The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-01
THE ROANOKE RED.
Opening Of the Season at This
Famous Resort.

,r salem, Va, July 31.--Special-On
thursday night the Messrs. Chapman in.
augurated the gay summer season at their
famous Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs
with brilliant german. Cool winds
sprayed among the forest aisles wander
ine from unseen -grottoes, making the
nlght delicious and the stars looked down
III MID splendor from cerulean sky
upon the mountain resort where for forty
years chivalry has been wont to do honor
to beauty.
by III O'Clock the Temple of Momus.was
scene OF charming galley, being filled
from the rostrum.:.to the southern en-
trance from many States.
Now.music arose with it's voluptuous
swell and soft eyes looked love to eyes as
graceful forms threaded the mazes of the
dreamy waltz.
The german WAS led by Warren John
sen, ct louisiana, with Miss Lawson, and
Mr. Glasgow Armstrong with Miss
GLASGOW, of Richmond.
The other couples were as follows:
WIN. Simpson, Va, with Miss Daisy
Tompkins, Va.
Professor Herbert Smith, Va, with
Miss MINIS Wiley. Va.
II. A. Christian, Lynchburg. with Miss
Addie Hughes, Md.
Ernest Shipman with Miss AIcGhee.
Richmond
Clay Chapman with Miss Matte
Hughes, Baltimore.
j. Dufour with Miss A. lowering. Bal
timore.
W. E. Henry with Miss BERTHE Hughes.
Baltimore.
Eads johnson with Miss Katie Hughes,
Md. 80
Joseph Chapman with Miss Burken.
road.
Fred Chandler with Miss Schafer.
Ben.Tinsley with Miss Boscher
Marvin Aluizer with Miss Schmidt
w. w. Ballard, Jr. with Miss Hughes.
Baltimore
L. w. Langhorne with Miss Annie
MAYER, Norfolk.
d. ". Wiley with Mrs Boutwell,. Nor
folk.
G. Logan with Miss T.. Logan, Va.
III. Hine with Miss, White, Va.
Thomas Hughes with Miss Marsalis
New York.
The chaperones were Mesdames'T. l..
Marsalis, New York; j. Il. Berry, Texas;
L. c. Mason, Maryland; H. c. Constable.
Maryland; d. l.. Turner, Massachusetts;
j. X Graham, Arkansas; S. Griffin, Vir-
ginia; ]. w. Atkins, Georgia.
AT IL o'clock delightful sherbets.
creams and cake.were handed, after which
the dance was indulged.in until o'clock.
1t was one of the most brilliant and
success ful germans ever given at this
mountain resort
Among the guests at the Red Sulphur
are: j. r. Graham and wife, Arkansas
Mrs Whitehurst. and family, Mrs. Bar
ham, Mr. Golfer Mrs. II. .R. Cooke and
family, e. l.. Mayer, Miss Mayer. Mas
Taliafeiro. Mrs. j. w. Wilcox and family
and Mis- Clark, aud daughter, of Nor
folk; Mrs. M. s. Smith, Miss Thurston
and sister, Miss Mary Lawson, Miss Car
rie Schafer, Miss Ellen GLASGOW, Miss R.
e.. GLASGOW. Mrs. Mccormack, Miss
Schmidt and brother and Miss NJ Bos-
cher, of Richmond; J. T. Borum. and
wife, Portsmouth; T. L. Lecompte and
wife, Lewis Mason, wife and child, Mrs.
l.. G. Mason, Mrs. Thomas Hughes and
two sons, Misses Addie, Katherine, Ber
tie and Matte Hughes, Miss Annie Lev
ering. of Baltimore, Md. Mrs. II. G. Con
stable, Miss Bessie Hughes, Thomas
Hughes, of Mt. Washington, Nd; Mrs.
$: Griffin doth season., Salem, Va; Mrs.
w. b. DO wles and family. Mrs. NJ. A.
Bowles, of Virginia; Misses Sallie and Mar.
tina Didlake, Lynchburg; Mrs. Wood and
family, Lynchburg; Mrs. c. Christian
and son, Lynchbnrg; Y. T. Harrington
and family, Mrs. Bookhart, Mrs. Fergu
son and Mrs. Quarles, of Helena, Ark.
Miss McGehee and a. M. Meg hee, Mis-,
sssippi; Mrs. Looney and son, Memphis.
Tenn; Mrs. J. T. Berry and family, II.
e. Henry, Mr.. and--Mrs. English, of
Texas; Mr.. Henrik, South Carolina; DIR.
w. L: Robertson and wife, Virginia; w.
l.. Baker-and daurhter, Mobile; ]. w.
ATKINS and wife, ATLANTA, Ga; Mrs. T.
L. Marsnlis, son and daughter, New
York; Mrs Levy and family, Miss Bur
kenroad. Mrs. Foley and daughter, War
rem and Eads Johnson, and J. Dufour. of
New Orleans: Mrs. Geo. w. Logan and
family, Virginia; and .-Lieutenant T. j.
Griffin, q. S. N, andsswife.