The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-12
SOMR TYPES OF FAIR WONE /.
Feminine nature Seen in All its hoods
and IeISeS al The Summer Resort.
LEARNING THE ART OF ENJOYMENT.
Autumn Days 30 Goshen 0uecn Nature
sits huthtoucd in All Her Royal splon-
dor rnd hcr Actinuo Pay Duo HON.
age Religious Teachers.

ALLEGHANY HOTEL GOSHEN
BRIDGE, va. Sept Specialize has
heretofore seemed TO Dee AN Duwritton. bat
immutabic law that summer resorts
must be- kept Boz % constant whir Of ot-
element on gioiy Go attract, bat os
this old world of Guns grows older and
wiser SO do Der children learn ways OF
wisdom and realize that the cncvos
cenco ana sparkle of ccaseless excitement
and galcfy s UAe thc champagne cup
radiant ana delightful while it lasts
bringing Boa Dos wake conditions that are
unsdusyug. restless and ncWc-rend.ne.
Under the past regime people were Will
lng Go i0rg0 the essential comforts OF
ilfo IN they might only bc in the midst
OF round of amusemcnts and dissipa-
tons. But now as Wo have become more
"a people of leisure. we take our pleasures
along with the solid comforts of lie. and
since the world has made such rapid
strides BOO tho art of how 90 enjoy life at
its best. SIC have baulshcd excitement
and ln us place taken the rcstiul sweet
ness and delight of life by leading lives
az quiet leisure and hcalthful outdoor OK
crc.sc
LEARNED THE ART.
As the Allegheny has learned This see
Crot Of success. 10 is no matter ~ surprise
that it holds its own with any resort in
tho state. and continues 90 attract ana
als0 90 gather numbers from the White.
H0.khrdec Alum. and other resorts. The
stream of pleasure at this resort is flow
ing on in the even tenor OF its way. and,
though wo find in its wake only the
ripple of tho summcr-tiR of eiiciy ana
frivolItv. yet the hcaithfui and more I'M
MIGRATING outdoor amuscmcnis OF the
faU arc % most delightful change.
Tn climbing these mountains there is an
element ~ danger that appeals 20 the
innate love of adventure. which lies dor
mant FOO tho heart OF every healthy man
and woman and the delightful walks
through these woods. where an is quiet,
there seems 90 De emitted from the tan
trees with their network OF vines ana
flowers "a fragrance Ike that OF incense
in some dim cathedral
THE OUTINGS.
Among the many Outings of the past
week one was particularly enjoyable. ll
was "a nav ride 90 Panther Cap. when
forn1rd the big as well as 'ernoll ~.
and was delightfully."- chaperoncd by Mis.
Towers of washington and Dr. bodoW'
of Richmond.
,r.s Alice Prtchard Moore of New
orleans was the bright and charming
star of the occasion. and added no lI'i.
en- ro measures a. au The enervesceht
snirt of fun and gaiety CHARACTERISTIC OF
,bfa voiirg woman. Us irresistible. ana her
toaufifgl face. together with her INFINITE
versatility has won her an enVlaDIe
place. both in tine hearts or women "H"
as men. -.,,o1
A. watcrmclons and candy composer
the feast of the occasion. Dr. Bodo"
skufuI attention was most earnestly so
ucitod for the "small boys ol '"e p"'''
before the evening was over
Tbcre have been several other cuttings
equally as interesting one especially was
~ me- quaint old Wilson Springs where
tbc partv was entertained ly Mrs VIII
tor "a venerable lady. eighty-hVe years
old who is stW active and Interesting.
eho has a newspaper giving fuil account
Of Washmgton's death and funeral o.'
ef., mad various mcmenio's OBJ 'on'In'
goro Nfaury and of General Ice.
THE BAPTsTs.
t, be BAPTIST church. so beautifully
.t,,,.t,6 in large grove ou lae hIIl
..ro.. frou the hotel. the Augusta Dap
tist Association, representing h'chOilu
nam Augusta. Allegheny ana I'''hl'.
80. .,untfes held its annual ses7''"
'i,'-',.- tbe mast week lasting three Guys
Ar-r fbe organization of the pody'
..tt.t r,erlfed iu the election OF rev
d. a. Ferguson. ass moderator, inc loiHl
80 ,tsrlf and trcasurcr-kcV. nj. d. Woou
of stanton. preached the Introductory
sermon. I'M the afternoon inc I,'''i9
from tho various churches were ie"u'
and delegates gave verbal reports OF Nl"'-
tors not covered by the statistical leu'r7
bearing on the state. ,...
Tbe report on the Ministers Relief
t,iro were read showing that the fund
has not been as large ass tne heeds.
Earnest appeals were made for Increased
contributions Go this fund. that those
charged with its administration might
render assistance TO- those whose lives
have been worn out in The ministry
The second days programme was
opened by devotional exercise, conducted
hv Rev Mr. Solly. of Harrisonbure. after
which the subject of education was disc
cueecG~ly Dr. Charles IL. RyLnd. Hon.
j. Taylor Ellyson, and Professor j. Rufus
Hunter an of Richmond
Dr Ryiaud emphasized the intimate
connection between Richmond College
and the association. one scholarship
this association. while other funds were
contributed hy members OF the body
The Hon. d. Taylor Ellyson. who has
been administrator for twcnty-four
years of the funds contributed toward
ministerial education by The Baptsts.
urged the necessity OF enlarged contr.bu-
tions
Professor Hunter. of The Chair of
Chemistry of Richmond College. spoke
Tor general coueeiatc traninc urging
that 70 IS sacred duty which all par
ents owed % their children.
Immediately following this the work
Of state cvangelization. ass attempted
hv the state Mission Board of the Nir-
Finia Baptist General Association, was
discussed by "a number OF the ministers
and laymen present
WITCuCRAFE
Some OF those who have been laborng
under This board told of tho dense moral
and spiritual Ignorance. which they en-
countered 100 their work. 10 is hard for
one who has not met with such facts TO
believe that ever iu This enlightened day
and our own state there are many OF
the white people who believe firmly ln
wltchcruft and resort Co various eXpe-
dlonts Co break the charm oil tho witch.
Yet such experiences these m I0uarles
encounter lu thIs delishtlul section ol our
dear OLD State ol Virginia.
Mr.. William Elyson. of Richmond. who
detotce. FREQ or charge. 500 much of hIs
time 10 this work. made a soul-strrlng
appeal Tor The better support of th.s
work Dr. a. D. Woolnu of Hampton
closed the discussion of thIs subject
Iu the afternoon the work of the SUM
cav school and Bible Board was dis
cussed by Rev vs. e.. Tyrea. or Durham.
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