The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
AN OLD FAV0RITE
MAKESANEW BOW.
The Montgomery White Again a
Charming Summer Rest
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES
: Georgia Lady Inaugurates the
Movement That Resulted in an I'm
prcssivc Revival of the Memo
rics OF the Lost Cause.

MONTGOMERY WHITE BULL III j..
SPRINGS. August .-Spcci1l-Drand Ola
Montgomery White, closed for $50 many
wears and only open for very BRIEF
rariod laet season. again looms mp in
huge PROPORTIONS. under the fine mtn-
agement of the ever popular and clh-
cicnt new proprietor Nh. w. $. Ayfes'
Reached after most eXhiIarating ana
charming drive Of mile and halt over
q deliehtfully smooth road, the eye ilsl
rests upon the lovely green lawn c9A-
ceded by many 90 fully equal tha1 OF l"o
Croenbricr White. and some contchilAs
euporior in its natural beauty, inc 5ehle
rippllng stream through the centre win
its most artistic little bridges at inter-
walls being no small addition 10 tNe ale
ready enchanting scene.
The hotel stands I'm bold RELIEF, win IT'S
large cottages forming almost circle
around the lawn, the large sulphur spring
being the ccntre-piece. and no only ie"
wards distance the Confederate mohu-
7nent erected in 1852 ON a grassy mOuhd'
the snowy gift OF Georgia
Mrs. r. W. HUI. of Georgia who is
epcuding the summer here, and beng an
interested member present ON thai oc'd-
Son. finding the cemetery GROUNDS lhlch-
" overgrOWn with weeds, appointed ai--
urday last a memorial day OF the event.
the object of the meeting beins TO re-
yive memories OF the Lost Cause, ana
call attention 10 the condition Of the
cemeteries near this place. where lie
nearly 900 Confederate soldiers.
Numbers were present from the SUR
rounding country. Roanoke, Salem, ana
Christlansbmg being repre- ented. Ine
Hon. Peter Blair. of Salem, Va, denver
al the Grafton, Mr.. Phlegar of Chris
tianshurg. gracefully introducing -ie
speaker in q few happy remarks Ihe
audience of about 500 heartily applauded
and felt themselves fortunate ln DelHs
present on such an occasion.
II would. indeed. be difficult to emhody
I'm This letter even brief outline of the
beautiful speech to- which from mem-
orv Justice could not be done without
original manuscript.
4 TATTERED BANNER
DR. o. WILEY. On a hastily prepared
manner echoed the sentiments OF inc
dfstiUetlshcd orator. and an the While
fine ."rattered Banner Of the twenty
eighth Virginia hoated gracefully over
tbe little Confederate shaft An espe-
ciallv ENJOYABLE social feature or inc
week was the german of Saturday even
ing. many being present from biacAs-
burg. Some of most noticeable were.
Miss G.. HARRISON or MlsslssipIl' "o"-
cred organdle over ta1eta elk PINK ilp-
hons. with Mr.. Blake. Miss Emma Naah'
Norfolk Va. "a strikingly handsome bru-
nette. was most regal in black net over
silk. with black lace aud turquoise plIe
I'm, trimmings. She is a decided social
fayorite. her charming grace ana ease
of manner captivating all ohe o"N~,A
with Mr. Mitchell, Richmond MISS -.
Venable Bristol white organdle ana
mink ribbons with MT $. Devauiti MISS
FRANCES Mitchell, Richmond, eAqul7'-o
green satin costume, with MT. falH1.l'
Blacksburg: Miss Daisy NASH NoI4o4N'
v,bife organdie with Mr.. ii. De' aul.'
Bristol. Miss Bessie Scout la. lii'''i'.-'
niouante and pretty brunette, Whlle o..
,sndio and mink trimmings. with Mr. Il.
Strause. Roanoke: Mrs Shauson' i'od-
noke ola rose silk. black lace TRIMMINGS
viii Mr.. Culpeper: Mrs watson, Dam
! ,,,ue very handsome black and Whie
! srripcd silk. and black lace Trimmings
! with Mr.. -; stays were Mee7i7'
| Wvlie. Frank Moon. Dabney, saAHut-s'
! Painter. Edwards, Watson, Bruce tIo"l
! Allegheny Springs, Wood, Spindle Jno'
/ X. simmons (CrOcketts), and many oll-
| ors. ....l.,,,,,,
| PROGRESSIVE EUCHI,E.
A most enjoyable progressive euchre
| Marty of seven tables Whiled away tne
| morning hours. The lovely ball room
| ,vas utilized for the occasion. Mrs. Ia"
| rison. Mississippi, won the hfst prize,
/ silver clothes brush: Miss Ayres, second
nrize cut-glass ink stand; nrst gent 3
| prize. very handsome Russian lealHeE
| card-case. with silver mOununBs' TAKEN
! by Mr.. Hoge, who presented IL 10 -Nlll7'
| II scott. Richmond; second gents pil1e'
pearl and silver handle paper-cutleI' d.
/ Taylor. e,,...
Wednesday morning, Mrs G. ~" s2il,
! Roanoke offered quite q diversion IN inc
/ 80. of a bowling tournament. The con-
| fest was most spirited and exciting near
| The end. when confident that nrst one
| and then another had won, Miss biisy
| Nash. Norfolk. the youngest or the par
! ~ nv luck and skill made strike lIua
! winning the prize, handsome cul-bldss
! pur-box. with silver top; Mr.. Henry De
vault. also by strange coinclueh0o, .Io
| Youngest on mems side, captured 1he
! pretty silver stamp box. -.
Mrs. Slawson has her smart trap mere,
| The usual nightly hops were lhteTI '-ou
last evening by the arrival OF la' 50
! hav-ride party from BlacksouFs' anu ~
Immediately an impromptu german I'm
| menced. Among the walters were MI
Bush. OF Blacksburg. VINO leau som
beautiful figures, with Miss sue Reed
Nfiss Mitchell. Richmond. with Mr.. Car
nor. Miss Mangum. with Mr.. Hoge;
| SUss y scott. Richmond, with MT. Nit
cbeii. Miss Annie Williams. Richmond.
,.i,h NJ Culpepper: Miss Emma Nash,
ut,b Mr. Tinsley: Miss u. Nash. with
NJ Tavlor Roanoxe) Miss Patton, with
Mr. FRAZIER; Miss NJ. Reed, with MI
baskerville; Miss l. Reed with MT
Berkeley.
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