The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
THE OLD SWEET
DOES NOT CHANGE
The BustIe and Wear Of City Life is
Shut Out.
INDIVIDUALITY ALL ITS OWN.
Their Are More Than Enough Amuse-
meuts 10 Go Round but the They
Are Shorn of the Excitement
That Disturbs Pleasure.

c8l-Many of Che summer resorts are
losing ne attractions OF country ne, the
noise of the trains coming and going py
n.-nt az well az day seeming 10 bring
back the hurry and rush OF the town
ln d. way. but here the guests are smut
away from all excitements Of the city,
and the routine has cetain marked pc
cuiartiea and attractions.
How 20 ind time for an the amuse-
meur7 becomes somewhat difficult Every
one must spend some hours on the beau
uui lawn reading. chatting emoroider-
ing. then bathing and swimming, Tor
where can be fround as clear and large
a pool Boating. TOO. is always a favorite
amusement with old and young; some
times there are special bowling parties.
and tho tennis court IS always popular,
ia spite OF warm weather.
The golf links. TOO. are another source
or interest. there being enthusiastic play
ers and On-l0okers but an these sports
do not prevent the horseback rides
through the lovely mountain roads; driV-
ing. too IS "a ftyoute amusement
an IMPORTANT FEATURE
card parties form an important feature
40 the old Sweet and there arc always
good players hero among the ladies' as
well as gentlemen. The bail room, one
OF the finest ln The State, IS the gather
INK place for the bellies and bcauX. and
oie, for tbo men and women OF earlier
dsv. who Ike t0 watch the dancers listen
10 tho music. and chat OK the events OF
the dav. books. now and old. and the fish,
ing and hunting excursions OF to-day
, ,..-ter5.v For there ia excellent
fishing. professional and business mon
crow young and strong again AZ they go
or on these long tramps and drives. The
g.trg ~ and mo brings as much enjoy
- 80 tt. ,..r,.
,r., .-.-,. l.,s hoo, orpres-oa that
- -5o,,,5 rondne the popular Mrs.
r..-t,.,.f ,r >.o York 10 her cottage.
...,...ll.
1Tus.r.I treats arc I'm store FOR The
oresta. already musicians are here and
others ara rxDccteI
TuE GUESTS
Amorr Tho GUESTS are Mr.. and Mrs.
w D. Tucker flres children. maid Ra-
f.ig4 " O.. Mr. and lfrs vs.. g.. Law
r.9.s fbrre children. Charleston. W. Va:
49,. ,f.t,. ,-,t.re N.,y york. Miss
ffl.-i.,,. ,f.y-a, RALEIGH. n. G.; Mr.
,r,.-.. phn.1.lnhio Pa. Nff
c.,--e ,- t-oropor Richmond Va. Mr.
~ eub,oft stanton. Va. Miss T..
...i..,,, N-.o, vort. Mr. and Mrs. r.. u.
l,-..,l a-I maid Mr. John p Kinac0ne.
e...-. w. H. ~ ID porobs rouie-
,-l. E- 1rr " a. Rossar. clifton
-1-I. ~, Mrs a. W Ullycr and SON.
%ey, yort. Mrs II Nelson. New York.
FIR n Arnott Wheeling w Va:
Nh. % ~ Cannon Charleston. Mr. W.
cochran Charleston. Afr. J. ST. Kaee5.
c.-e.rtrier. Ar W. D., Dec. Monroe c0un-
~. 1frs II b Lockwood Now York:
,fi.s violet Lockwood and maid. New
y.,l. Mr. a. b. Young New York. Mrs
n ,r.,~1a~ white euIphur SPRINGS:
a.. and Mrs. Morrison Fuller. Rrookline
,r,.s. Nr-s 1farrarat Rawden. Brook
INA Nr,es. 1u-s Bernf.e Morrison FULLER.
u-oot,Ilra Moss. MISS He4trfoa white
rovirg,o, N Mrs NJ a Carmen. So.
ro,ie NJ, Master r. Carmen and Miss
A1olo carmen So Touis MO. Mrs A.
,f pa~ratt rrfaui,. Ala. Miss Louise
r,rr.t+ ruf,ul. Kra Miss rmmio
r.rrett rrf,nr1 Ala. D. Mercer Bar
rett r-rf,,,l, AL, A peck R4lu-
mora. Mr. 7 n Harris Crba sta3. wash
ineton. ID a.. Major Palm and wife. Gin
cirnati q Miss Norma o. Keenan,. Gin
rirrar d D~ Wo-lav Washington ID
~ Ms ~ r.t7t,,,b Turner throe chill
5..- "a --,.4 g. r-,is ,r, nov
rI,-,fo,. ,-,~..i,h,ol ,frs c,rr,i-h.oi
,rss rrfop crsb.ro Carmichael ,rlstor
Graham C7mich7aI miss Mac carr.ieh-