The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
SEASON AT THE
COLD SULPHUR
Moonlight Drives are Now the Favor
ite Amusement.
PATHFINDERS' CLUB POPULAR.
The Children's German a Scene of
Beauty and Pleasure - A Hayride
Delights the Lutte Oncs-Some
of the Guests.
PATHFINDERS' CLUB POPULAR,

| COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA, Au-
| gust -Special.--The coming OF the
shimmerlng, sun-loying golden rod marks
that period Of midsummer when for
mality and convention have given way
before a cOngenlality OF tastes and pleas
urcs which IS the heaithlcst idea Of Nv
Ing Straw rides and moonlight drives
continue TO lead as favOrite amusements,
and i should not forget 10 mention that
the walking club, the path-unders, IS
growing daily and MS members nave
Enlightened the morning. stroll into
tramDs that represent miles and-cOm-
plcXiOns riValing their EnkliSn sisters.
The week has been one of especial de-
light TO the children who are the happi-
est and heartiest lot 10 be found at any
resort.
Miss Caroline Garrett. Of St. Louis,
gave a hay-ride to her little friends; u
was charmingly arranged, and the chill
drcn were half mad with delight as the
high wagon drove up 10 the hotel drawn
by prancing grays with red harness and
numerous bells which awoke clangor-
Gus echoes along the shaded reads, cool
with the deep dark green OF summer.
CHILDREN 5 GERMAN.
The first children's german OF the sea
son took place on Friday night, II was
beautiful scene with the gay dresses Of
the little ladies' interviewer like a gar
land Of flowers, varied and charming.
Mir CrOckford Gordon led with Miss Lo-
Ia Brown.
Tom and Hugh Thompson entertained
all OF their little friends recently at a
donkey party which was voted by all
glorious success. 1t was planned by their
grandmother. Mrs Benz Berry Of Bal
timOre. who IS one of the most popular
women at the spring. One Of the most
pleasing features OF the party was the
fact that everyone got a prize.
a delightful suhscr pt'0n euchre party
took place several evenings ago. 1t was
one of the most enjoyable events Of the
week and one I'm which quite a number
Of the guests participated. Refreshments.
cool and sustaining. were served during
a break IN the game, the courtesy ard
thoughtfulncss OF the hosDitable mama
ger, Mr.. j. 5. Craig.
Mrs. A. s. Rutherford gave a unique
and delightful watermelon feast on the
lawn which was attended by all the
larlv charming woman. a tyne which
belongs TO the days Of the 'Old South"
and which has no equal in the present
SOME OF THE GUESTS.
Among the guests Of the week I no
Dr ]. D. Myers, Huntington, W. Va;
James \. Walker lexington va l.. u.
Gibbs Columbia S. c.. Wray T. Knight,
Mrs S. p MORGAN Miss Maude Nor
gan. Richmond Va: Misses Clark, Nor
folk Va; Mrs. 4. 4. Fitchett. Cane
Rock castle va. Mrs Sally Lee the
Misses Johnston Dr Geo. Ron. Johnsf 70.
II. G.. Heckler Mr.. Z. A. Saunders, Mrs.
Saunders and maid Mr. VIM. Writ Hen
lasld Va: Mr.. w T. Ham. wife. child
and nurse, Norfolk Va: Mrs. Harrison
Miss Harrison, Richmond. Va: Mr. Wal
ter Watts, Washington, d. c.; A. x. Ken
nedy. WaTenton, Va; G.. J. Hunt. Rich
mond Va: L. d. Starl,e Norfolk Va:
Miss Morton, Mrs c. H. Talbot F. y.
Isaacs, Mrs. H. w. Davis the Misses
Davis Richmond. Va; Edwin d. Jonog
and son. Washington, d. c.: r. f. Pol
ard and wife. Elks. Va: Miss Lola
Brown Miss Evelyn Gordon Mr. Crox-
ton Gordon. j. S Liehert +. Addison Ron
holds, 7. ]. Todd. Richmond. Va: Mrs.
n. Pierce, Huntington W Va: Charles
2. Emery. North Carolina: w. j. Donnal.
". Cape Charles Va.
HELEN w KFAfpEP