The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-02
JUNE AT THE
COLD SULPHUR
A Charming Prelude to Pleasures Yet
in Anticipation.
LIKE A BIG FAMILY REUNION,
Those Who Have for Years Made This
Their Summer Home Live Over
Again the Happy Hours Spent In
the PASTA Moonlight Drive,

COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA, july
l-Special-The number and the tamlliar
names of the guests who for the month
of June are registered at the Cold sulphur
is a most graceful compliment 10 IT'S EN-
Gent manager and to the numerous az
fractions which bring them again ana
again 90 fits hospltable roof Now mat lhs
season has followed so closely upon the
homel.ke s0ciabnlty which for tho past
month has pervadcd the place-and when
is as heathfu 20 the heart and mind as
the breezes waited from these 'everlast-
ing hills."-we gladly step from June INTO
July with feet timed 70 quicker strain
which shall usher us into the coming
gayety unconscious OF the transltloh'
a. BIG FAMILY.
II IS this fmnorceptible change which
koeps I'm harmony the inciinatons and
tastes Of the human family. TO those
to whom solitude brings content sudden
influx OF strangers would be trying I'M
deed. but as each train leaves It's new
arrivals. we welcome them into our large
family. not realizing that we are RAPIDLY
growing larger until We shall soon ue
scattered over lawn and piazza. a great
whole over which d pleasant cong enldilty
has found us way
June at the Cold sulphur has been the
prelude 20 % season which promises much
m pleasure 20 those whom fortune has
directed t0 this favored sDot IL has
been characterized by the meeting Of old
friends who for years have returned with
the coming summer and who find again
the pleasant party and live over again
the delightful hours spent together
10 is perhaps with reluctance that We
90 drst. awake 90 dnd the season in it's
fullest meaning Of gayety and fashion
already upon us.
A RETROSPECT.
The harmony which blended us together
On home circle As fresh in our memory;
as are ths 0ulct hours spent 90 The
rustic bridges and me chilly evening"
when we sat by the IRE and talked. as
listened 90 song and at the early hour
OF DID retired. soon 90 Doe snugly tucked
away among the blankets. and lul.ed into
suuber 0y the faint plainure call ot me
whip.p0-wIl Inc only sound breaking
thu stilnes of the June night
But Us each season brings i-s particular
pleasures. $50 il mind and heart we are
ready 90 receive them. welcoming ALL and
eager for the diversions nOW boo anticiDa-
ton.
SOME CHANGES
The old habitues win be deIishted 10
note the many changes which have gone
ON. while the chilling blasts Of winter
were giving way before a genial spring
The old ballroom is now daintily dress
ed in nature coolest green. and emerges
as au airy parlor inviting on a warm
morning Oh the quiet reader and ON
cool evening echoing with merry laughter.
and the catchy strain of tho Georgia
Campaigning
just aero. IS the drive and opposite the
main entrance 90 the hotel stands the
ueH building comprising ballroom,
bowling alley. and bath rooms
IT'S clelr-g.ass front reveals @ polished
000r. ou whose surface tho graceful forms
OF The girls OF Dixie Will soon DE re-
Elected while from the hote. piazza the
chapcr0nes can view their fair charges
through The May waltzes. and the grace
I'M figures of the german
THE FIRST MOONLIGHT
Several evenings ago a party chaDe-
roned by the popular Mrs. Benj Berry
OF Baltimore took advantage OF the
moonlight nights for a long drive. Skirt
ing the hills that lead into Panther Gap.
they made the echoes ring with son-s
old and new in which the son0rous voice
OF the old uncle" who drove them, was
plainly discerni0ie.
ON the return home The calm beautv
OF the night rested ike O. beuei.ction.
sabdung youthful enthusiasm into
softer tone. the moon h0ated over the
famous Goshen Pass lu c.0udless sky
bringing QUE clearly the near and distant
mountains and shedding over the scene
beauty unsurpassed.