The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
MOONLIGHT RIDES
INLAND OF GOSHEN.
A Gypsy Supper Served Under Starry
Skies Of Night.
VISIT TO OLD SWEET SPRINGS.
Merry Party Drove Over in a Six-Horsc
Coach for Delightful Visit-Visi-
tors TO Allegheny from the
Alum-Many Late Arrivals
Especial Dispatch to The Times)

THE AIILEGHANY HOTEL, GOSHEN,
VA, August 1S.-Tha person who can
introduce unique or original entertain
neuts at summer resort rs, 1ndeeo, d
delightful one to have around, and Ger
1ain!y the moonlight coaching party Sotten
up by the young MN and given TO tue
Young ladies OF the Allegheny IuesudS
night was original and successful In the
extreme.
The large coach was filed to overflow
ing. and the party drove about three and
a half to four miles by the light Of the
moon.
The rendezvous was at sulphur spring
in a beautiful dell, and refreshments We're
served in truly gypsy style, the. guests
all gathered around, while the light OF
a large lantern and the moon at its height
cast shadows and made everything still!
more uncarny.
1t was a lovely scene, and raminded one
of the place where the weird sisters
dwell"
One youth was so inspired by the soft
ening influences of his surroundings that.
Ike little Tommy Tucker, he sang for his
supper, which consisted of sandwiches,
cheese. pickles, olives, candies, and a large
ksg of beer
our hosts were Messrs. Kenton Hartman,
Horace and Wade Bell, Joe Thompson
T. Brock. Ballard Smith. Buck Lanshorne
I4athrop Morehead. NJ Pilson, E. I. Pill
son, Willy, Harry Hodges, y. S. Tanner.
and the lucky recipients wtre Misses Pill
son. Constance and Emily Knox. Addie
Bowe. Alice Hotchkiss, S. White, Mary
Masters. Elizabeth Morehead. jamie Cam
eron Jeanne Levy, and Edith Jones. Mrs:
E. d. Hotchkss. Mrs. I. \. Jones, ana
Mrs. Clarence NIillhiser were the chaper-
ons Apropos of coaching parties. 1t Is
we'll to mention q most congeniai crowd
that went from here to the Old Sweet
last week They arrived at the Allegheny
Station in high spirits. and drove over
in a six-horse coach to this dear Old
place It was delightful trip. and. while
all had a fine time. yet. they seemed to
be glad to be home tthe Aleghany) agatn-
Mrs Il d Hotchk:ss chaperoned the
marty. which consisted of Misses Alice
Hotchkiss. Lizzie MoreFead. Ruth Tanner,
SOPHIE White Adde BOwe. Amelia. Pill
son. Joel Perrin. Ballard Smith. Wiley,
and M0rehead. and several otherS.
A SUBSCRIPTION EUCHRE.
Monday night subscription euchre
party was given. Thy are always plea
SAINT for those who Go not dance. and after
spirited playing the prizes were given to
tTrs. Pore of Florida: Miss Lizzie Hctch-
Kiss. and Mr. j. r. Wood. Mrs. Har-
man. Of Goshen. drew the correlation
Nor was our sister resort slow in fur
nishing her share of gaiety for the week
in fact tho Atm has the largest crowd
it has had for eighteen years. having
between six and seven hundred guests.
Miss Campbell from Philadelphia. was
entertained with fifty Of her Alum friends
in Ftoval style at the Allegheny Saturday
night The rartv arrived at O'Clock on
the Alum train chartered for the occasion.
and after dancing for some time supper
was served in the dning-roon. Although
our host Mr.. ]. 3. Wood had short no.
tice Of this private entertainment Of 30
guests. vet he was equal to the occa-
sion and everything went off beautifully.
Among those OF our Richmond friends
Who came over were the Misses Jeff~ey-s.
Powe sad7er WaddilI. Barnes. Mrs. Wad-
dill Gordon. Wallace. and Dorson. JUDGE
waddii1 Acknowledgement Montague. Ell
eir Graves. Charles Rowe ard p. A
Saunders. Jr.. and seventeen others
Nonda- morning very exciting bowl
ing contest took place. composed OF the
c7,an,n,rrs 90 tho s5aeon Those v-ho
-,layad we've ar"- Cla~nnoa NIilhispr. Mrs.
pone. Soohie White. Edith Jones. Maurice
Olson. Tenton Herman. Joel Perrin and
T,vtton Ament After vnrv close PLAYING
the prizes were won hv Miss Edith Jones
Who was inst two noints ahead nf Miss
sonhie White. and the gentleman prize
was won hv NJ Nar~ioH Di'Son.
RECENT ARRIVALS
Among recent arrivals are Edgar Pow
ars Richmond: Harry Il. HODGES. Nor
folk. James y. Williams, IT. y. G.: w,
II Rel. F. G. Jordan. Norfolk: L T. Rev
,olds. Nevoort News: F. T. Rates. j.
Aubrey St-aus. Richmond: G. O. Goa1fon'
r. T, p Hanehareer. Farr'sonbur": Miss
E-,,,fIv T. KNOX Richmond: W G. w ll'ams
md Wife Pc~.s-'or1th. Miss Cora founse'.
Richmond: Walker Lewis. Atlanta: MI
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