The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-22
.SOJOURNERS AT
ALLEGHANY HOTEL
Friends and Acquaintance and Some
Strangers, 90.
A COMBINED GERMAN
The Younger Set Take Hay Ride
After the Dance Is Ovcr-Quiet
Enjoymcnts for Those Who
Are Not SO Gay,
A COMBINED GER Man.
.fSpecial Dispatch to The Times.)


Especial Dispatch to The Times)
HOTEL ALLEGHANY, GOSHEN. VA,
July 2l.-.Those who have been among
mountains and are condemned to live or
palms. die of AN incurable nostalgia 1t is
because we have issued from above that
We sigh for it, and that all music is to us
a Renaissance of our home, d 'ranz-des-
vaches' to the eXiled Swiss.
Such ~ sentiment as the writer Of the
above paragraph experienced must take
possession of any former visitor Of the
Allegheny when ne or she cannot come
back again, and as evidence that it is
music to the soul of great number, the
same people come summer after sum-
mer.
1t is reunion, as it were. of friends
and acquantances, and for Varietys sake,
some strangers, too.
This season bids fair to be one of the
most popular the hotel has ever seen for
several seasons, among which is its con-
nection with the Rockbridge Alum.
COMBINED GERMAN.
The combined german of the season was
danced at the Alum on Tuesday evening,
the nth.
Those participating from the Alum We're:
Misses Souissat, Mecklehorn, Waddill,
Bowe, Pickett; Messrs. Cloud. Graves,
Eason. Cabel, Jones, Mason and several
others.
The party from the Allegheny was chap
eroned by Nesdames Macs, of Georgia;
Craig of Georgia.: Ament. of Cincinnati;
Millhiser. of Richmond. and I. n. Jones.
The young people were Misses Amelia
Pilson, Zelma Pilson. Jeanne Levy, Alex
ander, of Washington: jamie Cameron.
White, Of Lexington; Culpeper and Edith
Jones: NIessrs. Leo and Woodbridge Ed
1nond, Harman. Thompson, Bigger, FIar-
wood, Fairbanks, Ament. Pilson, Wood,
and Bell The german was very
prettily led by Mr.. Cloud and Mrs Mec>!e-
horn, ana although the evening was very
warm for dancing, it was enjoyed to its
fullest extent.
1t is a Joy indeed to dance by such an
orchestra, which is a combination on such
occasions from both hotels. and is without
exception one Of the finest in the noun
tains, The leading violinist formerly play
ed with Theodore Thomas. Taken alto
gether they make beautiful harmony, or
separately each one is a soloist. Their
Sunday concerts are particularly fine.
HAY RIDE.
Saturday night (the 14thl the younger set,
after dancing until 10 O'Clock, enjoyed
hay-ride 10 the Cold sulphur. The moon
was lovely and under her influence 7 am
sure many Il young lover was inspired to
whisper sweet nothngs to his fair COM
beer, cheese and crackers were served.
and while we do not believe that the moon
is made of green cheese, yet the young
people were happy, and she beaned as
kindly as If that old saying were indeed
true.
For those who do not care to be so gay.
there is always a game of whist TO be
played and indeed it seems to be favor
tie pastime among old and young. Mrs.
Phinizy of Augusta. Ca, and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Macs. OF Thomasville: Mrs. 8.
II. Nash, of Richmond: Mrs. Holmes, Of
Georgia. and Mrs. Hartman are among the
best lady players.
ARRIVALS.
The arrivals OF the week are: Mrs. Bar
bara Heller. Newcastle, Ind: Mrs. RosaHe
Millhiser. Richmond Allen Sterling. New
York; Miss Hanlne, Phiiadeiphla; JAMES
E. Bradley, Baltimore, Md. "a .. Helief'
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs L. 3. van
Harton, Galveston. Tex: Mrs G. IL: III
denour, Miss Ridenour, Mrs. f. Il. Alex
ander, Miss Alexander. Miss Ada AeXan-
der. Miss Josephine Alexander. MISS F!or-
ence Alexander, Washington. ID g. MIS-.
8. F. Pi,son. NJ. c. Pilson. lachmond' va
Geo w. Weaver and wife. Rockordse
Alum: Charles Straus, Mrs. ID. S. HARDWOOD,
Miss Mary Harwood. II. S. Harwood. Mr.
and Mrs S. G.. Fairbank, Andrew Far
bank, Leo. c. Edmonds, Geo. w. Ed
monds. r. G. Cabell, Jr.. Richmond; Mr..
and Mrs H a. Walker, Judge LYMAN
Challlley and wife, a. w. Blackley, j. w.
Laird. Stanton; Mrs. w II. Barrett, Au-
gusta. Ga; Mr. Hardy Padgett, Atlanta
Ca; Mrs Geo. o. Holmes, Jacksonville
Fla: P. B. Allen. Charleston. w. Va: II.
IT. Nelson, Virginia; Miss Addie ". Bowe,
Richmond. Va; c. T. Levin. Stanton;
Mrs. w. II. Clark, S.. Louis. Mo-: Miss
Rebecca Stephenson. St. Louis, No; Miss
Gazelie Hundev Miss Pearl 1iundley'
D,nnsyille. Va; p W. Hammond, Phila-
delphia; o. NJ. sRea, Charlottesville; Mrs.
B. B. page, Mrs. c. W. Ross. Jacksonville,
Fla; Miss Turner, Petersburg, Va; ). ).
Gilmore, New York; Mrs. Jacob Pninlzy'
Miss Annie Foster. Miss Marion Rcod,
Augusta. Ga; C.L. Ament. Cincinnati;
J. II. Carlisle. Clifton Forge; B. T. Piison'
Mrs. A. G. Starke, Mis- Alice Hotchkiss,
Richmond. Mrs. L. L. Morehead, Mrs II.
=. Patterson, Miss L. AIorehead. Mr., J.
D.. Morehead, Miss Harfer, Durham, N e.;
James NJ. Turner, Petersburg, w