The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-29
COLD SULPHUR
AT FULL SEASON.
The Happy Days That Go Gliding
BY.
RIDING AND DRIVING PARTIES.
\ Variety Of Occupations and Plea
surcs To Suit the Tastes Of All
AScs-Airs. Graf. Presented
With AN Oil Painting

Csperial Dispatch to The Times)
COLI SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA, July
eS.-This Is the andante OF full summer,
the days 10 induce pleasures as rcstor2-
tive as i magicianS cordial. Life at the
Ao4a Sulphur a this season moves as 10
the full melody of muse, rich variety,
and attuned To the tastes Of all.
Riding and driving parties to the sur
rounding places Of interest have been the
iorder OF the days for the past week; card
parties in the cool pariors, and for those
who swing hammoclzs and read away
these dreamy days the spacious lawn at
lords spots of deep shade beneHth spa
'cioGs oaks, under whose green arch the
red man perchs-lce rested after the chase
or encamped near the palatable waters Of
the cold spring"
THE BALLROOM.
Ia the evenings the ballroom Is gaily
lighted and Informal cotillons, in which all
OF the guests join, are in progress. The
sound OF violin and harp breaks the still
ness OF the enc.rclins hills with such
Inus.c-sweet and thr,iiling-as the sons
OF sunny Italy alone can produce
a very graceful and appreciated com
pl-ment was paid Mrs. J. S. Craig BY the
guests at the Cold Sulphur. a handsome
OF painting was sold by subscription and
presented to Mrs. Craig. The proceeds
- VII III s'~iit ~ ~ - tiIiIiItl CNEfch
society. Mr.. j. II. Valentine, of Rich
1nond, was the promoter of this courtesy.
Mr.. l. d. Cardoza. of Richmond, pre-
sentea the picture with a few pleasing
words. which was replied TO by the Hon
j. S. Cra-g in his polished and attractive
style.
Among The ladies' who add much to the
pleasure OF the guests are Miss Mary
Elicit and Mrs. Etcherson, of Richmond
1,ogf
Club, and Miss Ella jackson, of Galveston
Tex.
MUSICAL GUESTS.
These ladies are all finished musicians
and add to skill and training very pleas
ing, accommodating qualities Miss Jack
son plays much of the sweet wierd music
of old Spain. One is reminded of the
moonlit plaza, the mantilla and "A pair OF
dreamy black eyes.
Miss st. John, of Washington. D. c..
with her aunt. Mrs. r. j Martin, of Rich
mond. are registered for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitchurst and Mrs
1.arus of Richmond, Va, have returned
for the season
The fishing This year is particularly fine
Mr.. George McGilvray. of New York, an
old hahitue of the Cold Sulphur. has been,
as usual. very fortunate. He brought in
twenty-five black bass several DAYS ago
or all who love this sport Of sports, let
me recommend The Cowpasture River.
which rises in rome uneXplore1 part of
the -AlIeGhanies and comes rushing down
through Goshen pass on its way TO form
the .Iames.
II is the most picturesque river in Vir
ginia sometimes running shallow over
strata after strata Of many-hued rocks ard
forming ut Intervals in deep green pools,
the home of the black bass and the speclz-
led trout. The enthusiastic angler finds,
here the leencSt sport and the man who
loves fishing in one of these mountain
streams has gotten very close 10 Nature,
and loves her.
THE GuEsTs
The guests registered at the Cold Sui
phur are rs follows: Mrs. Percy Halves,
Richmond. Va; AR. and Mrs. j. S. Elicit.
Miss Elicit. Richmond. Va: Mrs ]. +.
Glenn, Richmond. Va; DR. r Y. Hen
iey, Lexington, Ky; Geo. IL Goodriise.
New York; MIR. and Mrs. j. A McGilVray
and child, Richmond, Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
J olIn e Etcherson, Richmond, Va;
judge and Mrs. Lyman Challlicy. Staun-
ton, Va: Mrs. Coleman Workman ana
Mrs, Mary l.. Workman. Richmond. Va;
6. Percy Halves. Jr.. Meadow Creek. w
Va: MI. and Airs. Jas. II Anderson. child
and maid. Richmond, Va: Mr.. Hugh
Sprone, stanton. Va: Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibson. Richmond, Va; MIR. and Mrs.
Heher Ken, Stauhton, Va; Miss Virginia
Lecllie, Louisville, Ky, Mr. Wray T.
Knight. Richmond, Va; Mrs. w C
Knight, Richmond, Va: Miss Elizabeth
Knight, Richmond, Va; Mr.. Allen War
1leld, Alexandria, Va; Miss 3. c. Gum,
Richmond Va: Miss Pearl Cralanp, Rich
mons. Va; Mrs r. ]. Martin, children and
nurse. Richmond, Va: Miss Louie ST
john Richmond, Va; Mr.. w j. White
hurst Richmond, Va; Mrs. W. ]. White
hurst and maid, Richmond. Va; Mrs. NJ
c. Larus end maid, Richmond, Va; Her
bert Q. Nhitehurst, R.camond, Va; AIR.
w. a. Young. Richmond Va; ]. Mason
Miller. Jr. Staurtol,. Va; John S Elicit
Richmond. Va; Mrs. c. l. Ilemper, Aspen
HILL Va: II. c. Hcchler, Richmond Va;
NJ Is l4amlain. ST Adams. w. Va: ]. j.
Gordon. Cincinnati, O.; Mrs. NJ. n. Sellers,
Cincinnati O.; Mrs W. l.. Moody, Rich
moI,d Va: Mrs. Lealy lIulci,inGs. chill
aren and maid, Galveston. Tex; DIR. and
Mrs. a i. Dickinson, Richmond, Va:
J. A Moore ana wife. licking
ton. Va: Mr. and Mrs. Walter c. Mercer
and son. Richmond, Va; Miss iIunice
Walker, Richmond: Alice Goodrich, Nor
folk Va: q. Z. Trice. Hampton, Vn.:
F. "a CARRIER. Richmond, Va; Nrn. NJ.
CARRIER. Richmond. Va: Mrs. Sarah Jack
son, Galveston, Tex; Miss Mary Jackson.
Tex; Miss Una Jackson, CAL
weston, Tex: Mrs. Mayes Jackson. Gnl-
weston. Tex.