The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-29
THE YELLOW SULPHUR,
The Season the Most Delightful in its
History.
Especial Dispatch to The Time


Especial Dispatch to The Times)
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA,
July 2S.-There has never been al the Vel
low Sulphur Springs season more de-
lishtful than the present one. The num-
Der of guests is large and there is always
some pleasure on hand for their enter
tainment Riding, driving, bowling, dane
ing and card playing are among the pas
times. There are some champion" whist
players here, and a good deal Of interest
is manifested in the game. Miss Daisy
Scheduled, OF Danviiie, is the leader
among the horsewomen.
y german was given last Friday night,
and many visitors from Blacksburg and
the White Sulphur Springs came over.
Among the dancers We're Miss Cournne
Braughn, of New Orleans with Mr. Gar
land Sexton. of Wytheville; Miss Tony
Patton, of BIacksburg. with Mr.. DeCamp,
of Blacksburg; Miss Mamie Braughn, Of
New Orleans, with Mr.. Derry Walters;
Miss Page Nichols. Of Petersburg, with
Mr.. Gustavus. OF BIacFsburs; Miss Lucy
Patton, of Blackshurg. with Mr. Frank
Spillar. of Wythevile: Miss Ann Elizabeth
Harrison. of Petersburg, with Mr.. William
IL. Terrell. of Danville; Miss Emmfe Whcr-
~, OF Richmond. with Mr.. f. l.. Tbbs, St
Louis Miss Fairfax Proudft. of Memphis
with Mr.. Jack Sample, Of Blackshurg; Miss
Susie Scott. of Farmville. with Mr. f. J..
Pierce, of Wythevillc; Miss Mary Booth
Walker. of F'arnyille. with Mr.. Bragg. of
Richmond: Miss Angela Whitley, of Phila-
delpha with AIR. Chapman, of Blacks
burg; Miss Geraldine Mauberret, of New
Orleans. with Mr.. Randolph, Blacksburg:
Miss Resale Shafer, OF Richmond. with
Mr.. Moffct. of Blaclzsburs; Miss Bessie
Watson of Danville. with Mr.. Moncure
OF Blacksburs; Miss India Watson, of Dan
vile, with Nj. Iiassett, Of Blacks
with Professor Nawter, of Blacksburg;
Miss Kyle. of North Carolina, with Mr.
Dunlllin, of ChriStansburg; Miss Lydia II
Low, of New York, With NIr a b. An
drews. Jr., Of Raleigh; Miss Juliet Low
of New York. with Mr. Williams. of
Blacksburg; Mrs. George 3. Jennings of
Richmond, with Mr.. Lawson, of New
York; Miss Elizabeth Moon. of Chatham.
with Mr.. Cummings, of Roanoke; Mrs.
Haslins, Of GAINESVILLE, with Captain
hidgway Holt.
Stags-Messrs. Fontaine Martin, Mem
phis; Carpenter Boiling. Stuart Chamber
layne, Kipps, Of Blaclshurg: Burren, of
Texas. and Dewitt. of Lynchburg
Chaperoncs-A fesdames Martin Memphis;
Harrison of Petersburg; Shafer, of Rich
mond; Mauberrett. of New Orleans: Car
rngton. of Danville, and Munford of
Richmond
a card party was given Monday by Mr..
Of Miss Rosalie H. Shafer, of Richmond
The prizes We're won by Miss Low, of New
York and Mr.. Tibbs, of ST. Louis
Mr.. Scott Watson gave a hay drive this
week to the children in honor of his LITTLE
nieces. The children were chaperoned by
Misses Resale Shafer, Wherry and Martin
and Mr.. Terrell.
A bal poudre was given Friday night.
and favor german viii be given next Fri
day night.
Among the arrivals OF the week are
Mrs. W T. Harrison and Misses Elise
Dorothy and Helen West Harrison. of
Petersburg; Mrs. y. r. Darlington, of
Danville: Mr.. a. B. Andrews, of Raleigh
S. H. Schoolfeld, of Danvill4; Mrs VIM
q. Cameron, of Petersburg; Mrs. &. C.
Eyhitedeld, of Tallahassee: Mr. George
p. Watkins, of Lynchburg; Mr. Macon
Martin, OF Roanoke: Mr.. Charles H
Shields, of Roanoke; Mrs Jutllzins Of
Danville; Mrs. Frank D. Hollund of At
lanta; Mr.. L. o. White of Norfolk: Mr..
c. Dewitt of Lynchburg; Mr.. f. E. Bur-
well, of Texas: Misses Claiborne, of New
Orleans: Mr.. Broad. of Natchez. La: Mrs.
Mary ". Cosby, of Danville; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Fl Jones. Of Columbus, O., ana Mr..
and Mrs H e DCIand of Cincinnati