The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
THE ALLEGHANY
HOTEL SEASON
Beautiful Surroundings That Cha|-
Ienge Admiration.
A LONG LIST OF GUESTS.
L. ! Id Its OF her
Its Accessibility Is an Aid to Its Other
Attractions-A Splendid Crches-
tra-New Management i'll the
Hands of WelI-knoWn Men

ALLBGHANY HOTEL, G Q S q E n
BRIDGE, VA, July -Speoiai.-"Where
there's a, will there's a way" has been
so long declared without an exception
that few dare deny the truth of the say
ing.
But true ii is that not everyone who
I, has the will TO select the most delight
full resorts knows the way, because they
have not tried all the many delightful
ones.
The choice of the choicest has been
found" said much-travelled traveller,
and one who for many seasons has sought
out the most delightful resorts for health,
amusements. and pleasures.
y have travelled all over this country,
have stopped at most OF the principal
summer and winter resorts: but, ha1
known Of the many unparalleled attrac-
tons offered by the Allegheny, should
have spent the past ten summers Just
here. Why. what more could be desired
2 magnificent modern hotel, in particular
I'D to date, built on an eminencs COM
manding a view from near Stanton to
Milboro', overlooking the very top of the
Alleghanies; an attitude of 1900 feet; beau
tiful lawns-indeed, the entire surroundings
challenge the admiration of every one
who sees them.
, Then too, the management is SO COM
plete and courteous that one has but 10
look his wants and they are at once antici-
pated and supplied, and that, too, in such
way as to appear that it is pleasure
to comply with the wish
AN ENTHUSIAST.
The dining-room service. that in these
days of leisure, when eating forms such
q conspicuous part, is simply complete.
Why, I shall write all my friends. by all
means, to come here.
with such declaration from one who
knows ard has tried them all, why need
anv one go farther, whesher their stay
! is to be for a day, week, month, or
| The entire season.
The Allegheny is the most accessible
! hotel of Importance on the Chesapeake and
| Ohio Railroad, being but $50 miles west
| OF Richmond.
! The celebrated Wrightson Orchestra. of
| Baltimore, directed by Professor Ernst
,rhiele. and composed of eight artists in
| the true sense of the word, has arrived,
| and gave it's initial performance on Sat
! urday night June Both. The guests We're
| charmed with the magnificent blending
i of the different instruments ana the per
! feet harmony The band shows skilled
| training and abundant practice by men
| who are masters Of their respective IN
| struments.
The management this year is new
| throughout but for ability and courteous
| service the owners of the hotel could not
| have improved the personnel of their
! selection. Mr.. J. B. Wood is manager.
with Mr.. Sam. W Bigger. of Richmond.
! and Mr.. NJ. F. Pilson, of Stanton. as
| his assistants,
| Besides the usual attractions OF the
| summer hotels In the mountains mere
| about, the Allegheny boasts of its ball
room. billiard hall, bowling alley. tennis
[ court, golf links, beautiful drives, and
| various waters-sulphur, treestone, aium'
| &c.
| HE GUESTS.
! Among the arrivals of the season are
| B. II. Caron Richmond, Va; L. D. Min
| nigerode Richmond, Va; NJ. Jones and
| family Richmond. Va; O. D. Miner, Rich
! mond Va; w. w. Johnson. Richmond,
+, Va: Thomas G. Leath. Richmond, Va;
| Miss Monte Leath, Richmond. Va n L.
| Massey. Richmond Va; j. F. McSarley.
! richmond, Va: r L. Gathright, Rich
! mond. Va; Miss s. Bass, Richmond,
Va: ". Crenshaw. Richmond, Va; w. O..
J Michaels Richmond, Va; S. H. Weller.
! Richmond. Va: A E. Priddy, Richmond.
| Va; H Il. Jobson, Richmond, Va; r. II.
| Talley Richmond. Va; P. II. Powers.
| Richmond, Va; Field Wilbcn, Richmond,
! Va: r. W Roberts, Richmond. Va;
| E. Etchison. Richmond. Va: Mr.. and Mrs
/ Clarence Milhiser Richmond. Va: Harvey
! Wilson. Richmond, Va: Dr. William R.
| Jones. Richmond. Va: E. L.. Bloornberg.
| Richmond, Va; J. l.. Goodloe, Richmond,
| Va: Mrs. G. B. Davenport. Richmond.
| Va; Miss E. A Davenport. Richmond.
| Va; Mr.. Frank A. Davenport. Richmond.
| Va: Chess L. Miller. Chesapeake and
/ Ohio Railway: c. O. Walter, Washing
| ton, D. c.: II. H Seabrook. Washington.
| D. c.; Mrs. H. D. Bruce, Washington,
| D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Bruce, Wash
| ington, D. C: W. McCuloh Brown. Wash
| ington, D. c.: C. N. Dawson, Washing
! ton D. c.; E. Lyons. Washington, D. c.;
| E. D. Motley, Baltimore: the Erightson
Orchestra, Baltimore: C NJ. Thomas. Balti-
more; J. w. Heller. Baltimore: r. F.
| Jackson, Baltimore; R. S. Beach, Balti-
more; w. G. JAWS. Baltimore; w NJ.
Burnley. Baltimore; c. w Wallace.
Maryland; F. l.. Simpson. Maryland;
+. NJ. Landrum, Maryland: A. B. Giffen,
Maryland j. W Petit New York.
| J. Levena, New York: w. G.. Hatcher,
| New York: Allan Sterling and wife. New
York: Walter Britton. New York: j. s.
Mcneil, New York: c. r. Lewis and wife,
New York: E. R. sbtey, New York; VIII
liam ]. Bolt. New York: Mr.. A. G. Har-
man and wife. Goshen, Va: kenton Har-
| man, Goshen. Va; E. S. Mexican. NJ D.,
| Goshen. Va: II. Humphreys, Stanton.
Va: N. N Greathead. Staunton, Va:
DR.. C. B. Lohr. Stanton, Va; Miss Alice
E. Harwood. Stuanton Va: M. f. Pill
son. stanton. Va: C. E. Chewmnk and
| wife stanton. Va: Miss Louise Noon.
Staurton, Va. C. II, Thompson and wife
stauntcn, Va: Joseph e. Thompson,
Pennsylvania; s. II. billiard, v;sEla!ai
Miss riekott Virginia; William \, CRU
bert. Virginia; r. a. Carrins,cn. Virg.n!a;
c. H Tabb and wife. Virginia: Joseph
NJ. Brereton AMI wife. Virginia: W. w
Briggs, Virginia: ]. L. Helms, Virginia;
J. D.. Whitman, Virginia: Miss Neths
Preston Virginia: Elizabeth Ross, VIC