The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-26
THE ALLEGHANY IN
LAND OF GOSHEN
Trip to Rockbridge Baths in an Old
Colonial Stage Coach.
YOUNG LADIES ENTERTAIN.
They Gave a German ard Supper to
Their Friends of the Sterner Sex.
Punch and Champagne Supper
Given by North Caroiinians.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
ALLEGHANY HOTEL, GOSHEN, VA,
August Z5.-Sunlight is poor sub
stitute for moonlight, as far as coaching
parties among the young people are con-
cerned, yet those who went on the trip
to the Rockbridge Baths last Friday, in
the hot sun, seemed to do very Wen IN
deed without the influence of the moon,
and enjoyed every minute of the trip.
So many things combined to give us
pleasure that, regardless OF the heat, we
would have been willing to have repeated
I it next day.
In the first place, the drive in itself is a
treat to any one. and carries one through
the celebrated Goshen Pass
Seen from the top of a typical colonial
stage-cOach. the scenery is superb, and,
sitting by the driver, listening to his rem
j iniscenceS of forty years ago. when he
was mere boy. one could easily imagine
that even now there were no convenient
railroads and that We would find relays
of horses at stated intervals.
After getting through the Pass. you find
Wilson Springs, very picturesque old
, resort. and one known as quite a camp
ing place, the guests prefcrring to rent
cabin for the summer to living in the
hotel
Rockbridee Baths is three miles beyond
and situated among the trees with a
most delightful little hotel-it seemed a
haven Of rest after our long. dusty drive.
A beautiful swimming lunch by the
riverside. and the drive home in the cool
/ of the evening completed our days enjoy
| Inent. and every one returned in high spir-
! its and ready for the treat to he given by
our ever welcome friend, Mr.. Polk Miller.
Of Richmond
He is always enjoyed. and every ono vel
/ coined him with delight.
GIRLS GIVE a GERMAN.
Saturday night the young ladies OF the
! Allegheny tried to return. in a measure.
| the many llindnesses shown them by the
! young men during the summer by giving
q german and supper.
Mr.. Sam Bigger was asked to lead, with
Miss Jeanne Levy. of Cincinnati
Among the other dancers We're Misses
Constance Knox Marion Rood. Ruth Tan
| ner Elizabeth Morehead. Pauline Powers,
| Atldie Bnwe. Amelia and Zelma Pi1son.
| Sophie White. Edith Jones Ellis Glenn.
| jamie Cameron. Ada Alexander, Mrs. 7. n
| Jones. Mrs. Clarence Mlhiser, Mrs. b 3.
| Pore Mrs. F. r. Greene.
l Messrs Joe Thompson. Maurice Pilson.
| Puck Lanshorne. James Pollard Ballard
| Smith T., H Britton of New York: Ken
J ton Hartman, a. Cameron. w Bell. Fair
banks. La throp Morehead, Joe Wood, Har-
F; ~ Hodges. A S. Tanner. G.. ". Thomas.
| J.ivesy Tno. Lee. r. f. P'lson. S. Pilson.
| w ?. Glinn. Clarence Millhser and Ray
( mond Pilson.
| Among the chanerones We're Mrs. b p.
! Prison Mrs. r. II. Pilson. Mrs. Jas. y.
f; Williamson Mrs Eugene Morehead. Mrs
| Rufus Patterson. Mrs e. D. Hotchkiss,
/ Mrs. S. w. Macs. and Mrs. Chas. Phinizy.
+, On Monday afternoon Mrs. Chas. Phinzy
! gave. in honor of Miss Betty Clarke of
| Lexington. an eGht-handed eucre party
| Tho first prize was won by Mrs A. G.
! Hartman. of Goshen. and the second or
! consolation by Mrs T. y. Jones. who pre-
! scented it to Miss Clarke.
| Monday night the children gave a chip
| in euchre party. and those who won We're
| little Miss Elizabeth Hotchkiss and Mas
f! ter Bernard Jones.
ON THE ALUM LINKS.
| On Wednesday morning large party
| went over to the Alum to golf.
| A special train. through the courtesy Of
| Mr. Frazier to Mr.. George w. Stevens.
| president of the C. and O.. and Superin-
| tendent j. II. Carlisle, brought the crowd
! back
| Two of the most recherche" private en-
| tertainments of the week We're given by
+! our North Carolina friends. and consisted
! Of a pinch supper the first night. followed
| by a champagne supper the next
| Both suppers We're served in buffet style
! on the southeast corner Of the large We
! randa
| Certainly the Old North State should
! be Justly proud of her fair representatives.
! who have been such an addition in every
! way to our coterie OF attractive people
/ and who also entertain in such royal
| STYLE
! Those in the party were Mrs Jas. n
! Williamson. Mrs. Jas. n. Williamson, r.
| Mrs VIII Williamson. Mrs Spencer. Mrs
| Eugene Morehead. Mrs Rufus Pattison
F! Miss Lizzie Norehead. Mr. Lathrop More
! head and Miss Mary Foster.
! .sKimona" parties are quite the thing
1 at present and. as the name implies. only
the girls are invited. and they are held on
| the third floor of the hotel in the after
! noon
Refreshments are served at any and all
times and consist of melons. peanuts, can
dies, etc.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
Among the late arrivals are:
P. Thornton Marye. Newnort News: NJ.
/ TT. Spades Indianapolis: P. II. Powers.
Richmond: Miss Mary Clarke. Texas: Ro.
Cabel Richmond: II. L. Shock, Craiss-
Vile: B. F. Hofhimer. Norfolk: Aubrey
Burnette. Staunton: E. F. Young. Rich
mond: Bowdre Phinizv. Ausllsta. Ga; K
C. Wilson. Stanton: Ro. j. Thomas. Alex
andria; w H. Hargrove, PHILADELPHIA:
r. W. Powers, Richmond: A. S. Morton.
stanton; [. 3. Stevenson. st. Louis:
Miss Eebecca Stephenson. st Louis: a.
G. Hartman. Goshen; F. e. Brown Sails
bury " c.: Thos. NJ. Semmns. Lex'n=s-
ton. s. F. Pollard. EllSo: a. Waller. VT
s-inia: Geo W. Steve-S, R:ch'"ond; 7 -.
Carlisle. Virginia: W. F. CHM Rich
,, mond. A. Klein, Cincinnati: Mrs. Mary c.
robertson. Columbia S. c.: Miss Cald-
we'll. Memphis. Tenn: R. Russell. Walter
c,renshaw. Virginia: w Fl. Higgins. At
lanta: R. NJ. Hughes Jr. Norfolk: r D.
Hotchkiss. Jr.. Virginia. Polk Miller. Fl
B. Greene. B. Fl Carr. Richmond: ]. NJ
Morehead. Chicago. c. T. Harris md -'-fsn
stannter. n n bison 49, $50.
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I..w,s. H. w. A-h"''S+er
craiesville: Ias. ]. Po'la-d. E'c'1mc-S' Z
G. Clark. Chicago: F. y. Wool cra'--.-
vile; Mrs Willie Shepherd, Miss sa'lie
Shepherd, palmyra, Va; ". Msd4e cay