The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-15
ALLEGHANY HOTEL.
Ever Beautiful Goshen Pass Favor
lite Drive.

ALLEGHANY HOTEL, GOSHEN, VA,
July 14-Special.-It is generally believed
among the guests here that our genial
host. Mr. J. b. Wood, has received a ''pr-
waite tip from the weather man, for
while the less favored Of the country have
been sizzling in the hot cities and other
places, he has kept for his guests cool
breezes ION tap
The Fourth was most delightfully."- spent
by the guests of the Allegheny and al
though the day was quite warm, those
who wished to spend it quietly found al
ways cool md pleasant breeze from
some point of the large, shaded veranda,
which runs around the whole length OF
the hotel.
Others. who wished to spend the day in
livelier way, started at an early hour
on fishing trip and returned in the even
ing nfteT good days sport
Mr.. c. L. Ament was the most sue
cessful angler, bringing in splendid bass
weighing two and a half pounds and
enough smaller fish from the mountain
stream TO afford his friends a rare treat.
a JOLLY PARTY.
In the evening a party of twelve went
over to RocSbridge Alum on a private
train, rendered by Mr.. Frazier, of the
Alum, in order to hear the concert given
by the NriShtson Orchestra
The drives around Goshen are beauti-
full and The guests are already taking
advantage of them. A party of four drove
to the Alum on Tuesday and spent
most delightful day.
AS the two hotels, the Allegheny and the
Rockbridge Alum, are under the same
management this season, one feels as II
it We're one large hotel, and as Inc ger
mans and all entertainments will be com
bined. it will add greatly to the pleasure
Of the guests of both resorts
Goshen Pass IS also very popular drive
from the Allegheny. and just beyond the
Pass YOU find Wilson Springs and the
Rockhridge Baths.
The scenery through Goshen Pass sur
passes any other N the mountains OF flr-
gniia. ana is known far and wide.
The drive to AIilhoro is also picturesque,
ana takes one through what is known
as Panther Cap On Monday party
of young people drove TO the Rockbridge
Baths to spend the day and to enjoy the
delightful cool swimming pool
Monday night, Mr.. Frazier opened the
ballroom at the Alum, for the first time
of the season, and the guests Of the AL
leghany went over on The nine o'clock
train. chaperoned by Mrs. Clarence Mil
hiser and Mrs. I. n. Jones, of Richmond.
The evening was pleasant and cool for
).
the trip all the more enjoyable.
The hotel is filling very rapidly, and
this week there are great many more
expected.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
Among the recent arrivals are 3. H.
P.lson, Richmond: Misses Pilson, Rich
mond, II. c. Maddux, Virginia; DR.. G. g.
yenable. Virginia; s. S. Genther. Virginia:
Mrs. Caroline Straus, Richmond: Mrs.
n. NJ. Reinhard, Richmond; r. S. Gath
right. Richmond: ]. S. Calvert. Virginia..
Miss Genthcr. Virginia; Miss Sally War
rem, AIillboro:s c. P. Warren, Millboro;
Miss Fannie Baker. Staunton: Miss Katie
Baker, Staunton: ]. p. Mcfarland, Staun-
ton; ]. w. Mcchesney, Staunton; Gilmore
Hotchkiss. Virginia: ]. c. Warren, Vir-
ginia. MrsNS. F. Pison. Stanton; Miss
Susie Wilson. Virginia: Clarence Stock
dale. Georgia: AIRS. C. H. Phinizy, Geor-
sia: Miss Phinizv. Georgia; Mrs S. D.
Kennedy. Canada: S. H. Nottingham.
Jr, Baltimore. Md: Mrs Adolph Klein,
(JHninaati. Miss s.lennis NJ + .ex-y CinciIl.