The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-20

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ing month here with his family. estao-
Iished for the season In one of the pleas
ATTEST cottages Of South Carolina Row,
returned Yesterday to his home in Cal
weston. Texas A number OF his friends
assembled on his cottage piazza previous
to the hour of his departure to pledge
him in a parting champagne cup and to
extend their wishes for his safe journey
and his speedy return. The occasion
was marked by the expression OF mucn
coTdiality. Mr. Michael having been
during his stay one of the pleasantest
of hosts. and the centre OF much good
fellowship.
GOLFERS AND GOLF LINKS.
Ardent golfers with golf sticks and
caddies go out to the links In the early
forenoon of the cloUdless July days and
return flushed with victory and full OF
citation at dinner time to recount their
triun phs and talk over their tactics.
Afternoon finds them again afield-in-
defasigabEe sportsmen and soortswomeE
as they are At the last tournament of
yesterday Mrs. NJ. c. Michael received
the ladies' honor and Mr.. r. NJ. Hughes.
of Louisville. KY. was the victorious
gentleman.
The semi-weekly cotilons for the sea
son Will be under the able supervision
Of Professor BeiaZza. of Norfolk. who
will inaugurate his series next Tuesday
evening with every prospect of abund-
ant success. and continue them each sue
| ceeding Saturday and Tuesday. Profess
sor Belazza is an admirable instructor
Of dancing, and already has q well or
gained class here.
WARMLY WELCOMED
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Jeffress and
Master Robert NJ. Jefress proved very
welcome addition TO the Rock Alum
| Richmond contingent Wednesday even
sy,o al n To
Luther Dawson and son. and Miss Alice
Hotchkiss. as much admired here as In
Richmond and elsewhere. Miss Annie
and Miss Mary Elizabeth Moore spent
Friday here and expressed themselves as
| much charmed with the place, its en-
vironment and It's COMPANY They were
on their way to the Warm Springs.
A taly-ho party. driven by Mr. J. 3.
Hudson. OF Texas, came over yesterday
from Goshen and heightened the pleas
urs of number of acquaintance by
stopping here for dinner and for stroll
over thu grounds. The Few josiah Ellis
and several others accompanied an ex-
cursion given today by the Kings
Daughters oe Stanton to the White
Sulphur Springs. 5Ir. Ellis Will return
| in time to conduct Sunday services at
| this place.
The temperature hare. though aeiisht-
/ full. Indicated that another hot wave had
reached Richmond The weather is
warm here at nGonday and IN the sun.
[ but is rendered cornfortatis by the cool
and refreshing nights and the crisp at
Inosphere OF early morning. the latter
! rendering wood fire kindfett In the spa
| cious hsarth of the hotel lobby most ac-
ceptable at an early hour of this fore-
: noon.
The most recent arrivals include the
names of Mr.. e. z. Ntusgrave, Longdale,
Va: Professor A. BeInzza. Norfolk Va:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wright Lexington,
Va; Mr.. c. .. Johnson. Cleveland o.:
Mr. and Mrs. P. IF. Johnson. Goshen.
Va: Mrs P. II. star1se Mrs Luther
Dawson. Miss Alice Hatehsiss. Master
Patrick starEe Dawson. Richmond. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Jessress and
Master Robert NJ JefTress. Meadow
Bridge. near Richmond Va. sIr. c. Fl
Zehnder. Miss Elizabeth Zehndsr Net.
York: Mr.. and Hrs. r. NJ. Hughes. Miss
Hughes and Master Hughes. Louisville.
KY; Mr.. c. 3. Sinin.e. Clifton Forge:
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Resenaesrn. Richmond
Va: Miss Moore and Miss Mary Eliza
beth Moore. Richmond. Va: Miss
Slaughter. Louisville, KY: 3lr. and Mrs.
4. If. Branaon ard the Misses Erannon
Columbus. Ga: Mr.. ". D. Grant and the
Misses Giant. OF lstlanta, Ca; Hiss Ju-
| liza b Spades Of Indianapolis. Ind. Or.
and Mrs. N. ]. Shaw. Rome. Ca: Pro-
lessor John Il CabeIl. Virginia Military
| Institute. Lexington. Va Mrs. a. NJ
| Scales. Danville. Va. Judge and Mrs.
| Payne aud the Misses Payne. Princess
Anne. Md: AIr. q. woodruff Dayton,
IO.: air. and affs. W. r. Davis ard the
Misses Davis, Norfoiiz Va: Mr- and Mrs
r. c. NorGest. Winston. y. G.: Mr Z