The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27
GLORIOUS DAYS At
THE COLD LPHUR
Ideal Existence Passed by Sum.
mer Colony There.
OUT OF DOOR LIFE AND SPORTS
Sowing Alley Claims Many Devo,sss
Rides and Drives Consume v.~-
light, and at Night the Guests
Dance Away the Hours.
OUT OF DOOR LIFE AND SPORTS
Special Dispatch to The Times,

>SPe1i DiSpasco TO Inc Tlues.1
COLD sULUHUR SPRINGS, VA. I'M,
2s-"We live in deeds. not words. q.
thoughts, not breaths" surely when thu
immortal hand penned these lines h.
must have contemplated some such ideal
existence as is found in the life a, the
Cold Sulphur, for here truly do we '.couus
time by heart throbs.''
One could scarcely do otherwts. +,
this delightful atmosphere. and wha, ,,
the attractions which nature has 50
h PROVIDED there are added tn,
charms OF social life. little ia left 70 h,
desired ~ "
These are days indeed to induce not III,
dreams OF sleep. but the better dreams ot
waxing The sky has an infinite depth
OF color and life at this season moves a,
10 the slow gliding OF evening.
Inc girls Ire ffocking to the Cold trsS.
summer days, and their natural follow.
ing are the young men who come AMI
go and afford that variety which is ths
spice of existence.
Too much cannot be said of thess
Sunny Southern girls. with their capacft,.
for having a good time at all times and
their sraciousness which eudears Their,
to all sorts and conditions of people.
Iell the boys" said the Northern gen.
eral. that the women OF the Old Do.
minion command the love and respect OF
the world
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
These charmingly cool days are best
devoted to outdoor sports. and waIkin,
and dining parties continue 10 be ina
most popular diversions. The bowling
alley holds it's OWE. and those who ara
Gpr1i al = OH
dence.
Quite a nice Ittls dance took place Oh
Wednesday evening. The ballroom waa
gay with the handsome gowns OF chap
erones and dancers. and the delightful
coolness of the evening and the SCREENS
moonlight added mucu 10 the never
ceasing charm OF the waltz and two
step. Among the attractive children who
add life TO the Cold Sulphur mons is mora
popular than Master Shelby Villa ms. Of
Paris, Texas. who is q. charming littla
gentleman, and very much liked Thu
Misses Watson. OF Danville. are reg
istered for the season and being very
pretty and attractive are already a great
addition to life at the Cold Sulphur.
WEEKS ARRIVALS
Mr.. Granville Hord. ". Fl. Eord. Rich
mond. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. p. 0. Schot-
fed. Danvilie. Va: Mrs William e.
James. RICHMOND, d., MISS >. Is. DuEal.
Lexington. Va; Mrs. A Deb. Hooker.
Edenton. n c: Miss Elizabeth Talbot.
Norfolk. Va; Mrs. J. ". Garrett. Mem
phis. Tenn: Mrs. j. E. Brown. Memphis.
Tenn; Miss Garrett Memphis. Tenn:
Mrs. MCGOWAN. Memphis. Tenn: w s.
Houck. Memphis. Tenn; Miss Mary KEN
per- Charlottesville. Va: Mrs. e S. Hall.
New York: Mrs. Henry Peck. stanton.
Va; George A. Sprinkle and wife, Staun-
ton. Va; J. Leonard Wood Albemara
county, Va: Mrs. George Williams. Paris,
Texas: Jos Shelby Williams. Paris.
Texas Mrs. J. w. Davis, Wake, Texasi
Mrs. Lydia A. Barr. Louisville. Ky: Roy
Martin. Martin. Tenn: Mrs c. T. Worth.
am. Richmond; Mrs. Coleman Worthamr
Richmond. Va: Mrs. Mary Worthar1t
Richmond. Va: Mr. and Mrs J. Garter
Walker nurse and maid. Orange. Val
Mrs C. c. Glover, Memphis. TENT
Miss Jennie Glover. Memphis, Tenn: r,
L. Aples. New York: Mr.. and Mrs. y.
J. Whitehurst, Richmond. Va: Edward
s. Hall, New York: S. ". Dyer. Ne"
Orleans: Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Hall. Raj
eigh, " c.; r. E. r. Wilson. Stauntont
Va; NJ. H Dfrgee and wife. Lynchp1rs
Va: Miss Bertha Dinges Lynchburg, Val
Mrs. C. H Bull Norfolk, Va; W. r
johnson. West Virginia: Clarence {
Jones. Richmond Va; &. Fl. NsttycoHloa
Charlottesville Va: Mr. and MIS- X
Terrvman. Lynchburg-