The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
A GAY WEEK At
THE WARM SPRINGS
A Golf Tournament for Every
Day in the Week.
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GERMAN ON MONDAY NIGHT
Led by Dr.. r. F. Williams, of Richmond
and Was Very Brilliant Affair.
Dancing in the Ballroom
Every Night.
GERMAN ON MONDAY NIGHT
Special Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch TO The Timea.)
WARM SPRINGS. VA. August 3o..
This week began with one OF the prettiest
1t was intended to be a grand affair. and
II PANIED out even more than was an-
ticipated. The german was led by DR..
Robert F. Williams,zso of Richmond. with
Mrs. Onard and MFR. George T. NJ. Glib
son, OF Baltimore. With Miss Davis and
Mr.. II. ". Shaw. of New York. with MrA
Gibson. the leaders being experts IN
beautiful and novel figures. Among 9TH
ers were Mr.. Fl. o. Forbes with Miss
Cobb. George Widmer with Miss Giffin.
Mr.. Grinra with Miss Edith Norton, Mr.,
John B. Young with Miss Norton. Mr.,
Gresham Poe with Miss Laura Norton,
Mr.. II. D. Newcomb with Mrs. Newcomb,
DR.. Wickes with Mrs. Wickes, Mr.. r. NJ.
Butler. Jr.. with Mrs. Grima. Mr.. c. C..
Nichols. sJr.. with Miss Knowles. Mr..
Lyman with Miss Butler. Mr.. Campbell
with Miss Won Steinwehr. Mr.. Porcher
with Miss Graham, Mr.. 4. c.. Young with
Mrs. Young and Mr.. Van Wrinkle with
Mrs. Panta.leoni.
GOLF TOURNAMENTS.
Wednesday afternoon a golf tourna.
ment was given by the Misses Norton,
OF Louisville. Ky. who also offered two
twelve hole medal play was the game.
and after hard-fought contest the la
dies prize was won by Mrs. Duer, OF
Philadelphia. and the gents by Mr.. John
Jacob Otter. OF Louisville. NY
refreshments were then served to the
players aad q few intimate friends on
the lawn.
thursday another tournament came
off, This one was given by Mr.. W. D.
Porcher. of Charleston. s. c., and was
an eighteen hole medal play. also tta
prnzes. a large number OF players were
on the links and it was a closely COM
tested game.
Friday. again tournament was given
by C. e. Nichols. Jr. and ]. c. Campbell.
both of ST. Louis. Mo.
Every night the ball room Is occupied
by young and Old when a regular ger
man Is NOT "on,' and while the band
furnishes music, they glide merrily over
the floor and cut funny figures One
youngster appropriately remarked: III
this could continue through the winter.
we would not need anthracite coal and
we could willingly see the strike go on"
NEW ARRIVALS.
me Following are the recent arrivals:
Charles II Talbot. L. r Page. Jr.,
Richmond. Va: Mrs NJ FL Gibson. New
York city: Mrs. G.. w. MacRae. Misses
MaeRae Miss Bowdre. Mr.. Wenmamn.
Memphis, Tenn: Mr.. S. Fl. Lyman. Sa-
vannan, Ca: John 3. Young. James GI.
Anderson. y. Z. Young. Richmond. Va:
@. @. Quigley. G. w. Langstntf. Paducah.
KY: G.. Pautaleoni. ST. Louis. Mo-: G. ".
Samuel NJ Bemiss, DR.. E.nraon W1lllama,
Richmond. Va: s. B. Sellers and s. G..
Sellers, Baltimore, Md; Mrs. William p.
Hunt. Jr., Mrs. Arozett. Chicago. Ill:
Mrs. Walter ID. Simmons. Richmond. va:
w &. Martin, J. G.. Martin. Norfolk,
va: Judge a. Whitfield. Mrs. Whitfield,
Miss Whitfield. Jackson, Miss: Miss Tai
bott Clay. Paris. KY; Dilleton Cooke.
Mrs Caroline Cooke. Louisville, XVI
Miss Witherspoon, Maysvills. s. c.: Mrs.
VIM. ii. POWELL. Madison, Ind; r. A,
Harrison, petersburg. Va