The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-17
WEEK QUITE GAY
AT WARM SPRINGS
Great Number and Variety OF
Entertainments Given.
ENJOY oU1-oF-DooR SPORTS
Riding, Driving and Golf Very Popular
Some of the Social Features
Of the Week-Late Ar
rivals Of Guests.

Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA,
August 1G.-F'rom week to week, as we
take note OF the social features at the
hotel, we think there is no possible snow
tor an enlargement of entertainments, but
the next week always brings us some
thing new and more interesting. This
week has been especially bright and gay.
On Wednesday night many were play
ing cards and some visited Hot Springs.
Messrs Alfred Taylor and G. G. Daw-
son gave a driving party to several
young ladies. They visited the Hot
Springs, took supper, and remained until
late hour On this night also two of
the prettiest card parties of the season
we're given. One was by Mrs. Robert B.
Taylor Of Norfolk, complimentary to
Mrs. Waller of the same city. The other,
bv Mrs H V. Newcomb, OF Louisville,
which was a seven-handed euchre caro-
party. All their intimate friends were
present at both parties.
Thursday was golf day. but small
shower of rain prevented. Nevertheless.
the day was enjoyed. The children were
highly entertained with fox and deer
stories, and were read many iunnS
books
A lovely card party was given Thurs
day night by Colonel Mossher, OF Wash
ington, D. c.. to his many friends In the
grand red parlor.
Saturday was the red letter day and
the golf links and tennis courts seemed
to think they had seen better days. All
day long the air was alive with balls
and the caddie boys did not have to raise
a row to go around. because they were
in demand In the afternoon handicap
tournament was given, in which about
twelve ladies and seventeen men were
involved. The game was played for the
least number of strokes on the round and
a ladies' and gents prize Of two hand
some silver cups were given. the donor
of the prizes refused to have his name
known.
The CONTESTANTS worked hard for the
prizes and Mr.. Van Wrinkle, of New York
city. Won the gents on score of 81, and
Miss Poe. of Baltimore, the ladies' by
score of 20. There were about seventy-five
guests at the awarding of the prizes and
great turmoil among them was made
when the prizes turned out to be common
tin cups. five cents varied
A party of young men on Wednesday
explored Dumis' Cave to the depth of
about three miles and returned with many
curiosites.
Among the recent arrivals are Mrs. A.
Crirna, Miss E. Grinla, Walter T. Grlma,
New Orleans. La; George Cole Scott. "A.
s. Ruford. Jr.. Richmond. Va; j. n. V.
Daniel Richmond. Va; j. c. Wldmer,
Nv york city; Miss Philla, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. Turner, Jr. Miss Gertrude Howell.
Philadelphia. Pa: G. F. Morton. Cincin-
natl. Ohio; Emory Cobb, South Dakota;
G; i. Paunu. South Dakota: Chris c.
Dawson, Washington. D. c.; John
Hoffman New York city; Mrs J. ".
Coles. Philadelphia. Pa: Miles FarroW.
Baltimore. Md: Beverly T. Crump. Mrs.
Crrmp. Miss Courtney Crunnp, Miss Mary
Io1riotfa Cr1Iu1n William
W. Crump. Richmond. Va: Rev. H. B.
Lee Charlottesville, Va: Mrs. Robert 3.
Caylcr. Miss Blanche Baker. Norfolk.
va; H w Wicks, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Gaines. Bland. Louisville. Ky: A. E..
bethlehem. Pal Alex. lGinzbury, New
York city: Alfred Tyler. Washing
ten. D. c.; Mrs Huldart ]. Steel. Mount
Airy. Pa; Miss Louise Lewis. Clifford V.
I evils Richmond, Va: c. NJ. Randolph.
Norfolk, Va: Wilmah D. Panher. Charles
ton S. c.; Berkeley Williams, Richmond,
Va: Charles Curry. Robert G. Curry.
Staunton. Va: w. G.. Payne, Carloover.
Va: l. J. Payne. covington, Va: Mrs.
9. S. Esry, Emma J. Provost, Chester,
Pa; G. F. Darnell. Millboro. Va: S. NJ.
Morgan. Chicago. Ill; Thomas E. Rooney,
Chicago Ill; w ]. Ravens, Miss Lepp-
hart, Miss AL Lepphart. Atlanta Ga;
Tate Sterrett. Hot Springs. Va: Mrs. G.
T. parnell. Mllboro. Va; Miss Wa tkins.
A. Il. Zingon. NIilboro Va; John w. Ste
phenson, S. S. Lawn and wife. Washing
ten. D.. c.: ". ". Sayres. ]. W. Sayres
Cincinnati Ohio: DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
Westar. Pennsylvania; Arthur Iden. Miss
NJ. S. Bonnie. Louisville. Ky: George
Lewis, Washington, D. c., and F. c.
, Fisher, Coal Grove, Pa
The only german given during this
week occurred tonight. It was largely
patronized and was one of the prettiest
Of the whole season thus far. 1t was led
by Mr.. George T. M. Gibson. of Baltimore.