The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10
THE TUESDAY GERMAN.


All, however were back to their places
On Tuesday night. when one Of the pref
test germans Of the season came OF. /"
The young ladies' of the hotel gave this
german. and OF course they were in full
bloom on this particular night. The ger
man was led by Mr.. George T. NJ. Gibson,
OF Baltimore. and the stately old ball
room contained many attractive couples.
On Thursday the gentlemen returned to
the Hot Springs to mingle with the large
company Of lawyers present.
Friday was red letter d~y in the weeks
calendar. In the afternoon 4 handicap
golf tournament was played There were
many in 1.-The fight" and indeed all
proved themselves to be thoroughly in
practice, and it was hard to tell who
would win the prizes, which were Of the
winners own choice.
After the tournament had its finish the
majority Of the visitors repaired to the
Presbyterian Church lawn, where the
Ladies' Aid Society was holding q So
cial. This was greatly aided by Mr.. Chas.
V. Faile. OF New York city, and Miss
Precious Moore, of Richmond, Va. both
OF whom are summer visitors, and IN
fact by the ladies of the hotel. The
committee made cute little silk socks
and sent them out together with unique
printed cards.
Saturday brought Joy to the lovers of
driving and riding and it seemed that
they all We're out in the valleys and on
the mountains enjoying the beauties of
nature. At night another lovely german
was greatly patronized. Kentucky girls
seemed to be in the lead and excelled in
beauty. However, there were plenty of
the true Virginia lassies that lied them
a chase" and after all, everyone came
out on an even.
Cards have been played by many
through the entire week. AT the cottages
and in the hotel euchre parties have been
given. and there are some who love this
amusement above all others.
The hotel now has about all 1t can ac-
commodate and the weeks arrivals have
been small. There are a great many
who will leave by tho 18th of this month
but others have enga gements to fill the
vacancy.
Among the arrivals are S. n. I.andes
and Mrs. Landes. Mt. Carmel Del; Mrs
d. w Denham. Mt. Carmel, Del; Miss
f. Landes Staunton, Va; Mrs ". ].
Breed. Miss Breed, Cincinnati. O.: James
81. Anderson, wife and child. Richmond
Va: Mrs. ]. Mason Miller. Miss Fannie
Miller. Miss Margaret e. Miller. Staun-
ton, Va; Mrs. r, G. Thornton. Richmond.
Va: Mrs. Samuel D. Davies. Miss Mar
tha Ann Lundy r. NJ. Bisgood Rich
mond. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. D. X. Curl1. h.
X. Curk. z. X. NanWiniler, NJ s. Lay.
New Yorl; city: Mrs. L. F. Denny, Es-
telle P. Denny. A. II. Ames, Mrs. a. Fl.
.Ames. Washington. D. c.; Miss Campbell
Baltimore, Md: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ed
mond, Hot Springs. Va; Floyd w. JEFF
ferson, Louisville Ky; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Nichols. Miss Julia C. Mich
OILS, Charles c. Nichols. il, St. Louis,
Mo-: Mr.. and Mrs. Drausin Watson Gin
ciunati. O.; Miss E. L. Fleeley. Kentucky;
j. D. Crump, Richmond. VA: Fiody w.
seamany. New York city: NJ. X. Sniff
fen, Philadelphia, Pa; n. A. Fulehan.
New York city: Harris Hancock Char
lottesville, Va; J. B. Tayhs. New York
city; Mrs. George a. Hayes. Richmond.
Va: Mrs. Won Feenevehn, Miss Won
Ecenevehn. Miss Hilda Won EeeHevehn,
Cincinnati, O.; r. G.. Morvo, wife and
child, Memphis. Tenn; Miss Lena Ahmr,
Dayton, O.; Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Felton,, Macon, Ga; W. S. Wheeler. Phil
adelphia Pa: Miss \. j. Douglas. Phila-
delphia. Pa; Mrs. John P. Poe, Baltimore,
Nd; Mrs Annie 1. Poe Graham y. Poe,
Baltimore, Nd; Mrs. S. W. Duer Ed
wards L. Duer, philadelphia Pa; Mr..
and Mrs James A. Bayard. Germantown.
Pa: c. II. Halle. st. Louis. Mo-; W. F.
Semple Louisville, Ky.