The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
THE WARM SPRINGS
More Richmonders Than Any Time
During the Season-White Sulphur.

During the SeaSOn-Wnne Suipnur'
Especial Dispatch to The Tiunes)
WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS. Sept g.
This week has been one of great pleasure
and full of social events. The Warm
Springs hotel yet has as many guests as
it can accommodate, and as vacancies
are made there are others who at once
ill them. Richmond now has larger
representation than at any time during
the season this year.
Monday night a german was given to
the children of the hotel. who are great
in number by the proprietors- The music
by the band was lovely, and the children
danced until Il o'clock, when refreshments
were served.
Monday afternoon also a handicap golf
tournament was given by DR.. Wlckes, or
Cincinnati, O., and two handsome prizes
were given. Miss Lottie Halle. of Staun-
ton, Va, won the ladies' prize Gan ele-
giant silver ink stand), and the gents
prize was carried off by Colonel Denny.
OF Washington, .. C. "a. lovely silver
card case).
Then on Thursday night there were two
Of the most unique card parties of the
season given, one by Mrs. Edward Rob
ms. of Philadelphia which was an
eight-handed euchre party. The other by
Miss Grina, Of New Orleans, La; this
was q, very interesting game. Six tables
We're used and twenty-five players par
ticipated. The players in both games
were served refreshments.
delightful driving party arrived here
Thursday from tho White Sulphur
Springs. The affair was given by Mr..
Thomas B. Bryan, of Richmond, son
of 0Ir +. Joseph Bryan. The party took
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inspection, enjoyed the company Of their
Richmond friends until a late hour, and,
after bathing in the pools. left again fer
the White Sulphur.
Miss Graham, of Cincinnati, offered
prizes and gave two pretty handicap golf
tournaments Wednesday and Thursday.
There Were about twenty-five ladies and
thirty gentlemen who played. Refresh
ments We're served on the lawn, while
the strains OF music from Prof. Winters'
band We're heard.
- great many have visited here this
week from the White Sulphur, Nimrod
Hail and other neghbor resorts On
Friday Mr.. I. 7. Walker, of Norfolk.
came over from Nimrod Hall with a
party of friends.
Among the recent arrivals are Miss
Witherspoon. Mayesville. S. c.: Mrs.
William H. Powell Madison, Ind: R
Is,
NJ Condor. Baltimore. Md; Miss Ger
trude Dunlap, Summerdean. Va: D. s.
Condor and wife. Summerdean. Va; Mr..
and Mrs. Paul A. Seeger, Miss Elsie P
Seeger, Pikeville. Nd: Miss Addie John
son, Griffith Larkum, Washington. D, c.
E. 3. McI1orpey, Norfolk, Va; DR.. E.
". Blakesblee. Newport News. va; ".
Byrd, Cincinnati, O.; L. ". T. wickham.
Virginia: G. z. Doyle, Mrs. c. E. Doyle,
Miss Alice Doyle, Master Hobert E.
Doyle, Richmond, Va; Mrs. r. W. Gill
lette, Master Rufus Gillette. Illinois; Dr.
and Mrs. Thomas Vishart. Philadelphia
Miss Susan S Blossom. st. Louis, No:
r. A. Thornton, Lexington, Ky; Miss
Josephine Davis. Washington. D. c.;
Miss Mary Ross. Washington, D. c.;
Mrs. z. B. Gage, Cambridge. Md; Mrs.
Speed, Louisville, Ky; Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Roberts, Chicago, ILL.,; Lilburn T. Myers,
Levin Joynes, Dudley Mcdonald, Rich
mond, Va; William H. FELTON,, Macon.
Ga; G. PantIeoni. ST. Louis. Mo-; c..
Stokes, Baltimore, Md: c. F.. Rarnell
Millboro, Va; Charles Elliott Whining
ton, n. G.; w. H. Allison. Richmond.
Va; Mr. and Mrs. Lenox S. Rose, Mad
ison, N j.: Joseph II. Morrow. Philadel-
phia, Pa; Mrs. Benjamin Mecue, Wash
ington. D. C., Mrs. r. II. Davis, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Mrs. Charles Gambili. Miss
Spencer. Miss Hollingsworth. Miss Bes-
sic Spencer. Mr.. Richard J. Hollings-
| worth, 7. c. Hollingsworth. Baltimore,
Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Walker, Miss
Diana Walker. Norfolk, Va; Mrs. "A. v.
Eaight, Po0ghkeepsie, n. 2; Miss Dor
othy Sproud. Chester, Pa: John Roach
Sproud, Chester, Pa; Thomas s. Bryan,
Richmonu. Va