The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13
SUCCESSFUL.
SEASON.
Jefferson Park Reached High
Water Mark Past Summer.
ARE LEAVlN G With REGRET
Among the Lingering Guests Are Rev.
Peyton H. Hoge, Of LoulsviIl, Four
Daughters and son-A Goodly
a List Of Others.

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JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL, VA, Sep
TENDER 12.-Scptember brings many
changes to the circle at Jefferson Park.
Many of the August guests have return
ed to their homes, but goodly number
remain to enjoy the autumn beauties Of
this lovely country. Parties on their way
home from the higher mountain resorts
find it pleasant to stop by here while
where they meet with such warm
welcome, and are made to feel at home
so promptly that they often prolong their.
stay.
Jefferson Park will ere long close
the most successful season in It's exis-5
tence, Pleasant memories Of the place
and hospitality received at the hands OF
the hostesses. Mrs. +. T. Boykin and T.. A.
Robinson, will long remain in the minds
of those who from time to time during
the summer have formed parts Of the
circle here,
INTERESTING PARTY.
An Interesting party here now Is COM
posed of Rev, Peyton H. Hogc, of Louis
Vile, KY, and his four daughters and
ono son.
Mrs. Virginia IIoge Is n very sweet, at
tractive young lady. with golden hair and
blue eyes, very much like her mother,
who, as Miss Mary Holiday. was "a Rich
mond oolle In years gone by.
A young lady who has received much
attention here during the season and who
will remain for some time is Miss
Florence Brown of Annapolis Md,
Miss Brown IS q handsome young lady,
with brown hair and eyes, and an OK
ccedIngly dlgnifcd carriage
a party drove over to the Keswck
Hunt Club house last Friday evening to
| hear Hon. Pembroke Petit, Of Eluvanna
| county, In his new lecture. II VIII Speak
| as Please If You Please" Quito an
enjoyable evening was spent.
Mr.. Stuart llancl:eL IN his usual de-
| lghtful style led tho german on We'd
nesday evening, with Miss Roller, Of
Harrisonburg, Among those taking part
were Misses Virginia llogc, GenevevC
Petit, Florence. Edith and Marian Brown
Lou Reid, Cornelin Watkins, Brown Pet.
tit, Frances Crouch, Eunice Niche Nela
and Mabelle Omohundra. Mabellc Moore
Roller Donaldson, Ianckel. Mrs. Lin
erick, Mrs Jordan, and Messrs. l3uffum
Nelson, Scott Langhorne, Fadloy, Payne
Antrim. Compton, lIumhcrt, Holiday
McKennn, Fife, Henderson, Timbernke
Taylor. Crockford. Elliott Saltman ane
Sinclair.
LATE ARRIVALS.
Among the latest arrivals are: Mis-
Vera Petit, Palmyra, Va; Miss Clara Pet
tit Palmyra. Va; Paul Petit. Palmyra
Va; George E, ur,is, Wawnesboro, Va.
W, II, Langhorne Greenwood, Va. Mis-
Parker IIcrndon, fredericksburg. Va.
Miss Kate II, Armistead. Danvlle, Va.
n, l.. Massey. Richmond, Val Tate !
Chcnery. Ashland. Va.;NS =. l'arksdalt
Washington, y. c.; Mrs. George u, Pur
Wis, Wnynesboro va; Mrs. j. NJ. iicc.
| Raleigh, n, c.: Miss Heck, Raleigh n, &.
Mrs. ". n, Perkins, Richmond, VA
Grace Perkins, RIchmond. Va; Miss Sus!
! McGee Heck, Raleigh, n. CT, Cecil j
I Berte. staunton, Va, Miss Yirginl
Iloge, Louisville, KY; BESSIE Hog
louisville, Ky.i Cary Iioge, l.onlsyill
Ky; Mrs y, A, Frederick, Wnsi
| ingSon. ID. c.; Miss Dora Frederick, Wasl
ington, D. c.; Alfred Frederick. Wasl
ington, y CT Pey,on II. lioge, Loulsyill
W.; William J.. lloge, Louisville, Ky
Miss Mary $. Hoge, Louisville, KY;
". Johnson and Wife. Fort Monroe Va
Mrs. -. II, Mash Richmond, va; Mr.
y 4. s. Garnctt, Norfolk, Va,