The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26
HIGH TIDE AT
CHALYBEATE
Crowd Increased With Every
Incoming Train.
DRIVING PARTIES GIVEN
Congenial Party Drives Across to Old
Sweet and Enjoys German There.
Gard Parties and Hops-Fun
for the Little Folk.
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4 SWEET CIIALYBEATE SYRINGE
July 25.-There is a great change noticed
| here in the past week for the addition
OF many guests each day on the arrival
OF the stage coach makes one realize that
the season Is now under way, pointing to
one Of the pleasantest that the Chaly-
beate has ever had. AS the bell an
nounces the arrival OF the stage at noon.
many guests go out to meet the new
arrivals who are warmly greeted by our
genial host, Mr.. b.. f. Eakle, who gives
each one cordial grasp, inspiring an
Eat home" feeling right away.
The weather now being warm. a great
number go in the pool every day, the
bopular hours being noon and at
o'clock There the children first have
their hours and then the water is let in
and the pool filled where the bathers have
merry times.
The regular hops In the evenings are
enjoyed by big and little folks the lat
ter having their time first and adapting
the old folks style, end in Virginia reel
before they are carried off to dreamiaho.
Several driving parties have had
DAYS outing, some going to Peters noun
/ tain. Beaver Dam and the White sui
| phur o,,,.
The young folks always have some
| thing planned each morning ana "'el
c,n,eras and lunch baskets tramp over
the mountains until dinner time recalls
I. them.
The first progressive euchre party was
i given Monday evening in the pnrlor,
when a most enjoyable game was played.
The winners of the lirst prizes were Mrs
| John Weller Of Louisville, Ky, picture
and Mr. Graveson of Louisville book;
| the consolation a picture, was drawn by
| Mrs George McCatley, of Jacksonville
Fla. The players were Mrs. A. j. Lee,
/ Mrs. Chester Scott, Mrs. Blair Burwell,
/ Mrs. Charles e. Willis, Miss Willis. Mrs.
George McCauley. Mrs. L. NJ. Sander
son, Mrs Lohmeyer. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weller Miss Mary Lloyd, Miss Welsh.
4 Miss Green, Miss Ford, Mr.. Paxton, Mr.
Graveson, Mr.. Galloway. Mr.. Gowmans.
Mr.. Weber.
Mrs. Charles E. Willis, of Richmond,
and Miss Willis, of Morristown. N. j..
gave a most delightful card party on
Thursday morning. The two tables where
seven hand euchre was played were ar
ranRed on tho veranda and for two
hours the ever popular game held sway.
n The winners of the first prizes were Mrs.
John A. Lejeune. Of Portsmouth, Va, and
Miss Henry, OF Norfolk The BOBBY
went to Miss Green, Of Louisville.
The Sunday evening concerts are fea-
turo of the place. Mrs 2. NJ. Coldeway,
of Cincinnati charms every one with her
magnificent soprano voice. Last week
her selections were Ave Marie. Angels.
serenade. She was accompanied with the
violin as obligato, by Prof. Hovin, who
nlayed a violin solo to the delight of
every one.
Mrs. Fontaine, of Huntington, w. Va.
, chaperoned a party of young people on a
drive Tuesday to Peters mountain. where
day was spent In merry making, roam
ing to the top and taking pictures of the
beautiful Views with the girls In the fore
ground.
VISIT OLD SWEET.
On Tuesday evening quite a party went
over to Old Sweet to a german. In this
party were two debutantes. who We're
notably bellies of the evening. The party
consisted OF Mrs. Fontalne and Mrs.
Egeron, Of Huntington; Miss Purcell, OF
Ohio; Misses Mary and Elizabeth Lloyd,
Of East Orange, N. j.: Miss Imogene Fon-
tame. Messrs. Ben Blackboard. Coldeway
and Youmans, OF Cincinnati.
On Thursday the Misses Green, of
Louisville, took a party over to White
Sulphur and spent the day, returning in
the evening in time to enter into the
dancing.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
Among the late arrivals are Mr., T. d.
Cardwel, Of Columbia. S. c., Mr.. w. G..
. Coldewny. of Cincinnati: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gains and children, OF Elizabeth
City N. c..
Miss Wayman Cushman, Masters Robert
and Henry Cushman, of st, Louis.
DR.. j. Fl. Hansford wife and child:
Mrs. Louella II. Hansford, of Pratt, w.
4 Va.
Mrs. William A. Boyklnn Miss Mary IT.
vine Boylsin, Miss Nina Boykin, of Bal
timore.
i Mrs. L. Walters Hcdan, OF New York
city.
!. Miss Margarte Waters, of Baltimore.
Rev. N. It. Stahl and wife, Misses ELI
zabeth and Mary II. Stahl and Prof. Geo.
Mcintyre, of Delaware City. N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Green, OF Louis
Vile, Ky.
Miss Mary B. JeTerds, OF Charlestown,
w. Va.
Miss Frances Ruth Eskew, Of Charles
town, w, Va
Miss Elizabeth W. Talbot, OF Norfolk.
Va.
Mrs T.. G., burlington, Miss Ethel Petit
and Master G. y. Baldwin. of Hunting
Miss Rsnecca A. Adams, Of East
Mr.. F. B. Eslow, wife and child. OF
Huntington, w. Va.
Miss sallie Cooke, Mrs. Frank Y. Clark
and family' OF Norfolk,
Mr.. 7 Garrison Morft, of St Louis.
Firm Which Encourages the Militia.
tor of T,