The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
GAY CROWD AT TATE SPRING
Merry Guests Chase Foxes, Shoot Ride and Dance.


 Ride and Dance.
 Tate Spring. Tenn, July 2o.-(Special.) The crowds have been increasing stead ily during the last week, and the guests of the hotel number about 3OO, with auui- tions from all parts of the country pe' | ing made daily. good many of the guests took part | in a fox chase on last Monday. The chase was lead by the veteran Tennes- see fox hunter, Captain John Hodge. AT | ter an exciting chase of some miles over | inc hills. the fox was captured, and the many who attended the chase were much pleased with the sport. The ladies are still taking great interest in bowling, and the scores in many cases are very high. Several of the young ladies have found a new method, that or shootihs at target with rlne' anu some of them have shown that they are not afraid of a gun, and have maoe hits that can hardly be equaled py any | of the stronger sex. Miss E. Lamar Till of Savannah, Ga., has proven herself to l be the best woman shot Of the notel' not of the country, and several times has made a record of fifteen bulls eyes out of sixteen shots. while Miss Rosalie Coxe is A close second with score al- most as good. The saddle horses seem to be in great demand these cool afternoons, and sev- eral horse-b back parties have been organ led among the ladies, who seem to thinK nothing of riding to Riverside, which IS seven miles from Tate. Among the ladies that take great interest in riding horse back is Mrs John Kelly of Atlanta, Ga'' who can be seen almost any afternoon cantering over the hills on her laVorlte horse, "Tip."
 Among the Atlanta people at Tate dur ing the last few days are MT. George W. Parrott of the Piedmont Hotel, MT. Will | liam T. Newman, Jr, and Miss frances Newman, MT. Sam Paul. MT. and Mrs w. s.. Duncan, MT. Robert Ryan and Mir. and Mrs. Rawson.
 Among the younger set, the ball room IS still favorite spot, as the weather has been very cool. in fact. almost cold; the dancers have had many pleasant even | ings.
 A lai ze card party was given by the guests of the hotel on Wednesday even | ing; handed euchre was played and the game was very exciting. The prize was awarded to the successful ones and everyone had most enjoyable time. | Among the recent arrivals are:
 J. H. Bennett, S. C.; Jas. McGrath' | Savannah Ga.; A. c. Clewis and family, Tampa, Fla; Mrs. Jas. Gray and Mrs. | "A. I1s Mrs. J. W. Garth, MT. J. w: Garth, Columbus, Miss; J. Frank Powell, Vien- ma, Ga F. w. Cannon and wife, Seni- l tobia, Miss; F. w. Cannon, IT,, Senito- | bia, Miss. c. B. Walker, Atlanta, Ga; i; J. D. Brown, Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. A. Ben son, Nashville, Tenn; Miss Louise
 Pritchard, Nashville, Tenn; c. L. Hutch inson, New Orleans, La; F. H. Connors, Memphis, Tenn; R. M. Rogers, Morris ton. Tenn; Mrs. J. R. Barber, Miss Mary North, Mrs. Anna Haverkamp, Ya-
 zoo City, Miss. R. L. Lanklin, Jackson vile, Fla. Hugh Foster and wife, Union Springs, Ala; Saml B. Marks. Chas. Marks, Montgomery, Ala; H. B. Full Ter, Thomasville, Ga.; E. G. Wells. At
 lanta, Ga.; Mrs. J. M. Cutler, Macon, Ga.; Mrs. k. w. Burke, Macon, Ga.
 R. R. Moore, Johnson City, Tenn; Mrs. R. H. Borders and two children, Austell,
 Ga.; John Murphy, Knoxville, Tenn. Harvey Williams. Memphis, Tenn; Jno.
 T. King. Gate City. Fla; c. L. Roden-
 burg, wife and child. Selma, Aa. Miss
 Gussle Davidson, Troy, Ala. Mrs. w. E.
 Henderson. Miss Helen Henderson. Miss
 Mary T. Henderson and J. G. Henderson, Troy, Ala; Mrs. l.. B. Rawson and fam
 fly, Atlanta, Ga.; Miss I. and A. Blount,
 Atlanta, Ga. J. T. Brook. Waco, Tex;
 MT. and Mrs. Rhodes Brown, Columbus,
 Ga.; Miss V. Brown. Columbus, Ga.;
 J. McMillan. Knoxville, Tenn; P. c.
 Gates, Knoxvile, Tenn; Chas. c. Cullen,
 Knoxville, Tenn; c. T. McTeer, Knox
 vile. Tenn; w. F. George and wife.
 Vienna, Ga.; J. J. Barndollar. wife and
 sons, Coffeyville, Kan; A. M. Strong
 Knoxville, Tenn; w. H. Millspaugh. Me-
 ridian, Miss; w. F. Foster and wife
 Nashville, Tenn; Clayton Tullis and
 wife, Montgomery, Ala; Jas. P. Farrall
 wife and children, Montgomery, Ala; Jno
 R. Lowe, Louisville, Ky; Mrs. A. Bishop
 Chicago, Ills; w. H. Bishop, Chicago
 Ills; Mrs. J. R. Cohen, Tallahassee
 Fla; R. H. Williams, New York, N. Y;
 Mrs. M. E. Rice. Montgomery, Ala
 M. w. Rice, S. B. Rice, Montgomery
 Ala; J. H. Martin and wife, St. Louis
 Mo: M. L. Mosely, Memphis, Tenn; w
 F. Coleman and wife, Memphis, Tenn.
 Miss c. w. Atkins, Nashville, Tenn.
 Robert A. Ryan, Atlanta, Ga.; H. D.
 Hyunds, Atlanta, Ga; w. F. Vandiver
 and wife. Montgomery, Ala: A. s. Wells
 Tallahassee. Fla; T. S. Glenn, Ander-
 son, s. C.; A. M. Hallal Asheville, N. C.;
 R. E. Dumas, wife and child, Arlington,
 Ala; Mrs. E. V. Eastman, Cattlettsburg,
 Ky; Mrs. A. K. Hardy, Johnson City,
 Tenn; Mrs. J. E. Gardner and family.
 Huntsville, Ala; Miss Mamie Martin,
 Savannah, Ga.; Hagen House. Knoxville, lTenn. I. S. Fawcett, Chattanooga, Tenn.
 w. w. Mccain, Neva, Tenn; Mrs. N. H.
 and R. s. Houser, Atlanta, Ga. J. A.
 Wynne and family, Gainesville, Ga; MT.
 and Mrs. Geo. W. Parrott. Atlanta, Ga.
 Miss Mamie Parrott, L. w. Branch and
 wife, Quitman, Ga.; A. G. Parrish and
 wife, Selma. Ala; Saml w. Cook and
 wife, Anniston, Ala; Miss Lillian Sparks,
 Cave Springs. Ga.; Miss Anna Hamilton,
 Rome, Ga; H. 1T. Perry, Dawson. Ga.
 I. M. Starkeather, Conn.,; John B.
 Gromes, Richmond, Va. -adv