The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
I'LL BLAST
AT The W ARM
Many Take the Baths for
Their Betterment.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)


WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA.
August 1.-The season hero is now in ruil
swing. The delightful. old-fashioned
hotel is filled almost to overlooking.
The habitucs OF the place have settled
themselves in their farorite positions On
the grand old corridor and as new peo-
pie appear they smile them welcome
The magnificent scenery to be viewed
when taking the many drives through
the Virginia mountains is enough In
itself to attract crowds to the place.
Those who have acquired the golf habit
are not derived OF their fayoritc game,
there being six holes with 8 very we'll
kept fair green. from which at the END,
OF the third hole. high up on the noun
tain. there Is fine view OF the country
about the Springs.
The two recent golf Tournaments have
been given under the auspices OF guests
OF the hotel. The one on Wednesday
Week was given by Mr.. and Mrs. John.
Jacob Otter, OF Louisville KY. who gave
the prizes, and the one on Wednesday
last was given by Mr.. and Mrs, George
A. Bowen of Washington. D.. G.. who also
contributed the prizes.
Dancing is enjoyed each evening at $3.50
In the ball room. and tho preceding hour
Is given to the children, who dance right
lnerriy and always close with the VIZ
sinia reel.
SATURDAY CoTILLoNs.
On Saturday evening a cotillon Is danced
By the young people. and Jolly evening
is the result, i
A large euchre party was given on
Thursday evening. which proved a very
enjoyable affair Several very handsome
"a y,1a
A private german was given by sixteen
OF the men on Tuesday evening, which
was an excuse for many beautiful toll
cts being brought out BY tho ladies'. and
as the figures and favors were Very pref
~. 1t proved a very ENJOYABLE occa sion. !.
picnic for the near future is beins
| talked about.
OF course, nearly every one takes the
baths. This fashionable hour seems to pe
| AZ II A. A., or thereAbeuts, but at all
hours Of the day the baths are we'll pa
troniEed, as we'll as the drinking springs,
The delightful people one meets az the
Warm sulphur Springs is a great induce.
| nent to spend a season here. and there
Is 4 charm shout the place that no one
seems to be quite sble to describe. but
| which brings back to Its hosptable doors
| hundreds OF its patrons year after yea g
Several of the guests have extremely
| long records, One OF thirty consecutig "
4 wears mas DeeN Tduo ny NIL w. ~.
| NJ. Gibson. and many have made Shorter
RIcHMoNDERs THERE.
Among tho Richmond people who nave
registered here are DR.. Hugh Taylor. -
4 r. ". Daniel. Mrs. s. ID. Crenshaw, MIS-
| Winneld crenshaw, A, Ipeoyelt, Miss
(. Mary Johnston. the celebrated noyelis.i
Morgan r. Robinson. Mr., and MIS-, " =,
lancaster Williams. Miss Watkins. T.
| l.. Williams. Charles Watkins WilliaM Is
Mr., and Mrs, " p simmonas' M n =,
Whitlock Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blair
Miss ~, 6. Blair, Hudson Cary, George e., 4,
] NY Darlington, Major Powhatanf sEans
4 Miss Margaret n. Tucker. Mrs, $. Dan
| ney Crenshaw, Miss Winfield Grenshaw
Miss Fanny crenshaw. Master Gay Sfen-
shaw Colonel Miles Cary, James IL All
derson and S. d. Crenshay