The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26
ROANOKE
REDSULPHUR
yard-Playlng and Dancing
Chief AmuSements.
MINSTREL SHOW PLANNED
Promises to Be Rich, Rare and RacY,
and viii Serve its Purpose, to
Amuse-Gern1ans Most
Every Night.

Especial to The Times ispatch)
ROANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRlNes'
VA. July 25.--The season at the Red mas
been little late this year but now TINS
resort is fast filling up. and IN a week OF
so the season. will be reaching its helsht.
All of the guests are enjoying lie 10 INC
utmost on these grand mornings when
thh cool air OF the mountain tops comes
down In refreshing breezes, what could
be more thoroughly enjoyable than TO
hunt. TO fish to look for bee trees, to
take long rambles through the shady
forests-all OF which are done by young
and old.
or course. the ten-pin alleys and the
tennis courts have their quota OF devotecs
but card playing and dancing are tho
most popular a1nusements at the Red. as
they are at most mountain resorts, Ihere
are some excellent card payers here and
various card games arc in progress most
all OF the time, except in the evenings
When the shades of night have fallen all
flook into the ballroom where the or
chestra from Washington plays the
softest OF waltzes. and the liveliest of
two-steps The Old Virginia Reel is rs
popular as ever, and the dancing of each
evening generally begins with 1t.
WEEKS EVENTS.
Among the principal events during the
past week may be mentioned the pro-
gressive euchre party on Wednesday
morning. There were six tables. Prizes
were won by Miss Lena Allen, of Nor
Folk, and Miss Grace stanworth. Of Nor
folk. A dance was enjoyed Tuesday eve
ming the figures being led by Mr.. Marvin
Altizer, with Miss Lucy Johnston. Another
german was danced Wednesday night 1t
was led by Mr.. Littell McClung. with
Miss Julia Campbell. Of Merchandising.
Pa. Last night an unusually large dance
was given. Young people from Salem.
Roanoke. and New Castle. we're present.
The german was led by DR.. G. e. Koontx.
A minstrel show is being planned for
next week, and 1t Is looked forward to with
much interest. 1t promises to be one OF
the rich. rare and rncy kind, which Is just
what is wanted.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
A partial list Of the recent arrivals at
the Red includes the following: Mrs. r.
H. Darst and Mrs. LILLIAN Dilard, of
Richmond, Tex; Messrs. H. P. and D. H.
Browder Winston. N. c.; Mr.. j. T. Cheat
ham, Newport News. Va; Mr.. r. Il.
Poland Petersburg Va: Mr.. William
G. Schultz. Knoxville, Tenn; Mrs. G. &.
Roy and Miss Webb. Atlanta, Ga; Miss
Achtah Dorsey, Frederick Nd: Mr. and
Mrs. A. Galloway. Salem. Va: Mr.. G. D.
e"aistp', 1NoahOhC, ' o. Ahi Az. II.
Futrell, Conway, N. c.; Mrs. c. NJ.
Fletcher. Rappahannock, Va: Miss Kath-
crime Denton, Roanoke, Va: MIR. w. A.
Berg. Boston, Mass; Mrs. G. w. Beck
man. South America; Mr.. j. P. NJ. Saun-
ders, Wythe. Va: Miss Blanche Green.
Wythe county Va; Mrs. ]. S. Richard
son, Miss Ethlyn and l.. ]. and ]. b.
Richa rdson New Orleans. La; Mrs. ]. X.
Jordan Montgomery, Ala: Mrs. A. T..
Henley. Birmingham. Ala; Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Johnston, New Orleans. La Miss
Beverly Andrews and Miss Claudinc
Hutter. Lynchburg Va: Mr.. ]. M. Snyder
and Mr.. F.. s. Green. Roanoke, Va; Dr.t
F. D. Robertson Miss Freddie Robertson
and Mrs Henry Pope Plaquemine. La;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Powell Portsmouth.
Va; Miss Julia Campbell. Mechanics
burg, Pa; Mr.. D. c. syme. New York;
Mrs. W. H. Tinsley, Mr.. w. B. Tinsley,
Miss Lucy Johnston, Judge and Mrs w.
Griffin and Misses Caudine and Eugenia
Griffin, and Messrs. John Logan, Robert
HUBBARD, L. z. Johnston, NJ II. Altizer and
George Logan, of Salem, Va; Mrs. j. z.
Allen, Misses Lena and Augustine and
Mr.. James Allen. Mrs. w. T. Stanworth.
Miss Grace Stanworth and Masters VIII
liam and Charles stanworth. OF Norfolk,
Va. The Richmond guests are Mrs. X. M.
l1te. Mr.. Barton Marye, Mrs. Burton and
family. Mr.. William w. Marston, Mrs. w.
e. Pitcher, Mrs x. S. Gordon, Mr. r.
Gillian, Mrs. c. A. Gillian and Miss GIL
liam and Mis- Harlan.