The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
LAND OF
The LAUREL
Days at Allegheny Brimfull
Of Happiness.
A TENNIS TOURNAMENT
One Arranged for This Week, and the
Contest Promises TO Be Exciting.
Rides Through Goshen Pass.
Uchre on the Lawn.
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GOSHEN. VA, August LEACH suo
ceedng day brings Increased brightness
to the social swirl OF Allegheny guests.
and there is not a moment in the day
when thore is not some movement OF
amusement in progress. Cards are still
pre- eminent. but the cool afternoons OF
the past week have been great induce.
ments to lovers OF tennis, and seldom
have any OF the courts been vacant be-
tween the hour OF four and shutdown.
tennis tournament has been arranged
for next week, and all look forward with
much interest and pleasure to the event.
and there Is much speculation as to who
the winners may be, the experiences OF
the competitors making previous deci.
sion impossible
This same cool spell has been a great
inducement to lovers of the saddle. and
they have not been tardy to take advant.
age OF It's presence. Each afternoon par.
ties take such rides as these to Cold Sui.
phur Springs. Milboro Springs. Panthos
Gap, Bellies Valley and through Goshen
Pass.
Mrs. A. G. Harmon. who owns a charm
Ing cottage near the hotel, was the gra-
cIous hostess OF an Informal card party
wednesday morning, given In honor OF
Mrs Benjamin Nash. OF Richmond, and
Miss Ethel schmelz, OF Hampton. Va.
A very spirited game was played, after
which dainty collation. was served.
The prizes were an exquisite centerpiece.
embroidered in la France roses. and cut
sIa.. bowl, won by Mrs. Nash and Miss
p. Grace Wilbon. respectively. Among
those invited were Misses Ethel and Mar
Earct Schmelz, of Hampton; Miss f.
Grace Wilbon. of Baltimore: Miss NJ.
Cary Laws. Mrs. Benjamin Nash OF
Richmond. Mr.. J. w. Daniels. OF Florida.
and Mr.. A. G. Harmon.
CHARMING TEE-DEES.
The Tee Dees have arrived. two charm.
ing young ladies' of Richmond. with theil
chaperone. Miss Dora Berry and Inez
| TAYLOR, and Mrs. GARNER. They are the
recipients Of many nattcrlng courtesies.
! Another pleasant event OF the week
| was an Informal cuchre given BY Miss
| Ethel Schmelz on the lawn Of the hotel:
| There were four tables, and spirited
| game was played. after which lsht re-
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There was given on Sunday evening a
! concert by the combined orchestras OF
| the Allegheny and the Rockbridge Alum
| Springs, assisted by talent drawn from
| the guests of this hotel.
| A bowling party, to be given next Tues
! day forenoon by Mrs. Adolph Klein. 81
! Cincinnati, is looked forward to with
| pleasant anticipations. There VIII pc
| prizes and refreshments.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
Among the recent arrivals at the Ale.
| ghany are the following: Mfr. William
4 Murray and WIFE Jacksonville Fla; Mr..
/ ~ II. Anderson, OF Richmond; Messrs.
/ John r. Corcoran and William Wheeling,
Stanton. Va: Mr.. NJ. B. Ferguson. Rich
| mond; Miss Louise Greene. Newport
News, Va; Mr. Is. Langhorne. Green
wood Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Heth Lawton,
4 New York city; Mrs. w. a. McCorkls
and daughter, Charleston. W. Va; VIII
/ liam G. Manson, Norfolk, Va; Mr.. J. H.
1 Carlisle and wife, Clifton Forge. VA;
i Mr.. Milton Faust. New Orleans. La;
! Mrs. George II. White and son, Washing
{. tom Mrs. C.. S. Wilcox, Chicago; George
IL. Murril Richmond. Va. Mr.. w. =.
i Boone. Boone. W Va; MT Eiuriose iun'
geenil, Philadelphia; Mr.. Thomas n.
Jones. Isle of Wight Va; Mrs. 7. 7.
/ Morgan. Miss Edyth Lee Morgan and
i MISS Alice Morgan, Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs r. Fl. Brockenbrough Lexington.
4 Va: T. II. Smith. Washington, d. CT;
A Mrs. ]. -. b. Gum and Miss Edna Gum,
/. Roanoke, Va: Mrs. s. B. Johnson. Bal
tlmore; Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Burke and
Mr. Robert Burke, staunton, Va: Roger
Il s woodruff. Dayton, Ohio; Mrs Moseby.
i Kalamazoo. Mich; Major r, NJ, Johnson.
i Fortress Monroe, Va: Mrs. r. NJ john
son Mr.. Theodore Garnctt' Mrs. II. H.
Garnet and Miss Bowdoin, Norfolk. Va.