The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12
WERE PUT OFF
AT BUFFALO.
Many Guests Gathered at the
Old-Tlme Resort.
HOW THEY PASS THE TIME
Old and Young Dance at Night play
Out Doors in the Daytime and rl'rt
Always--Many New
Arrivals
HOW THEY PASS THE TIME
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BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, VA,
July 11.-More than three weeks ago the
season opened at the old Bufalo Llthla,
and health and pleasure seekers from
many States are coming thther, VT
gnia and North Carolina, as usual, iur-
nshing the largest contingent. ne Place
is located in beautiful little valley OF
the Buffalo hills ridge extending
through upper Meckenburg and lower
Halifax.
The Buffalo Lithia Is one of the few
famous resorts in Virginia. which has
been kept free from the hand Of the icono-
clast.
The buildings are freshly painted every
year, the lawn and trees are we'll cared
for, but the old cottage system In vogue
In ante-bellum times, in fact the same
old buildings, with few exceptions, are
still In use, and the sturdy old oaks re-
main, while the lawn looks we'll enough
without the touch of your modern land
scape artist. To nearly all the old pa
irons, as we'll to others who care not for
the spirit that would sacrifice every old
landmark for modern things the charm
that surrounds this old resort Is posi-.
lively delightful.
DANCING AT EVE.
Life Is pleasant enough socially; the
young people-and some others not very
5young-dance In the evenings, and during
the day the old time games Of ten-pins,
croquet, and tennis are enjoyed. A pool
room has been lately fitted up and many
indulge in that sport. The game OF finch
IS also very popular. The drives around
the springs and to the quaint old town
OF GAINESVILLE, eight miles distant, are
very pleasant In the late afternoon.
7 Those who have visited here during tho
past decade will be pleased to know that
lhere IS no change In the management
Colonel "A. w. Archer, the genial manager,
win Whom time seems to deal so gently:
Colonel J. T. Alexander, the eflcient
chief In the office, and the other attaches
are all here.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
Among the recent arrivals may be noted
the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann S. Qnarles. OF Rich
mond, Va: ]. M. Reynolds, Richmond
Va; w. r. Andrews. Richmond, Va:
Mrs, ]. K. Lockett Lynchburg, Va: II.
j. Dolan, Petersburg. Va; E. J. Freeman,
Petersburg. Va; Miss Riddick, Suffolk,
Va; DR.. James Poulson. Onancock, Va;
Miss Sarah Poulson. Onancock, Va; Mrs.
Gusts. Onancock, Va; General j. C. Hill,
scottsyille, Va; Charles e. Brewer Wake
Forest, n. c.; Frederick X. Coone, Wake
Forest, n. G.; Mr. and Mrs. s. strud-
wick, Hillsboro. N. c.: Miss Frances
Gregory. Oxford n. c.; DR.. 8. L. Mar
tin. Leaksville, N. c.: Mr.. and Mrs G..
". Raney. Kittrell; Mrs. F. w. Passmore,
Urbana. Ohio: Miss Helen Williams. ur-
bana. Ohio; Miss Alice Williams, Urbana.
Ohio; William B. Mcdonald, Little Rock,
Ark; Mr. and Mrs. z. II. McFadden,
Covington, Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Page, Covington, Tenn: Miss Rosa Boyd,
Covlngton, Tenn; Miss Loula Lowen-
haupt, Covington. Tenn: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. 7. Narnell, Washington, D. c.; Mrs.
81. Y. Baldwin. Philadelphia; F. b. San
didge, Baltimore; P. II. Cabell Whining
ton, Del; Mr.. and Mrs. z. F. Cullen,
Austin. Tex: c. Cullen, Knoxville Tenn.
Mrs. Ada Bobo, Mississippi.