The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19
GUESTS AT
CHALYBEATE
Visitors Are Going to the Re-
sorts in Great Numbers.
a THRILLING RUNAWAY
A Pucky Woman Stops the Team in
Their Mad Dash Down the Noun
tainside--The Gayeties Of
the Season.
/ THRILLING RUNAWAY
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SWEET CHALYBEATE, VA, July
1S-The arrival of so many guests, during
the past week has greatly enlivened the
hotel, and representatives of prominent
Virginia families and other guests add
prestige, which the Chalybeate has al
ways enjoyed. The lawn, which has
never looked more beautiful, is the scene
of tennis, baseball and other games
Cards are the most popular diversion at
present, but the ball room is gay In the
evenings with the dancers. a number
OF riders are seen on the roads, for the
horses are excellent. and many persons
take advantage of the cool days to search
out the beauties of the surrounding coun-
try.
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
While Mrs William Lohmeyer, of
Charleston, w. Va; Mrs. McCauley and
Mrs. Blair Burwel, OF Jacksonville, Fla,
were driving on Friday morning near the
Chalybeate, their horses became fright
ened and ran down a hill. greatly en-
dangering the occupants Of the carriage.
In few moments Mrs. McCauley had
proven herself equal to the occasion, and,
jumping from the carriage, caught the
head of the horses and soon brought them
to standstill, not, however, before the
riders were unhurt, save for a bad fright.
AS trophy of her brave act. Mrs. Nc
Cauley is treasuring the broken sha TT.
CARD PARTIES.
On Thursday evening Mrs. John Willis,
Of Richmond, entertained few friends
at cards in honor Of her sister-in-law,
Miss Willis, Of Morrstown, N, j.. who
ca ptured the prize. Her guests We're Mrs.
Willis. Mrs. I. 6. Cardwell. of Whining
ton, n. c.; Mrs. st. George Anderson. of
Richmond; Miss Sarah Green, Of Louis
Vile, Ky.
On the same evening ''chip-in" cuchre
game was enjoyed by the guests, who
played at two tables, game of five-hand
erchre. The prize, box of candy, was
won by Mr. Chester Scott The PLAYERS
We're Mrs. Edwin DuBoise. of Charles
ton, S. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Scott,
Charleston, w. Va; Mrs. John Weller,
of Louisville, Ky; Mrs. Z. P. sanderson
and Mrs. Blair Burwell. of Jacksonville;
Mrs. Lilly Smith, of Lexington. Ky; Miss.
Constance Lee. of Baltimore.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
Among the guests who have arrived
during the past week are Mr.. and Mrs
l.. S. Craveson and family, Louisville,
Ky; Major John A. Lejenne and family,
United States army; Mrs. Stella Fontaine,
Huntington, w. Va; Miss 1mogene Fon-
taine, Huntington, w. Va. Mrs. w.
j loIHp5plls dllu 'ittuSIilSl, IL ulitiH6LoIi, W.
Va: Mrs w. A. Egerton. Huntington, w,
Va; Miss Sarah rutherford Richmond,
Va; Misses Elizabeth and Frances
Wheat Richmond, Va; Miss F. G.. Willis,
Morrstown. N. j.; Mr.. o. w. Hammond,
Philadelphia: MI. Charles S. Green, Jr.,
Louisville, Ky; Mr.. Thomas Green, LOU
isville, Ky; Misses Elizabeth and May
Green, Louisville, Ky; Mrs. Milton Up
degraff, Annapolis; Misses Helen, Mabel,
Ruth Updegraff, Annapolis; Mrs. James
A. Ford, Lynchburg, Va; Miss Dora Ford,
Lynchburg, Va; Miss j. A. Welsh. New
York r. "A. Youmans, New York; T. B.
1.pslow, Huntington W. Va.