The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
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merry mountain resort With their pres
the dainty ma Ids. $s The 81 Panamas' are
this sea az son made l,n Of the GLOWING
young mem Messrs q ck Pretlow,e
I'll ice. BAILEY, sebrell @ John sebrell.
thinner and Baldwin and to- them is
due the credit Tor, three bowling parties,
two pool parties n,ornt ng and an eve
mini german and 10 trip to RI oke.
# a. onda m orni 3 the bel es and beauxs
soylg INT the bowlin alley at their Invita-
ton. later hey tested he merits Of
pool and q tier dinner g. 1oll Y crowd left
for oanokeS TO view that TIL irving town
enjoy a dinner and AZ dance at the Roa-3
Snoke Hotel SretU rning by as might train
RGANO KE PARTY
" The Roanoke part was com posed Of
the Following people: s Misses Fannie
Lewis s Vera SVaug han ,Teddie Edrington,s
M. A. Phelan Il, Il Kate aPretiow, Rosa MOSS, 3
Anne Bell Patteson Laila Marsalis, & and
Messrs ackS Pretlow, Prifl &c, NJ Bailey
sebrell, John sebrell Ro bertson. Baldwin
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Burgess, Read Dick Read, Jamison.
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s MORNING GERM MAN.
M Friday morning found the young peo-
pls as fresh al daisies, and ready for tile
morning german which held the Boards
from 81 II to 1850, When the dance was
done, the 4 Z ANA mas we're again lined
up receiving the thanks and congratu lila
lions OF thesmerrys company who had en-
joyed theIr hosp itall ty. III q
~ Friday evening after the regular week.
lyS german the 81 ues Rio ge NAL DIS enter
tanned the Panamasa''' at an eleg MT ups
per. ,f35s 5s;sg "
81 Among ! he recent add tons to the 81 ueI
+ Ridge garden Of America beau ties are:
MES elizabeth carney Ct Nerfolk,
8Witching dark-eyed maid Of old tYirginla;g
the Misses Blanchar I'd, of Columbus, q b
two vivacious, attractive maids; Miss
sI,css Green, a beautiful, dainty blonde
who Is winning lanrels for the 81 Lone
Star State'Sa and 4 Da las speciality NJ iss
sBlard and Miss HI TT are also two at
stractiye Texas girls. 81, Az v III.
81 Old New Orleans has IA fair representa-
tive In Miss IIowcott and II. Frank lin,
carries eff The palm for pretty attrac-s
tive girls, In h Miss Kate FretloW and !.
Miss Iseha Moyler, Dr. Franklin W.
sTIaines. of Petersburg, has assumed the
duties OF resident pl, ysiclan IN the place
of Dr. Gordon Renlnle,5 W with his
charming wife left for their home on
"Wednesday.
M Tho weeks arrivals were John N. se-
brcll, Jr., Norfolk Joseph b. Prince.
Coprtland; George Howell, CORTLAND; W..
10. Sebrell CORTLAND i ~ p y Whitfield.
sIourtlnnd; Mr.. and Mrs, g orge Gibson,
Richmond; Mrs, Pref ow, FRANKLIN; &
Misses Fretlow,. Franklin |; N George. =