The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11

September Finds a Large, Con
genial Company OF,
Hand.
FRIDAY EVENING GERMAN
Big-Eyed Daisies Succeeded ),
the Fcatllery Golden6aRo
on the Hills Around.

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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, Sept. 10..--
These crisp, cool golden days OF sweet
5 September find big, Jolly, corgeniali
company still enjoying the sdaintiness ana
8 comfort Of beautiful Blue Ridge Springs.
Some OF tho summer colony have packed
their suIt.cases and saratogas and found
K pastures new, but others have come 10
Z take their places Just as the sweet big.
eyed daisies on the hill-sides have had
their day and been succeeded by the
feathery golden rod, which mods a greet
Ing to the autumn ramblers. and COM
g3forting thought to our virginia gentle-
man, the prince OF hosts. Mr.. Philip b
Y Brown, people and flowers 18th summer
Will always come again.
a party OF young people,, who visited
SCoyner Springs "Wednesday was nlade OF
Miss Laila Marsalis, OF New York City,
Miss Katharine Copeland, of Richmond;
e Miss Edith HoWcott, of New Orleans:
Mr. Pritchard. OF Fstersburg Mr.. IioW-
colt, OF New Orleans. and Or. Haites,
Of Petersburg. III Il III 81 % 3; 7.
Expert huntsnen are not lacking, and
among the number may be mentioned
Mr. I. tfgLs harsalis, OF New York. and
Mr. Harry Trotman, OF Portsmouth. Va.
b The fair sex are also Interested In the
sport, and seldom does a lord OF crea-5
5tionssally forth without some dainty maid
b by his side. III u 5 NJ N S5 $st5s
'SS One OF the enjoyable affairs of7 the week
Y was q driving party given BY DR.. Frank
lin W. Haines. OF p tersburg, on Tues
day. coyner Springs and Bonsack were re-
visited and d delightful day spent.
u The german Friday evening, while
mot the largest Of the season..
was one Of he 5s3 most enjoya ble.85
and Mr.. Philip 355 i. Brown had
his myriads OF fairy lanterns trimmed and
Burning. Their man ~ colored ssS Light
d turned the rustic Bird ges and verandas
Into q fairy world, and golden rod and
Into n woodland bower. Delicious re-
s freshments, exquisite music. and beautt-f
+ ful dangers mad 9 & the evening an ideal.
one fss
Il ednesday evening 4 part Of young
people enjoyed an 4 elegan i su ppe and $n5
\ noke Hotel. Tho Roanoke German Club
did the shonors and the Blue Ridge young
people were the cpients OF much a ~
tentions. The leaders, 1iessrs- 8. p. Tig-$
CART and Warren ford, saw that the
visitors were well looked after. II
3s5B The part wa 5 made up OF the follow
Ing Il Misses Lila Ives. Of Norfolk: Lucy
e Lowe and n Rosa Moss, W. Of IA Galyeston:
SMessrs riinIier. OF Lynehburg 81 ichaels
of Norfolk. and Hlppey. OF Roanoke.
Mrs. Stone. Of Ga lyeston schap eroned the
party. SE RI II
5sattent ion., and one OF the rcttiest card
affairs was given Monday evening Il by
" Mrs. w. IL COZ Of f3 In honor
pf Mr.. and MRS. G Owan, of tcksburg.$
y Miss # Hed nesday eyening NJ rs. G. H..
5Afcnsing, OF Galveston, also entertained
with cards.
Arrivals continue and among the re-
cent are Mrs ". a., Mcyitie. Miss Me-
yitie. and maid. & OF G lyest on, who re-
i turning from summer In En- gland. are
making g month IS IN the 3m mo ms
before returning A to Galveston. sas IA
Mrs. Ielatne Steinhauser Is b another
Calves tbnian to join the home colony at
blue Ridge. Her: beauty and WI are
already ackno wledged and her popularity
assured g5s
s1 Mr. j. 6B. Winston IS the latest arrival
y from Richmond N. Other additions arc:
line Curran. New Orleans; Miss Edith
Jamison, Roam oke N Fl. Il b. Prichard. ~ Pei
tersburg Robert Harris. J RI, N orthA Caro-.
lima; o. Hump hreys, Roanoke;; IS ohm G.
SJamison; a r Roanoke \ Paul arRtEon, Roa-
noke; Mrs. James cassell IL Roanoke 8 w.
ssnoke: C. a. Penn, M rth Carolina Mrs.
p. q M Vaug ham,. Ashland. 81 Va; h w. W..
Vaughan. Ashland .# Va; AZ. n E. s York.,
washington: 3. N NJ ennlngs, Roanoke;
!, Nv. 7. Davant Roanoke; ;sSS Z. 3 Fish
burne.5 Roanoke; Miss Ethel Tebault, Ylr-
GINA; Miss Nancy L. Whites Portsmouth:
James Z. lIcLenore. Suffolk; Camillus
Christian Lynchburg: Mr.. and Mrs. G,3
n. Jennings. r Roanoke; Master Lawrence
Jennings, Roanoke; r. & =. $$sfyValnwright,
sChristiansburg All. Carter Al Manchester;
\ F. IA Dixon, Roanoke = +. Ct. Kelley r oa-
noke; W. r. Flins ey. Roam ke; G. a, War
rem, Roanoke; Mrs. Melarne II. Stein-
hauser, Galveston, Tex; = Mrs. cYite,
Galveston, Tex: Miss Il Ma bel IcVitie,5
Galveston Tex. J; Mr.. and Mrs. s. =. Cary,
4 Roanoke; Masters Ed !, and R ebert Cary,
Roanoke; MISS Nettie Connedey, Boone
Mill. Va: S. M. Lloyd, Lynchburg. Va;
Bob Kinier. Lynchburg Va; I. 3. Wins
ton, Richmond, Va; w. n. N ilfUTd, Roa-
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