The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

PAPER COSTUME
PARTY
Kentucky Workmanship and the
Local Gun Club-Otllet- Tea
lures Of Summer Life,
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AYNEsBORO, VA, August 10. TO
those who dwell in the low country, and
more particularly those who spend q
greater part OF their existence amid
the dust, smoke, SCOT and heat OF
/ city, "Trip 10 the hills Is n sort OF OASIS
In the desert of life; n pleasure three
4 fold In Its naturc--unticlpauon reallz.i
ton, and tho memory thereof In the CON-
Ing winter days. SO right glad were We
on an afternoon in july. when the Ions,
black finger on the dial OF the big clock
In the tower Of tho Main Street station
6lof the Chesa pcakc and Ohio pointed VIII WIN
Z Ominons significance to the lSure I'll
fact further emphasized BY al me CITY
bells changing out tho same number; s lad
f. r say, for promptly at that hour the
great iron horse gave n hoarse snort
the wheels began slowly to rcyolHe, fare
wells were hurrlcdly waved, and soon the
long train was bounding llko n3thing 81
life for tho blue mountains OF virginia.
Now you may say, my dear reader, thht
\ this is a very ordinary, everyday occur.
rence--this departure OF the mountain
special and 50 say j. Yet TO q 4contein-
platiye mind Ills quite an lntcrcst,hs
business, something that may be studled
With both profit and am uscment. th'o
scnreg Il INT Is daily enacted Mt the great
4 denots We have done our anxious ~ntcb-
Ing for the transfer wagon, our pagB So
]. has landed, tickets md checks have becn
n,,rchascd 40 let us watch while We
walt Hero they come, swarmins IKE
bees: faces glad, faces sad; faces mad,
faces bad; ali Hnrts and conditions Of
restless humanity
Look. WHAT'S that coming down tho
platform? Why, as The merry procession
Genes within shorter range, t Is easy
to observe It's Madame Very Fashionable
with her maid. poodle dog, band boxes,
satches, children and her husband. Oh!
that poodle; what would Milady do Il
the dear, precious darling thing were lost!
Here comes a woe bcgonc looking fellow
with lack-lustrc eyes and step slow and
uncertnn--we knnw you very well. Dick
Red Eye, for like most followers OF the
Ancient Order of John Barley&orn. you
x carry your badge Of membership on your
( I3ose which Is a flaming scarlet. Ike unto
the aspect OF a sumac leaf after the
first touch of frost! And yonder-thal
great mass Of fat; see 1t waddllng, fam
ming, putting. blowing Herr Logg r..
4 Bere, how d you do? Standing In the
crowd see n man clad III suit Of the
largest pattern OF plaid. biz diamonds
flashing on his SHIRT front as well as
upon his fingers. We shall keep our eyes on
J3ypu, for we II recognize YOU, Mr.. Sport.
Keep n-looking There goes young man
cnveloped in balloon pants. gaudy neck
tie, collar standing high as donkey's
ears. ia tent leather shoes so pointed they
would cleaye log and 80 highly polished
q ny couldn't light on them without slips
ping he has - somewhat sckly, senti-
mental air which, translated into words,
plainly reads: Now don't l look?" Yes,
YOU certainly do, Monster, Fop. But stop!
-hush!-look what light through yon-
der window breaks! / is the East, and
well. to drop figures OF speech 1T Is a
typical southern girl tripping gracefully
along-a thing of beauty and JOY for
cyer--a combination OF poetry, music. sun
shine and loneliness ineHable fresh from
"the rosebud garden Of strls!' Her face
is radiant as the morning and her pass
Ing Is like n beam OF light illuminating
the whole scene Look out. young fellows,
there's trouble ahead for some of you
when the summer resorts are reached.
Still tho outgoing tttronG PUSHES on
though the great iron gates. then down
The pla now to the long yellow
coaches; there they go-Alr. Grun,. Mr..
Dumb. Mrs. Dumpy and Miss Plumpy,
Mrs, Pleasant Pace, Mr.. Almost Gotleft,
and all the others that combine to make
up that little world which is wheeled
out each day from the depots Of great
city!
SUMMER VISITORS.
Very properly, Wayncsboro puts on her
prettlcst summer robe and wreathes her
self into her sweetest smiles to receife
tho many visitors who flock here ut This
season. Cordially and hospitality have
ever been prominent characteristic OF
vrginia's best people; may these attrl
butes not only distinguish Wirginia's
3,ons of to-day, but be worn by her true
nobility Iii generations 10 come!
Tho Brunswick Inn seems popular as
.vcr, having It's full quota Of guests
Z an sorry was not able TO secure tho
sames OF the guests now quarterea lnere.
rho Culton House Is Overlooking With
visitors. Here is the list handed me-