The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
RALEIGH STORINS
THE MECKL ENBURC.
Proves An Easy Captive to
Overwhelming Mum
beers.
DAN. 81 CUPID ;.'I' IN COMMAND co q
.A "a. Condition o 81 spon-
tar1eosis Has Broken
Out.
\ DAN CUPID I'm COMMAND

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\ TILE NsEC1lLENBURG, CHASE CITY,
Va, August 12--The royal regiments Of
1taleighites have made a run on the Neck
lenburg for weeks. Raleighitcs rule tie
day and hive right Of way. The stormcd
citadel fell. The chief or resorts capltu-I
l1ted an easy captive to conqucrlng over
Hhelming numbers The North State re.
serves from every quarter clannishly rein.
force the regulars at intervals These
cohorts came In captivating companies,
bearing culture, comradcship and congcni-
atty. Relclghs refinement. Sill they
come. ''The Dutch have taken Holnnd.o@
Commandment Cupid is busy, segregating \
the affected. "A cOntagion of Amoritis
Spontaneously have broken out In several
centres and sub-foc The old disease
has taken easily. Amorllls is the old name
for 1t. "
Isolation is the remedy, and often self
sought. The disease must run it's course
and never has been stamped out. Its
sympt oms are legion At least two DDS
North State, deemed long since to be I'M
disease nevertheless the at attack has has
however a oes not imply that ali danger
Is past and convalescent.
Caveat Actor Doctorii. 1T Is a Settled
fact that South Carolina belle of the
hest ..brseding. brough ms trouble here.
f.Ag Used list OF representative rpglstrn-
ton of this resort reveals the .Who arc
Who" and where they belong :, 5
Buses are ,burdencd and busy with the
irbtrought The 'tl Club House IS condemned
room for more Still. CLANS and cohorts
Tuesday. These werc%the Fond OF trolic
KIND. who found all the fun they looked
IN B,-Don't read D., SIS, but d. d.
tss.j. not the puIpeteers but the Pulers
Al .tS 5-ls BAL POEDRE.;a
The bal Poudrc ana German came Off
Tuesday nj ght In celcbrat zion Of the OPEN
Ing Of the Dancing Pavilion. The names
danes ss WHO pa a k u s ger mani
viii be found in the list below, o.. and u.
Z. Every side seat on the occasion was
viii the dahcers Every las lass had ia liter Ter
iadde a. here we're no Sglaggarrdds in the
dual gsrmap and the waltz
torn, turning and whiting to tn the magic
music. in the mystic maze. that fac inated
pats a an ana pH Which
was pronounced ~ brilliant success. ,4S
The german vas led d, by John g, sizer,,
Weeks, OF Weeksviiles Mo. 81, .s5 5@
Among these dancers were: u Mise
Hattie Dickinson, Richmond, Val
Miss Matte HoltnU Graham, M. CT
Miss Mary u Burwell. Chase City,;
Miss Lilly Woodland. NJ Miss Irene
Branch, Norfolk Va,;t Miss ), Adelaide
Richer, t Hampton, Va: Miss Lenap
Cans Richmond, Va; Miss Sara Waugh
an. Arurfreesboro, n. c.; Miss Margaret
Z. Breeden. Bcnnettsville,s S. c.; Miss
Louise Dixon. Dixondnle, Va; Miss Mary
Weeks, Weeksville, Va: Miss Johnson,
IiLittleton, N. G.; Miss Jeffries, Chase City;
Miss Lacy, Of Rock Castle, Va: Miss
Mary Womack, of keysville, Va; Miss
Rachel Gllmer, Chase City: Miss Lloyd.
Lynchburg, Va; Mr.. w. Morton. Keys
Mr.. T. r. Jeffrcss KeysY'1le, Va; Dr..
Long, Roxboro, N. G.: DR., Everitt, Rail
eigh. M c., Mr.. II. S. Davis Mr.. NJ. L.
II Davis Jr. Mr. Marvin Davis, Norfolk,
| "" ~ rce~-c . i,'7oc,. r,hn-o CITY. Mr.
Leon Faris. Chase City; Mr.. Oliver. Chase
| City; MIR. Organ. Dlnwiddie, Vu.; Mr.
| Meadows Iouisbnrs, n. c.; Mr.. O.. c..
zInn, Chase City; Mr.. kit and Ton, Has
| kns, Chase City; DR.. p. IT. Tucker. Rox-
boro, N. c.; DR.. Carter and DR.. Prit-
clet Danville, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. IT. b.
Hartman, Chase City: Miss Snow, Little
| ton, N. CT, Mrs. Roper, Petersburg Va;
4 Judge and Mrs Purnell. Raleigh. N. C.&
1 Mrs. "A. ]. Cooke, Mrs. w, IT.. Hughes. n
| DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
! If Many distinguished personages may DO
| found by reading n revised list of lato
arrivals here. The professions are large
Is represented; lawyers, Judges, doctors,
| professors. teachers scholars. Z.
There arc people from Richmond. Peters
burg. Lynchburg, Danville and their no
spective and between sections, Tho three
| Tec-Dee Times-Dlspatch contest prize
winning ladies', arc being cared for and
! are happy hero. The greater tho crowd
| here tho greater It grows.
| Never before were tho broad and beau
| tifu porticoes. plazzas and rotnnda used
| to great en- advantage than now. Beauties
| abound among married and single. There
lis nearly an equal division Of tho bellies
I,and beaux here, not ofteen seen at this
| season
Mr., Green, Of Ialrencevllle. Va. horo
| for sometime, exercises a fine stopper, a
| fine bred Virginia horse daily. The roads
are good after n rain and there Is much
riding and driving.
Tho ladies delight In bowling parties.
and there are always card parties. euohre,
whist and other games going on. Dancing
| Is nm every night dlversfon. The electric
| lighted pavilion connects with the electric
| lIrhtcd walk-ways and the spring house.
forming ut night M enchanting picture
| ma tho dance music Is borne on easy
breeze, to all points over the great green
| lawns.
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