The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
REJOICING At
WARN. SPRINGS.
The Bard Begins to Play When
Mcclure Reaches
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Town.
,CoNGeNlAL COTTAGE PARTIES.
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"a WARM sET1NGS s, july 22.--Like Solo
i non Crundy we will begin with Sunday
q and red letter day It was, for MS at
iThe Warm, for It ustered In the arrival
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcclure and Sum
shine. Tho fact that Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcclure have arrived so much earlier
THAN usual this year, and will remain
Throughout Tho senson, Is cause FOR gen.
3eral rejoicing. Their presence has al
ready given an added impetus to all that
Is delightful.
VI rho Brockcrborough cotlnEe is filled
70 It's capacity with n charming party
from tho Sunny South Mrs. j. +. llnn-
son, Mrs. George Duncan. Miss Duncan,
Mrs. William II. FULTON, Mrs II. Fulton
and Mrs. r. IT, Garrett. Of Macon. On.
4 The Ferne has as It's delightful inmates
Mrs. u L. Caldwell. Mrs. Lewis Caldwell,
I md Mr.. and Mrs T.. A. Grider, OF Ken
lucky: now residing In Birmingham.
III The arrival Of Admiral Fred Rogers has.
swellcd the army and navy contingent
$50 largely and delightfully."- represented
: here this season. Although brass but
4 tons arc not In evidence, there Is, that
10 ne sails 1uoi,s which marks tho man
Y Of travel. the man of polish, culture and
refinement, OF daring and bravery, and
makes itself unobtrusively but distinctly
fet. The officers and their families have
proved great acquisition in the social
life here i.
u Tho bridge tournament has been the
most exciting event Of the week The
long parora was filled with as many
tables az 1t could accommodate, q nd the
players embraced all the bridges Of 'The
Warm. Tho game lasted three evenings
the two winning players Of each tnple'
progressing M the losers droppdi1n1E y: out
The prizes which we're very handsome
were won by Mrs John D.2 Otter,o
q Louisville, a nd Dr. Gorsline. OF 1aiGh nlon!h
~ Noth,ng could have given greater sat
$,Hfa elton. than when their names were
nalld out by tho Scorers and the ella n
ming OF hands. and oh I'm 80 glad
showed beyond doubt that they are both
fayoritcs Of the first water.
The moon has been doing her ~ q
&nobly. ana we deny that she is either
4 no1c or 4fnccnatant. There have been par
Ties galore Dr. Charles besnon. D .',,as
entertained at Fassifcrn. Farm, some miles
from here, the long and beautiful drive
Il mt whetted the appetite for the dellclolis
slpper which had been ordered. and the
A return nv moonlight gave the finishing
touch 10 n perfect evening
Another charming party was given ~
Mr.. and Mrs r. =. Valentine. 81 Ilch-4
%nlOnd. They look tU" ocf'''t - ~ @S5''s#
way of The Hot to the unper ana lower
rascadc, ARRIVING at the 1ealing sprln ,.,
about & o'clock A beautiful supper Wild
4 covers laid for nine, was served. anu y
IA n foreEone conclusion that with Ar.E
and Mrs. Valentine as host ana hostess
}llhe entertainment could not be surpa ssfn.2
They Ind as their. guests Mr. anu S, MS,
George II. ". Gibson, Miss Foulke. MISS
linton, Miss Meade and Mrs. III Alper t
y s,iclney. Of New YORK;
!. Thc an,e event ny Miss Bowen also en-
&tertained With a driving party TO Flas
Rock. what could he moro perfect than
Flag Rock. Illuminated by Luna's bril.'
liant rays? An elaborate supper, FUR
nyshed hy Mrs. Eubank and the flow OF
spirits which goes with conEenial
crowd. Miss Bowen Is one of Cinclnnaus9
iairest and most attractive representa-
lives, ana n great favoritc here. She had
ms her guests Mr.. and Mrs. John p
Otter. Miss Randolph. Miss Moore, Mr..
Cha rles Belmont Davis and Mr.. upshur,
az Washington. rsss @ii saa }-t VI M
Miss Emma Atkinson was the guest
Of honor at still another party to the
cascades. and a beautiful supper awaited
their return ct The Warm. Broiled chick
on. liver saute, sweet bread pats vege-
table salad, waffles, Empowers. turn
overs batter-b bread Setc, etc. Doesn't lt
sound good7 And It was as good MS 1t
soundA
General Randolph and Mr.. George Glib
son were guests TT the dinner, Givcn&by
4 Mr. Barton French, of The Hot Springs.
in honor OF Admiral Dewey.
Mr. and Mrs. John 2. Otter gave 4 a
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