The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
JEFFERSON PARK
STILL POPULAR.
.n,fc Waning Season, Seems TO
Cause No Din,inution III the
i Number Of Guests,
WINNERS Of EUcHRE PRIZES RI
Some Of the Guests Who Are
Among the Favorites at
This Resort.

Especial to The cs-Dlspatcl''}
1rrFERsoN PARK HOTEL, septem-
Eber o.--Septeinbcr finds no diinihu''ol' Az
Il 4 he crowd at this popular resort WINE
many Of the summer guests have dop '' y
cd, others have taken their places "''s't
this week the dnlng-room presents =
spectaclc seldom seen in the mountains
after August. Many who nave pee''
snendinr the heated season higher III III ~
v ,bc maintains find 1t pleasant TO slop
4hv an their way home, and here tIes
s ~ ~ cnnrenial company, comfortable
quarters and amusemcntS OIL Nat'ous
Kinds sn,.n-
Aid snecimens of architectural beauty ana
magnificent ia%ns, forms II neVer-clui'is
source of entertainment. drives a any.
horseback rides become more popuinr
y with cooler weather. \ =
Mrs, j. NJ. Coin, Of Wilmington ~ "
md Miss Estclle Collier, OF Peterspurs'
& Va, are among the most graceful iA"'
riders here ,,,,s
Tennis still holds its own. and inc
court Is rarely deserted during daylight
hours. 49,,
Messrs Philip s. Smith and Mayre H.
q Woodward, manage to hold their own
with any OF the experts who come to the
X hotel Marsden and James Smith, OIL
X I,ynchburg, are also fine players.
h The regular weekly german WAS
danced on Monday evening, led by Al
pert S. Boiling, of Albemarle Misses
Daisy Boykin. Mary Beasley, Mary Boil
a ing and Polly Walker were among the
4 most popular young lady dancers.
At the progressive eucme party on
4 Thursday evening the first prize, II gold
. stick pin, was won by w. III. Mercer,
10 OF Richmond. and the consolation, box
+ Of Huyler's bonbons, by Miss Elsie Boy
kin, of Richmond. Some OF the players
were MIR. and Mrs. Henry Mcdaniel, OF
Demopolis, Ala; Mr.. and Mrs. Joel l..
Cochran, OF charlottesville; Mr.. and Mrs
Ii NV. II. Mercer, of Richmond; Mcsdames
h A. L. Watkins. r. n. Norment, L. w.
e Sims. j. Mason Blunt and +. II. Boykin
ATTRACTIVE GUESTS.
Mrs Bette Walker. of Petersburg, Is
h one of @the most charming and attrac-
4 tive matrons here. She spent most Of
Il the summer at the White, where she
received much attention. Mrs. Walker
is an expert card player.
Mrs. Wilson Howe, of New York, is
& a very handsome and popular young
married lady. Mrs. Howe enjoys the
dances immensely.
DR.. j. l.. Burthc, one of the most
prominent surgeons of New Orleans,
4 spent several days at the hotel While
! here he was Joined by Mrs. Burthc and
+ they are now visiting at General Ros-
4 sers country home.
The Richmond clergy is represented III
the persons OF Rev. +. r. McFaden, OF
& the First Presbyterian, and Rev. George
Mcdaniel, OF the First Baptist Churches.
q Each have their families.
Three sisters-AIrs Natalie Smith, OF
Lynchburs, Va; Mrs. +. T. NcFaden,
Of Richmond, and Mrs. W. H. Bococi,
of Athens. Ga.-form a delightful trio.
Misses Mary, Natalie and Frances Nc
Fadcn and Miss Natalie Bocock arc an
attractive set of young misses, warmly
welcomed by the young set.
Miss Marjorie Jones, :of Richmond,
daughter of Mrs. Y. j. Jones. Is Il sweet
mcmber of this set
There are more children here now than
, at any time during the season, and
there are some fine specimens of infan-
tile beauty