The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
MANUFACTURERS
At THE. B \ :! ] I.
This the Season for Those Who
Enjoy Roaming Among the
the Hills and Dales.
Jolly vERANDA PARTIES RI Is
Card Playing and Dancing En-
gagged in with Zest-Sonie
Of the Guests.
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Especial tt5 Tho Times Dlspntch1
NATURAL BRIDGE. Sept 1G.----The5 de-
lghtful days Of September have brought
many lovers Of nature to the Bridge.
Those who enjoy the long walk can now
roam through the wooded glen and tcl'mp
to the top Of some Of the highest peaks
OF the surrounding mountains. y.
One of the most enjoyable walks Is the
beautiful, shady bride path WHICH gradu-
Oily leads to the Bridge. 1T Is along this
path that the distant view OF the Bridge
can be seen from several points. and It
stands out like q mighty arch, all alone.
Tho illumination Of tho Bridge Is al
ways n delight to the gucsts, rs the DIFF
fcrcnt coored lights bring out the out
line to perfection. On the last occasion
1t vas viewed by more than one hundred.
y k YIS2ANDAs \ PARTIES. (.
The Appledorc veranda was n gay
scene Monday morning. as three delight
ful parties engaged in card -plnying Con-
genial happy spirits were all around, for
three different games were In progress
at the same time. F!rst table, n game
OF bridge whist; next table. game Of
four hand eichrc; then the seven hand
euchre was played by seven lAdfes, sim
ply to have social q time. but much
pleasure was given. No prizes were Of
fcred,@ honce all were na bright mt the
close rs In the beginning. and no con-
solaton prize had to DO drawn to soothe
the unfortunate, ~ g3i
Monday evening the dancing hall was
very gay and festive. and the dance was
entered into with zest. The merry waltz
and the wo-step was kept UP for some
time by those who enjoy the giddy- whirl.
The Gquadrillc and the Virginia reel de-
serves special notice. for all engaged In
the plcasureS and pleasure It was. There
were twelve couples who enjoyed 1t, and
II was quite n success. 81; y.
The livery has been a source OF great
pleasure to- the guests this season. and
during these autumn days the riding and
driving have been greatly enjoyed by all,
for no more picturesque drive can DO
desired than$th one to Lexington. After
reaching this historic city so much 81
interest Is to be seen that one forgcts
the speeding moments TIL the homeward
drive has to he taken. s8 Y s!s
SOME OF The GUESTS.
Jefferson Cottage has many dellghtful
and charming guests this month. Among
them are the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Aston Cabell and family. or Richmond;
Mrs Graham and son, Mr.. w Graham,
Berkeley Springs. Va: Mrs. Weaver and
children. Columbus. Miss; Mrs. Brown.
birmingham. Ala; Mrs. John Christian;
and children. Lynchburg, Va. n 81
The following automobile party has
been Mt the Bridge for "a few DAYS, ana
entered into the pleasures with good Will
and zeal: Messrs. T.. p. Ira vel O. Il. Car
pemter and Or. Lenglc, OF Philadelphia.
The following are registered nj ne
hotel: Mr. Harvey -'.t Foogood. Chicago:
Mrs. :New1nnnr Ohio: Mrs. NJ j. Cruz
ger and son, Mn W. Cruger, Albany. Ca:
MIS- c. w srnill, Fort Worth, Tcxas;
Misses Z. a. and a. s. Plumn,er. Rich
m!ond, Va; Nj. and Mrs. r. ". Win
borne, Roanoke, Va; Mrs. Il. ". Haw
klns and children. Roosevelt. ". Va;
Kisses Alausel. Borden and Long, I1ag-
;e ei. Ald::as Mrs. Amber. Williamson.
Va; Mrs. a. G. Rircl, Miss Mary RIffel,
M :. "a D. (. Riffel and Mr.. Frank and
steven eitfcl, New Orleans, La; Mrs,
sWilkie Cook, Glen Willow. Va: Mrs 1iI8
e. e. Callahan, Clifton Forge. Va. Z Misses
n r,au re wagner and Emile NJ Decker,
+ Erooklyn. n. X; Mrs. Jonn u. Lowry. ST
Louis No; Mrs. l.. ]. Cary, Dallas. Tcys
AZ. and Mrs. Z. 2. SULLIVAN, New York;
a a,r r. ana Mrs; " S. Hallett. New York;
Miss Mis-, Laura Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. /. Moss
ana daughter, Lake Charles "a 5' 800