The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
BEAUTY SPORTS
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vcritable Rhine Fairies in PIC
turesque Cos
as5. time.
THE STAGE TWICE A DAY
All Event and a Rush to
Meet Friend Or
Stranger.
Tie STAGE TWICE A DAY.
tspecIal to rho rimes.Dispatch.y

(Special to Tho Times Dispntch)
WARM SPRINGS, VA, July l5.---L,cas
Mnlet says we have reduced our wants
to two only in these latter days we onl%
ask to be amused and very rich The lat
Der ideal We consider vulgar here IN TINS
harry valley; the former we conjusato
In all It's moods and lenses. For pure ana
unadeltcrated enjoyment we put ut tho
head Of our list the bath. There Isn't
III this country or the old any ono pool
which can compare with 1t In sizc or IN
beauty, 10 say nothing OF Its wonderful
thoroughly tested, healing properties.
A thing of beauty Is n Joy forever, and
II you could only glance give here In
the woman's pool tho sense OF the beau
tiful would be satisfied. They may and
they do look pretty in their dainty morn
ing dresses and white shoes for the poor
bootblack has lost his job and lovely, too,
in their evening gowns. but they cant
hold d candle 10 their beauty In the pool.
The veritable Rhine fairies IRE let loose.
and to see them In their picturesque CO.'S
tunes, to watch the graceful, swan like
motions Of the swimmers, to hear n gay
snatch of n song. the merry mingllhg OF
laughter, and I'll race you across the
poor then the fun begins In earnest, and
tell 1t not in Calf, but somebody says:
.'II bet you ten to one on the blonde
and she does wln--our beautiful Louise
Gibson. She has not yet made her bow
to society, but when she does there'l be
strife among the beauX--when she IS
blown, my pretty rose.
The men--ah! yes, they enjoy theirs,
too, but to see thom as they first go In
you might not think It. One. with q
pained expression. another anathematizlns
his equity leg: another looking tired Of
life and let-mc alone air when suddenly,
almost In the twinlsling of an eye, the cX-
preston changes It becomes less cross
happier, almost sweet, then benign. until
finally. floating idly along, their arms
peacefully crossed, they feel and look as
il the roar of the strife over the frcn-
zied finance OF the day was as far away
as the stridcnt clang of the street car
gong or the noisy rattle Of the elevated.
The arrival of the stage twice day Is
diverting and we arc almost as keen to
see the strangers as to welcome our
friends.
A rush is made every morning to the
SIDE OIL ti!e NSIa!lGtt, 10 WatCii lile luz .
mount. Miss Allen. Miss Randolph. Miss
Bowen. Miss Carrot, and Miss Lone. Miss
Randolph, who Is a very fine rider. is al
ways accompanied by her father, General
Randolph. who Is one OF the conspicuous
figures here As the old darkey said when
he saw him get out OF the stage: II
knG.ed he was a military gintleman the
miIEs l got my eyes on him,
The handsome silver and lapiSlnguli /
recklace which was offered In the ball
room Wednesday evening for the benefit
Of a blind man, who Is striving for an ed
ucation, was won by Miss Randolph. Of
q Washington.
The tennis tournaments of the week
have been entered into with great zest.
The best players are Mrs. Dulaney. Miss
Talbot Miss Bowen, Dr. Goesline. Mr..
Campbell and Mr.. Crane.
a large bridge tournament. which will
last three evenings, Is now in progress
and excitement is running high.
A large party will swell the Louisville
colony on Saturday and add greatly to the
season's success
Mr.. Hanson. from Macon. Ga. will also
arrive In his private car. with q charm
ing party of twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Mcclure, OF Wash
ington: Mrs Retecca Harding Davis and
Mr. Charles Belmont Davis are expected
tomorrow. They are great favorltcs here
and will receive n warm welcome,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Cobb, OF Knnkn-
kee. H., have taken their usual suite in
the hotel, and will arrive In few days.
The most recent arrivals are Mrs.