The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
ANIMATED SCIENCE
AT WARM SPRINGS
$500 ----------
Many Are Leaving Other Re-
sorts and Gathering
Here. 81
GUESTS LIVE OUT or DOORS
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Picnics and Luncl1eons Hold High
Favor, and Cards Are
Popular Still.
GUESTS LIVE OUT OF DOORS

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WARM SPRINGS. VA. September a.
One might suppose the timc-honored
game OF stage coach was being played
here, so quick ana SO constant are the
changes with which September opens.
Some are coming, some are going. and
though the Warm does not strive to catch
them all, she gathers in a lions share.
At no time this summer has the piazza
presented such animated scenes as now.
The affectlonnte farewclls. the promises
to meet again. as the stages depart, filled
with some Of the guests of the last two
months. only to return loaded with those
arriving for September, and who should
be congratulated, for 1t Is the CONSENSUS
Of opinion that this is the halcyon month
Of the whole year In this charming valley
The weather IS perfect. One lives out
Of doors. Warm enough In the middle OF
the day for dainty organdies, but never
d night without that crisp coolncss that
makes blankets q necessity and Induces
sleep ut once sweet and invigorating.
The much talked of euchre party came
off with great eclat. 1t was the largest
game ofgcards ever played here and one
OF the merriest. The fact that there were
so many tables enn bled the prime movers
to, select very beautiful and handsome
prizes from the collection sent from
Kinks. Tho stsprlze, which was won
BY Miss Bowen, was a gold chain. exqpls-
ltey carved with amethyst pendants.
The second prize fell to Mrs Dohdie q,
silver frame Of fine} workmanship. The
third to Mrs Butterick, silver stand,
holding n calendar.
The fourth to Mrs. Boykin. an artistic
paper knife.
The BOBBY prize, TO Mrs. Gibson. and
the consolation. q handsome scent bot
tie. to- Mrs Mccullough.
Mrs. Faile, whose name Is synonymous
with hospitality, had as her guests at
con- Mrs. 5HaYson ~ Mrs Wad ley Mrs.
Garrett. Miss Duncon, Mrs. Barrett Miss
Barrett. Mrs. Mccullough, Miss Sara Glib
son, Miss Bowers and Miss Crane.
Mrs. Fred. MCGUIRE of Washington,
gave most delightful and handsome
picnic in honor Of Miss thurman and Miss
Sara Gibson, of Baltimore
Miss Nora Davis. Miss Jane Faile, Miss
Louise Gibson Miss thurman. Miss Con-
lance Stephenson. Miss Margaret steph-
Mr. }ask S1s5sncs9 COBB Mr. Cunning
Mr.. Emory Cobb entertained at luncheon
at Fassifern Farm. Covers were laid
for six-Mrs Wulsn. Mr. Bowen; Miss
Crone, Miss Gladys Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs,
Cobb. 1
The same evening Miss Bowen had as
her guests at this same farm Mr. and
r GipS ion Rl Hs N s0G Rnvs o Mss
a gay and happy coaching party from
The Hot came over for supper Thurs
day evening. AS they entered the office
in their pretty costumes, their autOmoDlle
wells, and nufry boas. 1t was an animated
and attractive scene and they were the
observed of all~ohserveys. ittt "A delicious
sumner was scrved.i Thelonly order which
cam over the phone was Waffles, Warm
Springs waffles, and their enjoyment OF
them. as we'll as the othey good things
did justice to the reputation OF me
The party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnston, Miss Anderson, Miss t'rancls
And erson, Miss ingalls,, MISS McCrea,
Miss Carlisle, Mr.. and Mrs. Burguin Mrs.
James Burnett, Mr.. Fay 1ngnll ana MISS
Rachel Holmes
Among the septemherltes who have re-
! celved q specially warm WELCOME are
Mrs. w E II. Ross. MISS Ross. Mr.tEF. ~.
! Ross Mobile: Miss Helen :Maury, Zoe
! Christian, Hon. G. B. McMlchehl. MISS
| McMicheal Philadelphia; Miss RIGGS and
Miss Davis, Washngton; Mrs. Charises
Fowler, and family, Galveston; Mr.. ~
| Fl. Mensng and family, Galveston; NE.
| md Mrs. Frank r. Sorldge. Philadelphia;
| Row. beverly Tucker. p. D, and MI; IRA
| g Jenkins. Norfok; Mr.. Rufus Kern,
Portsmouth,, Va; Mr.. William Al. An
| derson. Lexington, +. Va: Miss Dores'
| Washington; DR.. HIT. Smith ana staIn-
| i,v: Mrs. Or. Thomas and Mrs, Gosho,rrn,
| CIncinnati; Mr.. II. D. Crompton, MISS
| Crnmpton. Washngton; Mrs. NJ. L.. cum
Minis louisville; Mr.. and Mrs; w: ~.
Bnykin. Baltimore. Forty families from
J The White will arrive within the heNe
| few days. lg,,