The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
AUTUMN AT The.
NATURAL 4 !. BRIDGE | |''.::
Tl1e Resorts Never More Inter
csting Titan at the Present Z: Csc
Season.
DAYSWAs CELEBRATED {:
"a Large Party From Richmond Richmond
1'heresone Of the Present
az Guests.

NATURAL BRIDGE, VA. September "
| The, Bridge Is never more inviting nun
| IN autumn, for nature has used tho ar
lists brush to perfection. Tho lo ,s.
has become tlhttd With the varied coio.s
| and It is q delight to tho artistlc eye,
as one roa1ns through the densclS "ooue -
| glen, 3,S
The Bridge being an all-ychr round re-
sort septcn1bcr still finds its doors open
and its rooms filled. The past week nus
been q very guy onc The irst soGlal
event Of thn3tweek was progressive
cuchre party glven.bS Mr.. LOIS 70 au, ie
q large number OF guests on the Verahua
OF tho Lodge, Good cheer and 1ncrrlfnent
prevailed, and the party was a grand
SUCCESS The presents were costly ana
appropriate. Tho first prize was Won by
Judge Jones, Of Jackson Ohio II was
n ibeautiful Souvenir card case, very elaD-
ornto and tasty. 1t also contained sew
cral cards Of the bridge and glen The
consolation was drawn-a dainty souvenir
spoon.
MISS BERRY IONORED. #
Wednesday, evening charming musl-
Gale was given By Professor Finckci ~ y
honor OF Miss Berry. The dancing hall
was turned into q reception hall, pro
tenn, and promptly at O'Clock the sweet
strains ofNthe orchestra filled the hall.
The music was beautiful and well Sc.
lected. u Never has Professor Finckel ana
his efficient orchestra given the Bridge
q moro delightful entertainment.
The following programme was rendered:
Orchestral, nrst--grand selcctlon,&1l Tro-
vatorc, Verdi; second-song, Vile Die
Nachat, Karl Bohn, Professor Fnckcl;
third-reading. That Old Sweetheart of
Mine, Miss Berry; fourth--cornet SOLO
Sullivan. Lost Cord, Mr. Winters; fifth
violin solo, Lagende. Wlcniewosk, Pro
fessor Finckel; sixth-cornet. solo, The
Palms, raure, Mr.. Winters All music
lovers, and the Bridge has had many this
season, enjoyed II TO tho fullest.
Labor Day was, quite gala one at the
Bridge. Mr.. Swain brought a most de-
lightful party Of seventy five from Rich
mond The day was an ideal one and the
party charming. The day was spent In
roaming through the glen and in climb
Ing the many hills and drinking In the
beauties of$nature. During tho evening
tho dancing hall was thrown open to the
party, and the dance was kept up until
Il late hour. All Joined In the Virginia reel
and the square dance. and never has q
party seemed. so happy.
In the party were Miss Helen Camp ana
sister, Miss Louise; Miss Mary Camp,
Miss Mary Curtis and Miss Alice Balm,
OF Waco, Tex.ss
SOME OF TIE GUESTS.
The following charming party has been
at the Bridegroom the past two weeks:
Miss Levi, a:;spretty brunette from
Georgia, w.th her brother, Mr.. Lewis,
and Miss Pike9Eof Washington equally
as charming and attractive. The. register
shows the Following other guests: Mrs.
Jennie Head, Virginia; Mr.. ]. NJ. Mauck,
Norfolk Va; Miss Maleina Tabb. Han,p-
ton, Va. Miss LILY NJ. Capp. Hampton.
Va; Mr.. and Mrs.a Dyer Peters burg, Va !;
Mr.. l.. 6. Bufruss,t Richmond Va; Mrs.
j. Hall Moore. Richmond. Va; Mrs. D..
4 III. Burger 7and family Virginia.: Mrs.
Walter Weaver, ,Masxrs William ana
Walter. Columbus, Miss; Misses Wilson
and Rayman. Wheeling, w. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs G: /. Shepherd and family, Norfolk.
Va; Mrs. e. L. Brown ana son. Biz
mingham, Ala; Miss M. w. Paxton,
washington, d, c.. Miss T.. n. Black,
Washington. D. c.; Mr. C. III. Wlckham,
+ F'oreston, n. j.; Mr.. Up. Lewis, Green's
@boro Ga; Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Wick
ham and sons Yirginia; Mr.. James d.
Young, Portsmouth. Va, and Mr.. Lane
Z Lacy, Richmond, Va.