The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
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Bowling, Gard SParti es and 81 hteilMs.
Diversions ii, + 2 ;; eing Enj oysd
BY ALL s.5
SUMMER CIR ! EVER PRESENT 'l :: \ 4
Cares of the Busy utside World
Are Put Aside for Rest and s
Recreatio VI


s55 Especial to! The T ZINES Dispa tch.) s53
Isl THE IEcKLENBURG. CHASE CITY
VA, July q, ~ spite $of the low sta T.
81 the barometer, which has obstlnaatety.
refused to be buoyed UP and the tfers5
8mometers Facilitating opinion. there has
been no varying from the high point
reached here early In the month In Sthxi
social a tn,osphere and, which, n from tbs
signs that the therwise q know. s5 ILL
be regard ed when the season iss over, az
having been the mean I nperature' Of
tho life here during the summer Of l90n9sS
There are no extremes In the pleasurabl6
DAYS. but q. steady, Wholesome II normal
condition OF enjoying life lin the q waA
which each one chooses Tor ss5 hlTnself
The personnel is not only geo graz hicallyb
cosmopolitan, but also Is n ther4 PROOF
Of "as many men, so many m nds IN
looking around one sees the p variou2
types: the brain-jagged journa list raily<
Ing from the demand Ri Upon his grey
matter; the tired business man trying
tic regain his quondam sprightly step afss
ter The tread mill ma rch OF maj " months; 81
the frenzied flnanclar fin essing' only III.
bridge and bowling over only with balls x
the legal light. his OCCASIONAL sbrll ncyil
turned low for economics reasons, and
II
since Chaucer's time has been In evidence
in every P' Merle Conpanye Of sundry'
folk and who,s although unlike ,Chaucer.s
''squire,"EIs not cha rae terlzed by hair
laid as In a press. shows the same
spectacular effort In his fancy waists
coats and the newest things In ties. ",
while In raptures and roundelays Is as
good as 'lovere' any day. The Eternal
\ Feminine is also here In all the glory OF
her infinite variety, the athlete, tha&
equestrienne, the gentle Keeper Of tha
Keys enjoying rest as rare as neces-S
Esary. while in and out throughout the
whole fits the summer girl. pleasure 4
loving and pleasure living. dainty and
s lovely and sweet. Only one type is con-
splcuous by his absence, the chrome
Kicker, whose existence In these elements
would he against the laws OF nature ana
hence is an imposslhilty, a ii
i, A very delightful bowling party was
given on Friday by Mr., James Y. IRE
Of Norfolk, va. as cpsnpimeh. % ~. .,,,S
Misses Sims, of LawrenceYilie, anu wa
thoroughly enjoyed by those who nag
II tho privilege of the hospitality 81 he
genial host The first prize. an OK.
s qnlslte ,enterpIece and leAther bllt
hook fell respectively, to MISS FRANCES
Sims aud Mr.. Robert Johnstons, y
Norfolk, while an IAN reHoir' prize OF I
IA handsome box or canny WHs sHaNeAusty
presented 10 Miss Ida Sims, the other
r,,est az honor. Resides these fortunate
ones, the others invited were Mrs. Russ
sell. Kelley, OF Norfolk; Mrs. ". e.
Foley. Of Newport Ssws; Mrs whitaker /
Of the Mecklenburg; Mas Britt, 81 ON
ford, Mo-; Miss Whitley. OF NEWPORT
News;8Siiss Chaplin, OF Rock Hill s.
e.. Miss Duncan. OF Chatham Miss Sim
@rnons, Of ioldsboro. and xAfessfs. FIobbss
I AZ New york cityi orgsin, ~ pinvtddisl
|, IIynson, Of Sslt!noFsi siSsr g 800