The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
A A HAPPY |:'.|'' Family 1T
THEYELL!0| ] N SULPHUR ] u III II
"A Full Programme 81 Gaiety
81 During the Past II
Week.
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(Special to Tha Times D atch.)
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRIN Al
August 18,-Every summer resort boasts
Of some particular feature, something
that serves to distinguish It from It's
competitors ana gives 1T a charm III
It's own. n The Yellow Sulphur Is Justly
proud OF It's friends, is guests, who
return season after season, feeling as
/ IL they were really coming home. ss 10
them the question Of where to spend the
summer Is q solved problem, and they.
look forward for weeks TO meeting old
friends, ms we'll as making new ones
Changes there are, OF course, IN the
course OF the years, but strong SUM
mer colony has been formed here her s sue
as one rarely finds. S # Id 5ii
Tho present season Is no exception nd
| 1.-THE register shows an n unusually tlnrses
number OF familiar names, people who
during their stay It the Springs e have
won O reputation for entertaining ana ana
! generous hospitality. The N artins ana nd
Proudhts. Of Memphis; 1vys, OF New Or.
leansa st. Johns, Of Mobile; Carriers o.
Danville; Dirnmocks, OF Philadelphia, and
ellis, of Farmyille, are among those
who lead in the number OF seasons
| spent her Others whose years mere
| may DO less, but whose ire2ll tlon} 1or
delightful and gel.G, Ds ei,te talnlns SUI
fers nothing In comparison, are Mrs. !.
NJ Jones, Of Smithaeld !; Mrs. 9. War y.
rem, of surry; Mrs. Cooke, and Mrs. Toui
man, OF Alabama; Mrs. A1agrudcr, Mrs.
Addison, and Mrs, MORGAN, Mr.. Marks
land family, OF Norfolk: Miss Nc GoWnn,
| OF Memphis; Miss Thomas, OF Smlthileld I
Mrs, Carter, OF ST., Louis, ana others,
whose names In the list given below re-
call to many readers good " times g g
| their hands, IA S " u, 4, e,
The days pass swiftly desplte, ne I, e
L i,, q
|dnmpen the ardor Of an plea snre-loVins
enthusiast; a card party for the ladies
Bin tho morning, and ( q bowling contest
for the mon !: bridge and Jolly games OF
| high five, with dancing In tho evening",
| fill up the days. An excellent orclles-
| ira, under the leadership OF MT Q, 3.
Bailey, Of Lynchburg, plays twice during
tho day IN the parlors an nha ~ me pa..-
room in the evening The FRIDAY oye-i
Ming dances are attended by young peo-
BE from Chr!stlansburg and Backsburg,t
| ana are very pleasant.
The programme Of gayety for the past
week Is an interesting one. Thursday
evening Mrs. Carter, OF st. Louis, and
Mrs, Berry, of Baltimore, gave q porch
party, which was one OF tho most unique
and delightful Of the sason The long
|Syerandn on Spring Hill Row was hand
somely decorated with q striking cons
bination OF nags. bunting and lanterns.
|makihg an artistic display which called
forth many compliments, The guests were
seated at small tables, name-cards mark
Ling the place of each, and tempting re-
freshments were served.
FAday morning Mrs. Charles Warren
who, with her sister, Mrs. Thomas N,
jones, takes high rank ms a charming
hostess, gave q six-hand euchre party
10 d large number Of her friends, Mrs,
| i)unscolnb, of Memphis won the first
prize; Mrs, Hobson the lone hand price,
and Mrs. Linton Jones bore off the con-
ISOLATION. 5g RI /. 4, !. ~,
ara Mrs. N. 5D. Martin, Mrs. George Ivy,
| Of New Orleans, and Mrs. +, u, t'roua-
INT, 81 Memphis. each one having 2 4 Sa,g
| list Of charming entertainments q saas
Mrs Mrs. Proudflt added another e l,er = list
on saturday morning when she ~ g gay9 ~ 2 !
bridge party to the deyoteees q 9 ME- liIh.
igame. The first prize vent g !, Miss y y
Nc owan. OF Memphis and th Z, U s IN Z
liiation to MRS. !, II, IIobby, q Sosto'A'ss