The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
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ARE MANY NEW ARRIVALS NJ \ AIS
Richmond Sends q Large Con-.
tingetit-- Tile THEY Cone from IA
North 3 and South. IL
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33 BLUE RID q u Isl R1 NGs, y VA, y ly ~.
4 Npsy that the curtain is VI, and the play
h e,At are on, the great stage Of Blue Ridge
y springs presents 4 scene Aof marrying
ASnirth and pleasure. ew arrivals arc
the order OF 4 eacl d and whether2jn
a pursuit OF pleasure or lie reliefB Of pA n,
8Sall find here what they seek. as
8 Among late arriv III 8 4, here Is noted Col-
& otlM "a. ~. y Spa ght, or Galveston, 8.
asueteran OF the Confe derat e Army, and
" f|ieglslator ii,$ Ala bama iii an te-bcl luIl
n days. and an Indian fig hterBr tho Creek
~ fo, though past our. score yea rs,
Vi Vet .sblootns In tiles winter Of his age,
IA like the Glastonbury thorn AT tive II
mind and body, and d yerita bic trea su "
N Of interesting incident and 5anecdottee s,
II which ever renders him IN g greeatJ pie
58compunion. $5 5 si \. & KS S ia ls
;$$; Mr.. and Mrs. Dodson, 5ofS shington,
S, are valuable additions, with their
fair young daughter Miss Dodson, Just
III budding Into lovely wonlanho d. All
aDodson Is superintendent of constru ln,
h tioil III On the Southern Railway. which
Ii road J, together with3tlie Norfolk and West
II en- IS very active just3nowgin n traiE NJ
u ening curves y h" leveling era des ans nd
alton. 81
n NJ, and Mrs. John S. Winthrop, resi-
dents; Of Tallahassee, Fla, u with cir
H son. al Mr. 555 Fran k Whit rop, n are @ Old
y habitues returned, 10 II alway vs.. IA flnd e. q
vain welcome here. Mr.. Winthrop Is q
4 descendant OF the Winthrops Of colonial
days al and Mrs. Winthrop was h{f N 1ss8
4 Chouteaix, y OF 4 ST. Louis. Her grand
v faith erS was the founderaof tia tigrea cit
ITO day Mr. Frank Winthrop Is IL a 7-
recent graduate in law Of y ale 3l'niver IL
Il sity; and finds q ready place here s - s.
4 desirable beau. sSSSl 81 MT
3sfsT Mrs. Currie ana Il her grnnddnugh ter,
Mrs. Lambert, Of Rich f1 nc former
colonists Of Blue Ridge, who have become
II a8nece ssury part or tile summer attrac-E
ton. 81 5s l5ta &; 2, . 81
53s Nj. "A Powers and family, from n r icl1-
Emoo,,ld with Mrs Felouze and family and
H MRS. ii Howell, have enlarged " the party
from t he capital city. 5f 4. I'D
81 rhe german, iday5 evening was sa bril-l
liant affair. with thirty, couples As by
Mr., VI S. P. Figgat, OF r oanoke who
brought tho german club Of thai lty to
enjoy the evening with the guests Of
Blue Ridge IL N &,
A Parties at cards and bowling partles III ~
thu measure to Overlooking, while the
s'6owagers are smiling and #compacent sat
thu fresh influx of beauX VIII ch# the July
days are bringing. 81 IA 58S /.
;3S5 ;Mr. Pa e Taylor OF Norfolk I, q chronic
Gaze of bachelor who is proud Of 4 Il. left
Saturday for the & seacoast q ty his de- de-
parture regretted by many young @won1el ~
who had designs unon his single blessed g;
ness. III hi IA Il 5s S}
Recent arrivals: are d. w. Richards,
q F,ssss.Penn and G. /. Palmer, RoanolSe;
d ~. albert, Bluefield; l,{ A. J orda1l'