The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Throngs 81 Excursionists and.
Tourists Enlivet1 the Daily.
Round
AUTO PARTIES ARE FIRE UE I | !
Miss Helen Stevens El1tertaiils q q,
A Merry House .55853
Party. s5s
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the tired ~ heart sick, discourage bread
winner there Is soace !, y &c nils and
lalcs OF Natural Bridge. othlng Il can,
exceed VI the resifulncss and charm Of
this place Pure air, pure food and pure
klivlng--tlle three essen ials toward re-
clipe ration OF tho mind and body-are5
here IN easy reach OF every one. For tho
writer, whose hand has lost AZ Is cunning
In the strain OF his voca Ion, there 1s in z
spiratlon lii these oRcrings mountains ana
soft careasing breezes: the arts re- e
freshing colar and pict,lresquencs Il 70
revive Ills soul the niatron. weary from
social duties; the debntante. worn from
h her sea son OF festivity, a repose hneaualed
H elsewhere. s55 az a. ti54 55sS ~ 5
g,lt One does not stagnate With nonot-s
| ony however: there is constant change
and variety.
\ II Natural Bridge Is classed wlti{the great
| wonders Of he word and consequently
Is visited Ii throngs by the exc.lrs lonists,
tourists and the inauisitve traveller.
%%ss There 4 Is something parttculnrly Inter
estinR about the excnrsIonist;' he is 80
profoundly and intensely American
Wherever he III IL wherever he goes. he
| wants to sec what Is to be seen. and do
Eail8that lis to be done. His nergy ts
uniaIlng; iiisfinterest #untlinchirg. Re-
gardless i OF weather or any .condtt tons,
Be fulflls ahls duty as sightseer, and
gathers unto himself all the souvenirs
that are within his reach. Sometimes
he; Is a hot persptrng excllrsionlst; a ga In
rain bedra gg1ed and pittful: but thing
X daunts his enthusiasm; he sees It ALL
and he 4 is yloqnaclous and good humorsd.
LIN other words no is q. plea SAINT add ton
Ito the place. nterestin g 10 opserVe ana s
HI good to be WITH 5Si5 ~ "
3The 4 COO nights OF his week have
81 d rlyen the guests from the yerandas Into,
the pa rlors, where cards and conyerHa-!
ID ton we're freely indilged In. s3
S..Bubble' parties. not the antiqua.ted
Il soapsud and clay pipe ani,lsen,e n Of "ye5
h pIden tymea. but the pulsati tilro'b'-.
bing, restle the
y chine. with tss1indomttabl chauffeur
n nave been the order Of the day 81 ate
ny @ delightful touring Gro wd n from Win
chester. 4. composed OF n ~ and nj
" Ia nrence Lee. Of sl,cpherd town ~ Va.::.
"a Miss Lalnber RI, or Pa,.Gand3
Miss Janney. "a secsburE N, M y ere with
rs ns Friday. Mr. James ~ Tate, 81 ChilS;
howie. and party lso en1oyed the
$ hospt table abode Gof the Bridge recent NJ
The dancing pavilion has been crowded
e. With the young folk. tripping the light
4 fantasticftc theGirreslstible airs OF Joseph.
y Finckel's orchestra, from ~ ashns ton,
u D. G. 4 III %. .ss ,55
Among the dancers Tuesday evening
we're the guests Of Miss Helen Stevens, !,
Il
week at her very beautiful home, Viz
A. Kinia Manor In the vicinity OF the
Il Bridge. The following are the happy pa r.
z Slcipants:, Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Greer
VI lll!noIs. the charming chapcroness OF
3SIhe party Misses Mary Morton. Louise
selden and Helen Tanner, OF. & RI edmond,
va; Miss Gotthelr. OF Colorado; Afessrs.
Reckner. OF Kentucky: Hobart DOYLE
Richmond, Va: Mr.. 10 Greer and brother
a Of Illinois; Messrs, Cecil, Paul and George
steyens II d 5zs
Mr. ". S. Rhoads is in Richmond 4 on
business, but Will return to the Bridge
\ The latter part OF the week
The guests now registered arc Mrs. d.
s5 r. Dettor and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. E. Judd,
4 pf Dalton, Ca; Mrs. s., b. Scott OF At.
III lanta, Ca, NJ, Hubert Judd and G., r.
Wilson, OF the Virginia Military 1nsti-
\ tute Mrs. James M. Pagand and Miss
Olive Manson, New Orleans, Las Miss
Bessie Vim and Mr.. N. g.. VIM. OF
Demopolis, Ala; 2. r.. Sutherland. Vir-.
8 glnla NJ hillary 1nsttute; Mrs. Charles W.!
Wilson and Miss West, Of Norfolk. Val;
K Mrs, T.. e. Anderson and Miss e. A..
Sutherland. OF Farniville, Val Mrs. ].
Z NJ, Jewett Port Norfolk, Ya.; Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Hubbard, Norfolk, Ya.::73Mis
Mary Hogan, Port Norfolk Va; Miss
Louise Llifsey, Norfolk, Va; Miss Josie
Jewett. Port Norfolk, va; Miss Jennie
Moore. Portsmouth. Va: Master Carlton
Jewett. Port Norfolk, Va, : Stuart Haw-
a troit; ] M Castor and J. L, Rogers,
q Charlotte; Mr.. and Mrs J. c, Johnson,
\ Ohio; Robert g. Boyer and Linnaeus Il.
IA Feist. Lancaster. Pa; Mrs. Joseph Arch
a erg and Waine Archer. Chapel II u, NJ CT;
y n, s. Lloyd. Richmond. Va; r Cling
man, Chicago; Miss r. NJ Dunlap, A..
Dunlap and w, J. I4anck, OF Lexington
\ "a Nfrs
4 r. M. Binford, Richmond, Va; Mr.. and
Is Mrs, Il Lawrence r.. Lee. shepherdatown,
W. Va: Miss Janney Leesburg. Va:
r. Miss Lambert. Philadelphia. Pa; Or, and
Mrs. c. shumate, Lynchburs. Va,:l
" yyv. IL. Yancey. Lynchburg, Va; N. H,
Z iMurrell Fontella, Va; 2. NJ. Cox. Fon--
tella, va; Miss Inez May Cox, PetersI
burg, Va; John ". billiard, III, Lynch.
burg, Miss Crutchheld and Mrs, Crutch.
field, OF Lynchhurg, Va; w G. simmons
y and Miss Maud NJ Davis. Richmond, Va;
II Charles M, franklin, Iynchburg. Va;
Mrs Morton, Richmond, Va; MISS Apple
4 ton and Miss Hammer, of l4ynchblrS,
Va; Messrs. Mosby5 Ryland, Is. 81 Miller
f ". Il. Kelby. Lynohburg, Va; Miss MAJ
A tie wall, Lynchburg, Va; ]. T, II Thomp-
son, opelika Ala; MissS Pansy. Wall
panyille o.. w. Phair,s Philadelphia. Pa;
r.. g. Foster, Lynchburg;J. NJ. Brosker,5
charlottesville; ], G, Eicher, I4ynohburg;
+ Miss Fl. Ray, Raleigh, NJ, q; MISS :, s.
Finn, Clifton Forge; MastereJohn sho.
water Clifton Forge; Hiss Florence Heft
Ind Miss May Park. Chicago. Ill James
D. Tate, Ch!.howle, Va, Henry Gun,
ningham, Washington, d. C,; Mr.. and
Mrs, j. y. senft Columbia, Pm. Miss
Hill, New York City; Miss Frances Hoyer,
louisville, Pa; Miss Mary Carmen ltll!,
Roanoke Va; j. II. Tate, Richmond,
E Va; Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ, Wagner end
schildren Eagle Rock, Ya,;sR. "a llsaWton
and Miss Iawton and ". j., l!awton,5
f W!ldel, w. Va; Miss Gathrop and sans
uel ID, Walker, Jr, Lexington, Va,
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