The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
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u ROCKBRrDGD ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
July 21..-Every advantage OF the opp or
5tunitles offered on the excellent golf links
BY the guests at the r ockbrldge
Alum. Among the enthusiastic golfers
d Re Mr. and Mrs. Richard Meade, Mr..
and Mrs 2 Joseph Osborne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Kelley. Miss ckers, Misses
Mayer and Others. Young MI. Eugene
Mayer, who won the champio ship over
the more experienced players IN u last as
years tournament, Is playing again with
even greater efficiency. $, ii s3$
G, Day ana night, Mr.. Harvey, keeper
.of the alum spring, presents q strikingly
unique picture as he SO obligingly deals
out water with always the same ques-
ton ! What number e. to those who seek
this faYorite rendezvous mediately at
ter meals IF II X MS VI. s;9s e :}3
This interesting person comes Of a line
OF soldiers, as is demonstrated d In III his
3neme-G George Washing ton Harvey His
grandfather fought in the War 4 OF the
Revolutions; his father In the w Of
1872, and he himself is 4 q veteran OF the
Civil War, having belonged to Company
"a, Slxtieth Virginia Regiment (then& " est
W. e. 4 Stark. n of General Fields tri-
gade, II In Joh c. Breckenbrid ge' diz-
vision. Stark s egiment became cele-,
.brated at Cold Ha rbor. when they charged
With fixed bayonets and gained the day.
TO is{si gnalize A this victory General Lee
ordered crossed bayonets to be put on
the regimental flag 1,ttea fter. IN order
to Bperpetuate the family record, HIS son
fought II. the Philippine and Mt. + Harvey 81
says that she@is instilling the princip iples $of
patriotism into his twenty-one grand
children. so that. should the United States
tecone involved II in X any more warfare.
the sons VII be found leading I heir ra nlss
on the ttlefeIds S i$tt.
$f Unused Il, but In a wond derfnl & state OF
ipreserya tom are the old stag coaches
here, and one becomes tenderly reminis-
cent a t; sight OF them Not one among
5us has not been fed on the hal lcyons srecol-
slections OF our mot hers & and ndmo TIL
Sers N fors theya II have. me enorle les III EAs we
gaze upon their, VI 81 und derss he charm
sof tradi ition our5 who ole be elngs become in
mat tier to picture them! filled wi thS gorge
sousl owned Il bellies and 4, gal ant beaux
sof SAthe ante-lbellm period. en-; route
some fashiona BILE wa tering place. VI, q
Es Cards and cards! n This past week has
been a great one for ca rds. It's fascinn-
ton ia king hold OF Y the old and young
alike. Bridge Is deemed this favorit e,Sand
smany are,i is devotees and clever demon
traitors. s$8 t5i II u $fsi
" on Sunday morning last e religious
service was held In the pc rior. Mr.. r. B..
Crawford Ss con nd,nted, It so delightfnll,s
that he was Unanimously voted resident
pastor. iffsi
n "a very merry party came over from
Goshen Tuesday to- participate "A In the
evening hop. With the soft strains 5of
music and dazzling lights, the dance Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. almost frre eslst able.
N Be 1t seashore or mountain-top, there
can ss be no. more desirable spot for IA
summer outing than the Rockbrldge
Alum. Space has not been spared-th the
cottages securing a quiet and privacy
less generous q provls on would forbid.
Especially It is the wis h Of the mana ge-
ment to make every one feed tat home Il
The most fastldious appreciate this, as
Is plainly shown In the return of SO ma ny
of Its guests-it is the promise OF each
recurring season. Al 5S.3
i5 AZ family party here consists OF Judge
Edmund Wa ddill, q Mrs. aTad dill n lss
Mary yVaddill, Miss Nancy Wa ddill, Mrs.
Arthur M. Cannon and two children. and
Mr. Mitchell Waddill, all Of Richmond
Va Their return Is happily noted. Tor
their visit each season leaves a pleasing
trenembrance, Ms a Il 4. ~ S3
Notably handsome \ is Mrs. James
Keats, Little Rock, Ark. It is a great
pleasure to their friends to welcome back
Mrs. Keats and her daughter. Miss sBess
ikea it's, Also, the return OF Mrs. John a..
Nickols ana Miss Nickols, u OF Y Newark.
N. IL, Is noted. as they are counted! mn
deed. an acquisition to their circle OF
friends 3 }s ,9fS5 gsfS 8 .l
SMaude Embrey, Fred deric ksburg. v ~ are
n,uc h noticed 4 and greatly tcomplimented
jaMong the guests of the Rocktrid ge
Alum. Miss Rowlettagtulnlls every res
3quirement of the brunette II type, while
her sister Is a blonde. 35 &S 855sl@
Distinguished among recent guests are
Mr.. and Mrs, John NJ Fsa st ST. Louis,
Ill. Mr.. Miller$is superintendent of all
public schools In that city.
Mrs, George Coan Is among the popu-
lar guests. attracting to herself many
friends ;gl \, III I, # ii3s y VI
Much delight la expressed at the arrival
or Miss Helen Orchard and Miss Mary
Bruce Seay, Richmond. v Va. They are
great fayorltes. and come in for q large
share OF attkHtlon, Y 4 "a
Richmond guests include Mr., and Mrs,
I'D, Lottier, Richard p. Winston, and
'Cs Edmond, NJ, \ D. 5S III n
Among guests from Norfolk are Mrs.
r.. ny. Macdonald and Master. Atwood
Mac Donald ID, i. Mayer Miss Mary
Mayer, Miss Cecil Taliaferro, Augustine
Mayer, and r. 8. Jenries, # H
Others registered; a. II H H Young, Win
ston- Salem N. fC,; Miss May Gay, tio,ds-5i
boro, N, e.. Mr.. and Mrs 1T. q enford.
yCousabns, o.; II, II. Teaford, Denmark 1
va; Miss Grace Haskett YashIngton, !,
,D.C.; Miss Ida Moore, Miss Lottle Cana !,
idy, Mrs, NJ II. canady, and John g, Cox, \
lSlnston. n. q c.i N lsAes Cornella and sylr-
fglpia Darnell, Mabel White, Alr.$ Walter.i
White, and Mrs, p. 3, simmons. ill-il
sboro. Val M, ~ Edmond, n. y .asster,i