The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
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Progressive Euehrc, Party Given veil
BY Mrs. Youi1g--I1 andsoilie
Gowns Worn. I4
COACHING PARTIES P0P LIAR

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Sunday Service Held $ # I Pa lrl
Calls Guests Sto@ N NN't9r 4.
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"a RCcit 1DGlI ALUM SIP Kin az 81 v Az
July IN AThe most brilliant function OF
!sthc early. season occurred Ttlesday
evening, when Mrs. Rosn E.s = Dung scn-#
tertained her cues Is at "a prog resslve +
euchre. Cut flowers, national coiofs ana
soak boughs, With an occasional colorcd
lantern to- further the olnbora te decOra-$
tons We're a,ran an 1,n ,r 81 ~ Pc
Mrs. Young looked particularly. well 4
ID & a She received her guests, wearing q q
gown Of black lace with SEQ uin1s. q bunch 4
OF red 3dahlIas giving Just the touch OF
color needed. n. 81
II Promptly at Q o'clock the play began
and lasted until 1880. when the excep-
Stionally6 ut tracttve prizes were distributed,
SThe lndy's first prize, ID gold barrettes
set with brillants, went to Mrs. w.
$IIecht; q box Of cigars was won BY Mr.
John Lottier, as gentleman 8 prize.
.S Mrs Charles Haywood, being the guest
+ IL honor vas presented with zan Eexquis ea
enterpiece Of II ussinn lace ~ e4 Il lone
hand prize, d box Of Huylers i, fell to Mrs
Austin Kelley, and Mrs. Barron was the
recipient Of the BOBBY, q dainty paper
weight. 5 81, N, @3a !. III
ISentts scored on painted Ii tally
cards, the artistic work Of Mrs. r ~
Crawford. f ii q; N /. 81 4.
while prizes were being awarded, Mrs
Frank Binford and Mrs. James Keats
~ ere 4 most graclously dispensing cham
I I'd Ene punch. Later9ic cream and cake
were served. 81 v s s5* t.S 81 y sl
Us The @ ladies were Il handsome land ex-t
8tremel well dressed. their frocksl pre-
seflting every variety and &characteristlc
OF the seuson's modes. During the even
Ing the orchestra discoursed some pleas.
Ing numbers. VI III ~ * "A
THE good condition Of excellent
roads, com bined with wonderfully PIC PIC.
turesaue scenery, gives rise 70 ,l nlahs
coaching parties. Most popular Is the
drive through Goshen Pass, which adds
TO Its natural beauty the spice OF q
daring adventure, with9n8 possibl pea s.
slurklnR ~ on 4 the roadside, awaiting an
opportunity to spring upon its pr!ey
"A recent driving party, including " essrs.
Richard Meade. y. Al Glenn ana 8 :.
Name. took advantage o. we nsAt Ms1s, 4
of the Hot SBa tn Alum. Warm and gtiesaslee
Ing Springs. and also visited CovaanEton.$
Clifton SForge and Luray3 Cave :Tnley
we're gone. n In all, two days, ana re-
ported a delightful trip. "a S3E
4 I3eautlful#&indced was the lobby on
Sunday morning, with Its decorations o.
silver oak and wild flowers Slcn y sur
prises are attributed to the magical a !! power
az lin Frazier who undo ubtrdly pos
sesses wonderful lamp, q ma ZIG TINS 3
geni to do his bidding. s5 & 55s
SUNDAY sBRY C1. &Ss Il. q. .}
There was the usual rel & iois service
"a the "a irlors Sunday morning. rend RED
moro i,nple ssive BY the solo . nanIs
sung Beautifully by Miss Matde EtnDrey:
The Rev. George Fl. spooner, pastor 9, 9 g
Broad Street Methodist Church, Rlcn-
5mond. ya.,is counted among me I, pop taad
men here. He is prominently ide ntlhed
with The ministry Of his denominatlo lion.
ana Is the only & clergyman who mas
chosen the Rockbrdge Alum as his sum
~ ~ 80 POPULAR 6 UEsTs.
&1t Is generally conceded by the guests
here that Thomas Stanley Meade rs i ,l1s
only hand some bab by, but q We r.. 2lo ,,
one This little fellow IS ~. Y, ana
draws to himself many admirers Wl1 'i''i'
slightest conscious effort.
This weeks guests from North caro-
lima. include Mrs Il B. F. y Cozart and MISS
Mamie Walker, Winston Salem; MISS
Evelyn Walker, Rocky Mount; Mr. George
". coan5 and George W. Coan, u, VIM ,iln1'
sion. Mrs. C.ozart is so plea sanity re-
smembered as a last seasons giest, ana ~!
\ a, very popular one. being endowed WIN w,
Y grace Of manner and rare v CHRISTIAN
qualities . tl55s ], ISL n. 5 3. i, : 10
A family enjoying the cottage NE are
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 4 Barrow. MISS Barrow Barrow
Miss Georgia Barrow and II. BarroW.5ors
3 OF smithheld. Va. They ma q 1 iaIse y
terie OF friends to welcome their re-
turn. s5i5a, n ss a =, III - u. ~, i,
Among the girls OF the younger Sc. IS
Miss Jennie Hurt, OF Blackstone, va.
Her daintiness and fresh appearance give
her a conspicuous place in any group.
IA Miss Lima Mayo. n OF Richmond. y an
numbered among the popular, guest 8. mas
anlrendv registered at the Rockbrldse
Alum for the season.
Recent arrivals include Henry =. NAME
Cincinnati, Ohio \ Mr.. and Mrs. " ll'soIi
( crale and three children B y !.
fVn.;5 G. D. Letcher, Lexington, W. rnon-
crt G, Blair, yYytheville, Vas =. t'oou.9
Ter and A. G. Goodler A J, mn = -
one ma Danyille, Va; Miss Annie 2.
A1v,l,a MS Richmond, Va; n N B, White
Lev, Baltimore; j. Il y. Leterman and -
Heckt Charlottes vllle. Va; Judge ana
Mrs Abrom p. staples and Miss staples
! 'exinrton Va. |; Mr.. and Mrs q. o.
cnn,v nIchn,o,,d. va; j. w. Bell, Goshen
Va /. Miss Claudia Perkins. Newport
News, Va, and DIR. a. II, Boyd, Charles
ton, w. Va.
A Clerical Joke.