The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

popular Buffaio 1ithia Springs, about
twenty miles from here. Several ot the
guests have taken AdVantasSs OF this al.
trActlye outing, ana always report d de-
,iightfui time. "A very enthusiastic party
Included Colonel II. Henry Jones, OF Nor.
folk; Mrs. i !. II. tveht, and MISS Clara
Scott, Of Brookneal,, VA. Nj. 4 and { Mrs.
Robert Johnstone ana s Mrs nd ward
Dorar, OF Norfolk. 3l ~ I 8t 81 3SS5 M VA
MI. &, Il, Kelley, " Norfolk, chiefFpf
exploitation. also u chief OF press and
publicity 81 the jamestown Exposition
b company, and son ot Il the late 1 Ion a,
Nj. Kelley 30 we'll know and esteemed
III Richmond VA with his wife. spent
Id Few days here recently and made q
most delightful Impression Upon the
stay Tor Some time, much to the delight
Il 81 thess admirers she has won y, " no de- e
clare that because 8of her usual bril-.
Eliancy ana culture she IS indeed, "a liberal
educ atom 70 those who have the pr vl-
felegeB OF knowing her. "a X N
Hiss Eliza Simmons, OF Raleigh n. 81,
daughter Of United states Senator 4. w.
$slmr,ons, ssfs L among tho, most recent ar
rivals here, and IL being clnnp ro nc. { ~
Mrs. A..{Js Cooke, OF the MEG klenbu y riss
Miss Simmons Is d charming Representa-.
tive 81 the OLD North state, shared ,e'tl
with Miss Julia Whitley, q. NEWPORT y y.
News. al Thursday morning, the cornpli..
,r,c,1t of a. bowling party IN honor Y OF
these twoi ouns lad les s,s3,a
8 Besides the guests 81 honor. the others
who ernulntcd the famous. RI yer n ser In
rapIdly.roliing "a. we're Mrs. =. sA. uller,
OF Hyattsvliie, Nd. \ Miss Britt, q oxford,
II N. CT Miss S. Ell Bagley OF Jackson, i>.5,
O.. Mrs.. g. r. Kelley; III Mrs. r. C.. Foley,
{of Newport News; Miss Sims, Of Law q,
srenccvile; Mr. 81, "A. ruler SofJ Hyatts.,
SyIlle, Md.s;,aMr II. g. Hinton and Mrs
William n. Roper, Of II Petersburg !; a Mr..
George n w. Hobbs, OF New York city;
Mr.. Robert Johnstor,e, Of IN orfol "a;
Mr.. a.. NJ. Osgain, jr..aofS Dinwldd die Va e..
q Miss Britt 4 show ed the highest score
among the ladies ana arecci we'd first prize.
Mr.. William Ropsr nn,ade the hand hand
some score 81 all6o, y al d received the gem
ltlenerl' s prize; the BOBBY prize falling
to Miss Simmons ard Mr.. Organ. N
Miss yAndersonEo ti Hanover county, was
the hostess sofz the N occnslon and the
prizes we're Very era cefully presented by
her. ii sss IA a ls89S ss3 I'D
Nj. william y HI snead, II Of Lynchburg,
who was hero earlier insthe season, is
making now RI a second visit to complete
the cure which Y his previous visit had
begun. His steady lmprov ement ts q source
Of great pleasure and qualification to
his many friends here whomshe has won
by his unusual magnetism and charm
Of manner and mind. There tisHnos cessa-
ton in the life and motion Of this place.
Delightful people go; delightful people
come, and there &is no staghat ton.
The register shows an unusual list as
to quantity and quality, In which we
notice the names OF Mr.. Polk Miller, Cap
tain G. wv. Westbury, OF Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Kelley OF N orfolk; Mrs.
W. G. Foley, OF Newport News, and Mrs.
Stanton Curtis. Of Norfolk , Mrs. 7. II.
Woody, Miss Mary Bell sy dnor, OF Pc
terstn,rg Mrs 8. M. Covnston.S OF WI. VII
amington,s NJ c.; Miss Bessie Daniel, OF
Charlotte Courthouse; Mrs. Margaret r.
Teese, of ,Lynchburg. 5f's gii 3S