The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
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VA Good1y Company Enjoy EMO the
Comfort and Pleasure Pleasure, Of q
II tWell-Kept Resort. 5#
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professor Moses Stein Stein and . dis
Musical Fai,,ilya Strong J ca ca
ture Of the Season. IVA
SEVERAL STATES CONTRIB N ! h {: UT T:
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no BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS IN ~ \ Y.

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i !. X BR1DGE, ALUM SPRINGS, Vi44 q!
July 7.-As times so at the Rockbrldso
..,,ro,n ne cool cisterns Of the midnight
"a air S3g Il . III fs M 5,53 j4
Ms. spirit drank repose. M I, aS y, 4.
3fS'S Aftcr he swcltcring heat OF the clty,
cal anything be moro refreshing than ln ~
cool AIR and healtll- giving spring waters
81 the Alleghnnies? Tie theri'l :. oi1etet
registering barely 20 degrees must seem .N
s,irpasslngly wonderful to those languls s.
ms. Int a Temperature of 96. Ihis Dra lellls
air and a variety of ninera! waters q Are !.
among tho many natural ADVANTAGES Ut
the Rockbridge Alum Springs. Many
declare the alum water q panacea for q az
diseases, and one friend snid with trutn
54hat a glass Of 1t would cure an attack
of acute indigestion IN ten minutes.
Il It Is the marvel OF the guests who are
nero that 1t is possible for so large q hotel
ms the Rockbridge Alum to preserve SO
fine a hospitality. For generations TINS
has been true, and it is largely duef.to
8the cultured and wel-bred people VINO
#congrcgate here and to tho gracious nos
tess, Mr.. James III. Frazier. who was the
proprietor for d number Of years, Is at
the "Springs'' this season, and extends
to his former patrons a hearty welcome
and the promise OF good time.
INA rho day concert Is Il signal for the
gathering Of the guests for dinner. Prof.s
Moses Stein, leader Of the Academy Or
chestra, Of Richmond, Va, has charge
or the music. lnwhiclS he Is assisted by
his handsome wife and Mr.. Cowardin.a
Master Stein their son Of seven years
plays sweptly on the violin, and reads the
notes with case and accuracy. ls
y ~, "a hnl1.roOn forms
Interesting feature OF the evening. #
.tl To celebrate the Fourth. Jim Frazier,
The hotel genius and q sort OF major-domo
around tho place. used his cunning In
decorating tho lobby and dining room.
They looked as If the broadside OF a
mountain had been brought In and arts
itically draped on the walls and ceilings,
with United States flags aud colors stuck
here and there. Transforming them into
"a yeritable fairyland.
sss The group OF Richmond people includa
Mr. r. II. Meade, Mrs. r. n. Meade
who is an attractive brunette. and their
three children; Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Curtis
and Dr. Carroll NJ. Baggary'. tho resident
physician, who administers to both spir-
itual and material wants. w
Mrs. Thomas T. Hewlett, Mrs. Thomas
4 Hewlett and Mrs. EVE p. Il Hewlett form
representative trio from Montgomery,
Ala. 2s., s( ss d ga 81
From Louisville, Kya arc Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Joseph p. Osborn. Mrs. Osborn is n beau
}tiful type of the blue Glass Country"
ALSO, Mrs. Frank Binford, who was for
31nary OF Richmond, Va ~ I. W n
8S$ Seeking benefit for their somewhat de-
Etpleted health nre Messrs. w. f. Ewers.
Oak Ridge, Va, and NJ. NJ. Showers,
Montgomery, Ala. .33 #
a5 There is quite a gathering from North