The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
|B|RlGHT DAYS AT
NATURAL. BRIDGE.
\ Rare Beauty Of Natures Handi-
work Enhanced BY Ctsoloredd 35ss
illumination.
MANY EARLY GUESTS ARRIVE
Riding and Driving, Coli, Tennis
sa n and Bowling Pleasant
Features.

Special to rhe Times Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Tifnes-lOisphtch.) &Bt
NATURAL BRIDGE, VA. June Boz
..W'hat IS SO rare us d day in Jure.ys
gsff provided that day is to be spent at
44sN Natural Bridge. where mature reveals
M herself lin lavish beauty mid majesty.
$FFfSThe clear, crisp, eXllilarating ntmos-
NJ phere, the innurnernble and tender, shades
green, melting one into the other, the
&SWnlks and drives, the bridge which never
.s8ssfftires the spectator and where each one
SSlingers to carve an additional lamea the
,MM5beautiful llostelries with their spacious
isSslawns, their broad piazzas and Their
air OF hospitality; the pleasant
III company, tho delightful table, the genial
Bfproprietor and his lovely wife and daush-
ster--all combine to make UP a$scenes
4SSltof3 ~pleasantness, that N might hunt
N the Eworld2overE ana scarcely find
SKhEh-neverS exceeded. eS&sA
:;ssS5e$ If the midsummer seasonal the most
HEycrowd4 = \, certainly June can leave MOTH
FIN to be desired ~ the 5Way8of {out-of-s
~ door and indoor enjoyment. Just now,
%nothing could; be finer for, the driving
Fl parties that form daily with some hiss
isstorcs@sor picturesque objective in view
university and Military Institute build
lE%lngs, would attract the attention OF
riders and drivers. even iii It We're not
the@burial place of General Robert H.
flee and his great lieutenant, Stonewall
jackson. S$s$g
hs@@SsFor those who 8do8not ride andSdrive
$.there is abundant amusement on golf&or
IS~ssttennis grounds dnd Ii bowling alleys,
hiand when evening comes. thereyis always
Asbridge3and aeuchre or billfar ds
1.-The illumination OF the bridge was q
pheasant feature this week. This. pre-
58sssented a weird and beautiful spectacle,
with h red, green, white and blue
Sights bringing At in$bold relief against
1.-THE dark shadows of&the forest. and the
sglistening stream below.
Among the first charming guests OF
1.-The season are Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lament
BAND their son, DR. T.. EG. $Ament, and
sNhis beautiful young wife. S3of Cincinnati
iaO..;;88 Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. ERhoads and their
s%attractive little daughters, Misses Kath-
lserinea n Judith Rhoads, #of Richmond,
ssYa..,and1Mr. and Mrs. ". S. Krebs, OF
IC%hicago.AIll
i MANY additions to the already delightful
.sncompanySwill arrive In q few days:
Among the guests now registered are
Mr. n Mrs. Clinton L.$DeNVitt, Mr.. and
sMrs.$,B b Adams and8#B sB. Adams, Jr1
Mrs cCarthy, Mrs. N.aylor, Paul Hook
ERIC. ". Ianghorne,S T. y richardson,
miss Camper, Nv. J.$C heatham Miss Evie
Burnett. MI. and Mrs. r =. ferguson,
Miss Mary e. Bragg Miss Bessie Blair,
Sd, H.W. and Nv. MI Rosser, B
Cousins, George 9. Lee, all Of Lynchburg.
;Va.;g r Widers, New York !. 81. Gu
Williamsburg Yas: r. q. Dod-
81. r Dodson and Miss Laura Dod-
Norfolk. a.,:&Charles CT Taliaferro,
and Miss Armstead Taliaferro, Orange.
r. w, Winborne, Roanoke. SssYn.;:
sW. G.. Mathews. Clifton Forge, Vas;
~. NJ Robertson, Chase City,,$$$Ya. Mr..
and Mrs: =. 81. Houston. Minneapolis,
MINI; Misses Pauline and Louise 11m-
ibree, Buena IVista.5EVa.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferris r. Pearsall, Buena Vista, Va;
w K. Tield and Miss Catherine
Field, of Columbus, o.; Mrs. -. E.s9i