The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
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M Old BWn11T 6P Is1NGH 3, "a. " uly IL
10 the lover OF nature the lawn at the
4 Old Sweet IL q source OF sunfaiiinB pleas
ure. One can spend hours Under It's I'M
uenss naples or loousts, " bose rugged
trunks attest their great age, Watching
the birds who MAKE their homes In than.
There " the wood ecker, pecking most
iit,dustr1ously; also the robins hopping
4 on the grass In perfect security, while
s"bod.wr1tes. are heard In every dlrec-
j ton and mo- est little wrans claim their
share OF attention. &
tsl, Tho glory OF the lawn 10 its grove OF
4 ma estio oaks, whose ages are estimated
/ at from six to eight hundred years, ana
which on tirely shad 3 Its lower END. NJ n here
/ space has boon allowed them to Develop
proportions. q D
Tho lawn Ia the delight OF to little
folks, who are here In goodlt numbers
and who spend much OF their time there,
riding n and driving their donkeys anu
ponies and playing all sorts OF games.
nc The tennis court has gained in favor
during the last week. and golf has found
more devotees One hears rulnors OF Q
tournament later In the season. Al 3
..Ae charming addition TO the social cit-
Gle Is Mrs. u. i H. Andrew. OF New x ORR
City, who, as a bridge enthusiast {. started
& the ball which gathers followers as y3it
rolls. Both MI. . and Mrs !. And rev ana
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Berry, OF Charleston, have
their horses here and ] add much to the
pleasure of{their friends by VinE them
through these beautiful mountains.
# "a party Of young people TENDED the
german at the Sweet Az Chabybeat $33 OH
Tuesday evening, returning in the wee
sma' hours. after a delightful dance.
tuto g<,$d r.. M
Perrin, Misses Aline BOney, Annie Rum
bold, Elsa Vance, julia Wilson s8 and ar!
Messrs. sterrett, w ilson. Blunt and Kerr.
Among the recent arrivals Mrs. =.
\ n. rutherford and her charming daugh-
I ters, Misses Laura and SGWendolyne, OF
Richmond, received q cordial greeting
( from friends OF previous seasons, as well
as from their home friends. ".
s{ M RI Joel s. Perrin, also Tof 4 Richmond.
who has been coming II here for several A: q
years as a bachelor, Is accompanied by
I Ills attractive wife this summer She
shares her husband 8 popula ity In the
8ballroom,. N not on the golf links. 3 ~
6T Mrs. J. n. $ Kerr and her son Mt
Henry y. a Kerr Of Louisville, X ~, also
found friends to welcome them back
n . theirs arrivals during the we ELK include:
Col. c. G. Lewis, ] :, and his venerable
father, Mr.. c. Lewis Sr.; Mr. & La =.
Council, MI y. ~. u Sterrett, MISS &AInella
EDonnally. Mrs. Il. Il. Pritchard Mes ' =.
&c. T.. Beckner, J. w FIersher{ and D. #sYl
#Goshorn, all u OF Charleston, ". Va;
3aIessrs: a.. Il MI core, Of Washington D.
"a. Robt. N. Groner. OF N orfolk !; " II.
Hon. Of Hamilton. KY; NJ /. IL Va. Robin
,son., Of KY; p. M |. Dan lei, Of
SLynchburg III = VA H .ls Wallace and J oe
Payne, o Louisburg; y ]. o. Henry, 81
Cape Henry, W. Va.;si ID !. Il. Rittenhouse
and Walter Maize Of Camp Henry, w
Va, and Misses Beatrice and Anne An-
drew and Master John "A. Il Andrew, OF
HNeW ork5 City W. * .j3lS#