The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

$ From this sAdironncks and Newport from
Y Atlantic City, from the VirEinin NOUN
atains and the seashore, come r,itnors thu,
the midsummer tide or gayets 4 will be q
n flood tide be Gre tho passing d EJnly55 iA
4 chronicled.S Because lree season has bec,i
& delayed by damp, cool weather, that ha,
caused society to llrgcrS Before taking Its
flight, the promise for the s'ny,ety TO TO- lbe
compra,sed within midsummer limits
seems NIL the brighter and more all,,ring.
n The sailing md yachting parties with
4 which other diversions arc ittersperse;1
u Mt the Virginia seashore, keep ace Will
athe house parties and the camping par-
Y ties, echoes of which come from different
sections of the state; wheje summer
renders life a goodly heritage In July
8 The mountain resorts are taking on q
hustle and activity coincident with the
arrival OF many guests and the conse.
8a,nJnt inauguration OF out-of-doori anu
indoor entertaining attendant upon e e.s
istence at the }waterng places 7 Of Wiz .n1
Fglnia. IS !. Is t59 . B iii
Richmonders Abroad.
III From across the Atlantic news OF Rich-
IS rrond tourists comes to indicate tina THIS
has been d banner year In England ana
on the continent { where everything mas
+ gconspired forItheir pleasure md comfort.
II Mr.. md Mrs. Arthur Gordon. who went
Ii toE spend their honeymoon In England arc
d expected to return In August and to br
&in the Virginia mountains until the early
autumn. @l2 N 55tj.s4 a
\ Miss Nina Randolph. who Is thu, guest
Il 81 RS H Lewis r.. Ashhurst, Jr., at l3tyn
Arawr,f Pa, is being delightfully."- entertain n
!! ed by her hostess, who Is q socn ! iee,ae e'
at Bryn N1awr Miss Randolph VIII SPEND
July and August with her and visit many
49, &t,r oh L.
Va MIA before returning to Virginia IS
Mrs. benjamin Nash and Miss Hatcher
WHO are now ut d Brunswick Inn, Will go
to Allegheny Hotel Goshen. later gin@tha
season and spend tho early autumn in a
Northern tour. {t \ ,sts 2FS
$ Miss Helen Stevens is the hostess OF ~
house party at her country home In Abe.
marie county, not far from Charlottes-
vile. Drives to Natural Bridge 8IL4exlns-
ton, Va. and. other djacent places have
been devised for the entertainment Of
her guests by Miss Stevens. " hose <ss house
parties are synonyms for all that is q gree
able and full Of enjoyment t. NJ
llgs2 At Wynd ver, where Lieut. enant- Cover
nor and Mrs j. Taylor Ellyson have
elected to spend their summer, in the
SHADOW OF the University Of Virginia
Mrs. 6. III OBJ. Cowardin has been Va
Charming recent addition to tho house
and family party hat will continue un-
broken until October next 5s
Camping Parties Popular
II Proba bly, one Of the pleasantest forms
Of social out f-door ia, IS found in
the camping parties 1br young people |
that have been SO much In vogue during
late years. The freedom from conventional
stiffness In these parties the absence
OF the demand for fine dressing and tho
rest and change of scene
render them ideal affairs in the promo
ton OF good Fellowship and sympathy be-
tween young people. "A
~ Richmond people are leaders as usual,
wherever midsummer society and fas hion5
Is congregated. II At Newport, Mrs. James
Brown Potter. formerly Miss May Handy,
who Is occupying the Gilbert cottage. is
MS much OF belle as she was be fore
her marriage, when her home was IN
this city. ~ III Az .s
At the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, the Newport OF the South, It is
already predicted that Miss Page Aylett
Royal and Miss Allene Stokes will be
among the most admired young ladies
there. The meeting Of the Bar Assoc,a~
ton at the White Sulphur In August
will bring together a brilliant array %
EJaauty and legal talent to renew the
prestige OF this famous mountain re-
sort Is u
Miss Mary W. Lewis. who Is summer
ing at Bar Haraor,sis one OF the popular
young women of.that resort, and Is en-
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