The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
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Tie Largest Crowd Of tile Sea-
&. son N[errily Walks TX q Its IS$
Spacious Halls. #
GREAT INTEREST IS 4 IN IN GOLF o.
Bridge and SEtlclire Are Prime
Favorit est Virgi1liars
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OLD sW tsET SPRING w VA, Au--i!
lust y pa houg II 4 nature ID beginning to-
assume autunlnal sard the summer, I,
visitor + ia turaliysS turns to thoughts Of
home, life still nt MI, tide a Ct the
Iold sweet, VIII ere n til argos n crowd e. Of
the season was registered $last sunday
the seating 4 capact y$s Of the ca paci0,ulis
dining,roonl being taxed TO- the ~ nlost.
Since then a few OF the most popular
guests have torn ~ themselves away Tor 70
a sswhiffS OF the sen air before returning
To- ithe city, and their places have Been
filled IN bys5 i, ewcom ers In VI search OF va
brca til 4 Of the mount Inns to y complete
their summer on tin g.
Every one Is Il ago 8 n nth expectation
over the browning events OF the season
witch are hedul ed q for the next IS few
days. SS II, gs Z. I,
The sum rner.. s practice on the golf links
ss,will Seulminate IN n the Y golf tournament.
witch VII so on take. place, and Tor when On
tlercfare already ,Ane roti 81 en- tries while
the young peopleS are looki torWar sto
the most elegant cotillo Of IN g season
for which Invitations have been a v co
II: y vel K nown and popular Cha rleston
baechel or. who en- Joys the reputation OF
shefrlg m except ionally fine lead
81 Even the card players are improving
each shining hour witt games OF bridge tl
and 4 enchre, with the possible ca q o.
IInitlnr their u forces in one grand ftort
before the sea son clio $ts \
n MI Nv, N csoodw i, OF " heeling, nd
Miss Keech. OF Bal timore, were the no 81
5tesses$ at Thursda y,s8 card par tys the game
.beinr x-hande ed ri euchre. Fou prizes
,,were & 8 rered. The first, an emproidereo
centerpiece went Miss Y thel Itu Iner:
III C,ha r]eston h, Will eE Dr.. E.. p. 3Keech, 81
s i iy,ora Was again victorious over the
iotterH Cent enc winning a box OF EIuy5a
Siar,s can1y /. IL Mrs y ohm p Il Lewis q Ct
;charlesto Il !, took second honor, 70 hand
soma ct1re. f Mrs. w lam Leake
carried OF some dainty chocolat e,S53 and Y
tMr., Fam es .. Patton was consoled vi t :E,5
ann nj r.! ~ The Jun fortunates who went
home b empty-ha nded included Madam lam
and Miss G ,Iillaume; Mrs. ohm G. Dice,
Of isburg Il: NJ IS COL p ~ tS
Andrew, MI. and Mrs. Y ames N NJ .53Yelr,
~ New ork Mrs y. ~ tchard MIS-
Goodwin M ohm Lewis, VI; s.. NJ ~.
Williamson and Mt I<ir n
ana Alrs. p. Lee Phillips. Sof shington,5
and Mr.. and Mrs. rthur y: lee Lee. WHO
5droya q over II from White Il ulphurl to see
their friends at the Old Sweet.
! Among the many recent rivals by far
the largest number are from West VIZ W
ginia, who come for \ the a fall 82 season.
which IL always a favorlte time here.
Virginia sends Aressrs. James d. Patton
and his son, James D., Jr., Gessner 8H Itl :.
frison and & NJ. 3 obson Ct z ichmo NJ;
Rufus Kirn, OF Port smolith; g. IL s. d Keel
Ing, or Norf ok; r. X. Meherr1n. OF Coal
burg, and Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Burke, Of
Staunto on. 81