The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
PLEASANT PARTY
AT MOUNTAIN LAX E
Lake Affords Fishing, Battling
and Rowing Summer Cal
ties at Their Height.
[s;oecial5to TIL. Times trh.

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f MOUNTAIN LAKE, VA. July 81
The coolest place in the sunny
South; that is, Mountain Lake. $500
feet above sea level. on the top Of TIE
Alleghanies. 81 ~. (
This week begins the real summer.
gaieties in this beautiful mountain re-.
sort. the popularity OF which dates
from ante belum days; indeed, the
pace seems redolent of romance. The
large and spacious verandas echo the
merry ripping peals OF laughter. and
the bright scintillatinR wit when the
charming bellies and beaux gather IN
the twilight after the many and va
ried strolls, rides and drives during
the day. The large and beautiful lake,
covering 240 acres. affords opp ortunity
for fishing. and bass. California silver
trout and rainbow trout are caught
daily by the dozens. About o'clock
In the afternoon the bathers fairly
dot the beach. and the wharf then be-
comes the popular rendezvous. The
swimming was never better than 1t is
this season. From until II In the
evening dancing and rowing are the
delight OF the society set The first
during the coming week. and the
beauty and chivalry#o Of the dozen or
more States represented will be seen
in all Its enhancing splendor. The
beautiful moonlight nights Of the past
week have made the lake even more
popular than ever and the dip and
the splash of the oars blend with the
soft notes OF melody from mandolins
and guitars. ss
Mildly and softly the Western breeze,
Just kissed the lake just stirred the
trees"s
Among the charming hostesses OF the cot.
Pryor. son and daughter. OF New York; Mrs
Joseph Robinson. with her daughter. Miss
Louise Robinson. OF INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Mrs
Mrs James E, Mann and family. OF Blue.
field, w. Va.: Mrs. Frank Huger and fam
~ o. Moan sI Mrs Henry 6 COX.
Seward and family. Of Petersburg. Va. ant
ME- h Charles ,Il Carroll Of New Orleans. Trul,
many years. Daily there are new arrivals
and already more than a5dozen States ans
foreign countries are represented on tn
| register.
Recent Arrivals.
1 Among the recent arrivals are noted w. p
1 Bum and Dr. John D. Epes. of Baltimore
Mrs G. y. Braun. Misses Lucy and Annette
anna ;'e NJ w sns 1Ia Ms Ser s sSeGan
Mis-. Louise sheldon and tom sheldon. Nor
folk, Va; Dr.. Garnett Ryland and Prof =
Il s.. u, Il.
y VI , < Knexvills; Tenn; Miss Whitine
i. Marion. e.; a Mrs. r M 9f artee
Messrs Francis and Burton Hartley, Eas
Phiadelphia. Pa. Mr.: P. A. Farley. Bush
ness ILL.,. Mr.. and Mrs. A.. D. 4Dangertlelt
and Miss May Dangerneld. Winston: ~. G.:
Tar; Mr.. ard Mrs M, "A. Pace and SON, Al Al
bany, Ga; Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Moses an,
children Mr.. and Mrs. n B, Handy ans
| children Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Polint
] Adams. Lynchburg. Va; Misses Bonitz an
Mrs, Bonitz. Miss Millspaugh, Mr.. H. g
Millspaugh, Miss :, Virginia Annals. Washing
Il Iva: DR., II. H. I'M. Locust Dale. Va; MI
and Mrs. J. c. Miller Huntington w. va.
Il y. r. Bonsnl,, New !, York City; Mr.. G. y
Atlanta aH M and Mrs
bus, Miss, Mr., and Mrs. B. c. Haywood an
child, Clarksville. Ga; Mrs, Nv. r. Pryor
Allen and Louise Pryor, New York City: Mr.
j. u. Cahill, Mr.. and Mrs. u. K.tBoker. 81
Louis. Mo-; Mr. and Mrs. u. H. Miller, Dan
VILE Va; Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. George. NJ
Marshall Mrs, i. n. Worthworth, Mise
Mrs j. w. Seward and five children, Peters
hurg, va; Mrs. w. II. Stewart and Mis-
Eda Eimivkr Frankfort oh- he Main. Gel
many; Mr., and Mrs, II. NJ. Kimberlane
Miss MISS louise sui robinson. inndlanapos. Ind ID
Mrs. Frank Huger. Misses Julia. Anrelie
Va; Prof. p. Won schlechtendal,. Charles
Mass; Miss Hope Morris. Boston. Mass
Mrs, A. p Banks, Memphis Tenn; Mi.
Elias Emmert Hagerstown, Mo- Mr. an
Mrs, James u. Mann and family. Bluehel
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