The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
old V|RG|N|ANS
KNOW EACH OTHER.
That Is What Makes Life So
Pleasant i'll the Mountain
Resorts.
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MANNER ATYE,. Low SULPHUR
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA,
August 2A--Some one has said Of Vir-
ginians that they all know each other.
If this is So nothing has contributed
moro towards bringing about such a
pleasant state OF affairs as the sum-
mer resorts of the state. 1t Is quite
the usual thing at the Yellow sulphur,
for example, to hear some one say:
Why there Is SO and SO; was at the
- with them one summer naming
as the place OF mutual acquaintance
some of the many watering places IN
the Old Dominion. The renewal of
these friendships, often after lapse.
of many years, is extremely pleasant,
and adds much to the good fellowship
that is typical Of the guests here.
The crowd at the Yellow this sea-
son IS holding up wonderfully Well,
and there have been many arrivals
since last week. although there have
been some departures that were very
much regretted by those left behind
Among those who are here now and
had friends, made in former years, to
welcome them are: Hon. John W. Car
ter, prominent lawyer Of Martins
VILE; Mrs. Carter and two daughters;
| Mrs. II. r. Fitzgerald and her sister,
EMiss Maud F'lippin. Of Danville, Mrs. p.
| T. Withers and family, of Lynchburg,
| while the new arrivals include some
very charming people from Norfolk,
i Salem, Portsmouth, Knoxville and
i elsewhere. The weather here has been
| simply fine and outdoor sports have
4 had more than their share of atten-
1 ton this week
Musical Visitors.
i Nothing has added moro to the
pleasure OF the guests this summer
than the very delightful music. botf
| {,,,{ ,foJ al
4 cheerfully by those Of the visitors who
4 possess either cultured voices or the
rare Accomplishment Of skilful piano
n playing. Miss Coffee, sweet singer
OF Mobile, and Mrs Rush. an accom-
n plished pianist Of the same clty Mis-:
, Bessie Carter. of Danvile and Mrs
Ivy OF New Orleans, both possessing
: Mary Patteson, Of Petersburg, who's
genuine ability as an accompanies
} ana artist at the piano is only equallee
by her willingness to play when ask
:. ed, trait not always to be found II
musicians.
The Yellow has had the privilege o
3 entertaining as guests this summer
: two gentlemen who have mad
. friends by the score. Mr. Frank Jen
! nrngs, OF I4ynchburg. and Mr.. i. Il
Rogers, Of Norfolk, although invalid
! and unable to enter, except In spirit
i into much that goes on have won tn
: admiration and friendship of all b
: their cheerfulness and jollty and thei
8 invalid chairs are always the centr
= of interested groups, while they ar
: both deeply interested in the thing
q that give others pleasure althoug
they have themselves may be debarre
u Bridge Parties Galore.
i. A pleasant event Of the week we
the bridge party given by Mrs Ferre
I be, Of Norfolk, Saturday mornin,
q seven tables were flied with player
,. deeply engrossed in the game. and {
q the conclusion Miss Rogers, OF MOI
n fox; Miss Bessie Carter, OF Danvill'
e Mrs Peed and Mrs. Gillespie.of Kno.
It VILE. received first. second, third an
s consolation prizes, respectively. Il
their excellent playing.
. The arrivals include: Mr.. and Mr.
= J. A. Parker, Miss Parker, Portsmouth
Mrs. II. A. Porter and maid; Mrs. "A.
- Miller Richmond; Mrs. G. NJ. Galwa
Is Focahontas; Mrs. Frank H. Almon
II Lynchburg; w. +. Lamberdin. g.
h peed Norfolk; w. T. Wood. New Yor,
al A. w. Aston, e. II. Keller, Pulaski;
le r. Carter Danville; J. II. Cnhill al
wife, Giles A. Tracy, Chicago; MI
~ ~ Newton, Miss Courtney Arps. Norfol
Elliott Morris Norfolk; Misses Pc
g ton, Salem; VI. l.. ParKer, Portsinoul
ct Miss Nell AIcGrave Portsmouth; b.
10 Reynolds, Miss Reynolds Mr.. S. Hay
n kins, Norfolk; Mrs. b. r. Rush. Mi
Carmi11e Coffee. Mobile; A. G. Mo:
- North Carolina: G.. l.. Hirschfcld. Ric
~ mond; Mrs G.. w. Bowman, Miss II
g, nokes, Texas; j.. Fl. Malone, Cub
II. Mr. and Mrs P. II. Withers. two son
[r. Miss Susie Crump Lynchburg: Mess,
1r. T. Il. McNeely. b. G. Moomaw, c.
TT Connady r. Price r w. HenIe
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