The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11

tel: Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton. Mrs. Hern-
don, Mrs. Howard S. Smith. Mrs. Mas
sic, Mrs. Ringler Miss Nell Brock
borough. Miss Paxton, Miss Sweeney |.
and Miss Berry. Mr.. Figgat Mr.. and /
Mrs. Wise proved a most gracious host |
and hostess. Good cheer and old Eir-
ginia hospitality prevailed; hence all !
had delightful time. s;lS ISL
Saturday evening proved one of the Il
most enjoyable occasionsTo OF the week.
The dancing hall was brilliantlyflig
ed and filed with spectators to witness
the german, which was gracefully and I
skilfully led by Miss Sweeney and Mr..
.Figgat, followed by twenty couples.
Many Intricate and very beautiful
figures We're introduced by them and
enjoyed. The dance kept up till late
hour. All the young ladies We're pref
tily and becomingly dressed, and it
represented quite picture as they
wound in and out the may dance. The
young gentlemen were attentive, and
there We're no wall flowers, for even
the stays came to the front and We'd
with the younger set.
Is Lynchburg has been more than gem,
erous to us this week in the delightful
house party that has been given at the 4
Bridge by Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Gill
liam with their charming daughter,
Miss Annie, who Is now entertaining
the following friends: Misses Kate Ter
ry, Louise Payne. Maude Caskie, Mary
Christian. jamie Quinn. Grace Neal. OF
Richmond: Messrs. Holcomb and Isaac
Adams, Turner Wiltshire, OF Culpeper;
Doniphan and Alec. Owen, Cleland
Snead, Willie Casl1ie. Jim Anderson and
Gordon Payne. 1t is useless to say
tI,;, to-, Halt {oI wit n 10
Bridge, and are having a most delight
fnl time. for such expressions are heard
on all sides.
A pleasant family group from Rich
mond is here this week-NIr. and Mrs.
John Hancock and1little daughter "A
cordial reception was accorded this
| family.
Among the pleasant guests from
Lynchburg we find Mr.. and Mrs. Katz,
Mrs. Hickson and family, Mrs. Martin
and many others.
Mr. and Mrs. Corse. of Lexington, are
among the guests of this week. Mrs.
Corse is a most attractive young wo-
man, and was greeted by many old
friends.
4 The press was represented by Mr..
/ Charles Marshall, of Everybody's
Magazine, and Mr.. ]. A. Knight, of ST.
| Joseph's Times, ST. Joseph, Mo. Both
l of these gentlemen expressed much
pleasure at the scenery of the Bridge
Z and the surrounding country; also at
/. the attractive hotel.
j The more recent arrivals: Messrs. e.
4 and II. Bury, Clapton, London, Eng
a land; Misses S. a. Sowery and *. %.
,,sare, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. George
s Sweeney, Roanoke. Va; Mr. Maurice
4 II. Rees. Newton, Iowa; Mr.. Arthur G.
Brown, Brooklyn, N. y; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Rice. Williamson, w, Va; Mr.. A. II.
Ely, Lancaster, Pa; Layton F. Smith,
Y Baltimore. Nd; Mr.. Oliver II. senser-
Ing. Harrisburg, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. r.
/ r. Johnson. Anderson. Md; Misses LII
t|lian Walker and Nellie Whitehurst
y Norfolk. Va; Miss Joe Luekons, Chris
I tiansburg. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Oma G.
J, Richie. Anderson; Mrs. u. g. Skinner
!, Philadelphia Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Oar
"A gan, Baltimore, Md; Mr., and Mrs. ]
u. Nelmeyer and Miss Neimeyer. Mem.
phis, Tenn; Mr.. George WilliamsS For
I Worth, Texas; Mr.. and Mrs. G, 3. Hu'
bles Richmond, Va. Miss Nal Merrl'
man Priddy. Norfolk. Va; Mr.. c. ]
Z Whistler, La Fayette, Ind; Mr.. y. w
Moore, Bucknell University; Mr.. ant
] Mrs. Eugene Harmon, st. Louis. Mo-
! Miss Kate Hensey, ST. Paul, Mimi; Mr.
!, j. p, knight. Chicago. ILL.,; Mr.. NJ H
!, Hayhs. Wise, N. c.; Mr.. Charles Hick
man., Muncie, Ind; Messrs. Schultz
: Hughes Wrenn, Lyrohburg, Va; Mr.. "A
/, M. Lewis. Mrs. L. Peblers, Appleton
!, Wis; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Brown, Texas
t Mr.. r. Sire. New Orleans, La; Mrs Cor
! nile Dressed and Kate Guelich, Cincin
natl, Ohio; Mrs. Mary Williamson an
!. Miss Caroline Williamson, Iberia, Ohio
n Mr.. and Mrs. II, Il. Abhtt, FranIefor
!. Ky; Mrs. Bell Kuklecroft, Miss Len
!. lIluklccroft,