The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08
ENJOYING LIFE
AT COLD SULPHUR.
Crowd Continues Most Congenial
and Happy One-All Regret
Times Flight.
ENTERTAINMENT IN PLENTY
One of the Most Novel and Inter
esting of These Was an OBJ
servation Party.
ENTERTAINMENT IN PLENTY

COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA.
September Lille still flows smoothly
and beautifully on at the Cold. Each
day brings new faces and new pleas
ures. The crowd continues most con-
genial and happy one, with only one
ANNOYANCE, and that is that october,
in al of its beauty and grandeur
will step too quickly upon Septembers
heels and cause break in this blG;
happy family. There is bevy OF
such charming. fascinating young ma
irons here who have done SO much
to add TO the happiness of the guests,
that the season of 1907 will stand I'M
paralleled in the history of the Cold
sulphur. The merry young set is
CAV and delightful one. In this set
of young people are to be found bellies
and beaux as bewildering and ire
sistible. as gallant and fascinating, as
were ever known even in the days OF
"old times when I was a girl
Miss Mary HARDWOOD of Richmond,
combined two charming entertain
ments on Wednesday morning in honor
Of her young friends at the Cold she
was hostess at q bowling party, fol-
lowed by a melon feast. This was
greatly enjoyed. When the bowling
was over and the delicious fruits mad
been served, the party of seventeen,
each member with half of melon IN
hand, went out upon one OF the rustic
bridges and was photographed. rms
made beautiful picture, and Will be
a lasting souvenir of Miss Harwood's
charming entertainment Ihose IN
yited were: Miss Louise Jenkins. Miss
Ellen jenkins, Miss Naomi Ford, Mr..
lHugh Antrim and Mr.. Croswell, of
Richmond; Miss Conway Coles. Miss
| Corinne, Coles, Misses Taylor. Miss
Clyde Sebrell, Miss Bessie Sebrell,
Miss Cooke, Miss Kemper. Miss Kate
Cary, Messrs. Thomas Sebrell, Her
bert Nash and Thrope. The ladies'
Iprize, a handsome work bag, was won
by Miss Ellen Jenkins MI. THOMAS
Sebrell won the gentlemens prize, a
| silver key ring, and Miss clyde Sc
brell enjoyed a box of candy as the
consolatlon.
Many Entertainments.
Entertainments are following each
other SO rapidly that 1T is fortunate
! that society hero is in life giving
| atmos phere. Rest seems u second con-
sheraton with many "Wednesday
might Mr.. w. Herbert Nash and MT.
Thomas f. Sebrel, two of Norfolk's
most popular young men, gave a nay
ride to the young people who had
composed the bowling party. The
party was cllaperoned by Mrs. Thomas
u, Sebrell and Mr.. and Mrs. f. T,
| Strasy of Norfolk. Tie party favored
going to the Rockbridge Alum. They
| had a beautiful trip going, The man
Hin tho moon was. accommodating and
rose to the occasion and lighted their
halfway on their homeward Journey.
4 At an hour when all honest folk
4 should have been In the land or
Il dreams, shouts of inerriment. and laugh
Tier were waited upon the midnight
j breezes to the ears of those at the
sI'Cold, and it was known that the party
!. lofs funmakersH was nearing home,
4 Neither bowling parties nor hay rides
a will ever cause the bridge players to
take a back seat, Never! Grand slam
!, and .no trump hand" is echoed from
parior to veranda, and from hall e
y |lawn. Mrs. r. L. Bingham of Rich
!, mona. has been SO much entertained
J, TAT the Cold, that on Thursday morn
& ling she returned the compliment ane
Il gave X d handsome bridge party "
rI|honor OF her friends. Mrs, Bingham
@l,natis "a slnnst charnling hostess,S nj