The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
ment, in merry mood contendlng for

ment, in merry mood, contend!ng for
the reward of victory.
1T has been noticeable that in the
games of euchre played hero the ladies'
have generally carried of the prizes
II may be that there is some other
game that men play better. On this
occasion the men made better show
Ing. and Mr.. Godfrey, of Cheraw, s. c.,
was the lucky winner of first place.
and as a mark OF his success re-
ceived a pitcher in royal English doul-
ton. Mr.. W. L. Hudgins, of Ports
mouth. easily won second place. and
was rewarded with a pretty pack of
cards in Russia leather case. Miss
Page. OF Richmond, having secured
third honor, added to her stock for
future housekeeping, by winning
handsome wedgewood plate.
On Wednesday morning Miss Lucy
! Barham. Miss Ruby Stevenson and
| Miss Epsie Walden. Of Texas, joined
by Miss Mary Moore. of Norfolk, Va,
gave a large bowling party compli-
| mentary to Miss Fender, of Patterson
La, at which some fine scores We're
made. and Miss Woodward. OF Rich
1nond. won the highest. and in token
| thereof carried or a beautiful hand
embroidered handkerchief, and Mr..
Writ Brown, having made the highest
score among the gentlemen, was
| AWARDED souvenir OIL JiIneStOWH, all
enameled stick pin. The chaperons
were Mrs. Moody Mrs. Ranibolt, Mrs.
! Stone and Mrs. Lambert. Fruit punch
was served TO the guests, thus closing
a delightful morning.
THE Blue Ridge Champions" were
again lined up with their opponents,
4 the 'Lynchburg Professionals for a
second game Of baseball on Tuesday
afternoon. The "Champions'' were
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T.. w. Johns. pitcher: Miss Helen Har-
rison. first base; Julian Addison, second
I base; Mrs. Selden. third base; John
: Stayton Bonner, short stop; Miss Bon
4 ner, right field: z. Caskie, centre field
) Miss Woodward. left field The team
I for the professionals" was James
: Bear, catcher; James Caskie, pitcher
Mrs. 3. B. Adams. first base; Anderson
second base Miss Pratt. third base
Pat Anderson, right field; Miss Moore
: centre field: Miss Lettice Woodward
: left field. The result was In favor o,
the "Lynchburg Professionals" In Z
\ score of ~ to Z which even the bril-
: liant playing and heavy batting o,
: Mrs. Seldom. of Mobile, could not over
: come. She Is champion at tenni!
! and golf, and made two ''home runs
:. in this game of ball The contest wa
. exciting, and productive of much spor
: for players and spectators.
Mr.. Bear, of Roanoke, gave a water
: melon feast at the witcl1ing hour o
midnight, as an attendance conclusion
OF Wednesday evening, which wa
;, greatly enjoyed by the young people.
: This resort has been made conspicu
Gus this season for the assemblin,
!, here OF SO many attractive and acco m
: plished young ladies'. and among recen
:; arrivals that have Joined the bouque
of American beauties have been Mis-
, Pender. of Louisiana; Miss Bouldin, o
!. Halifax; Miss Elizabeth and Mar
q Adams. Miss Hart and the Misses Cas-
. kie, Of Lynchburg, and Miss Moore
Y Of Norfolk.
: : Weeks Arrivals.
: Other arrivals of the weak are; Fran
d H. Gregory. Roanoke, Va; w. L, Har
j. lrison, Richmond. Va; Dan w. Sal,
= Lynchburg, Va; w. L. Huos ms Ports
a mouth, Va; c. P. Huff, Roanoke, Va
10 II. w. Cregore, Roanoke. Va; o. =
10 Noble, Richmond. Va; t. s.. Davi
g Roanoke Ya.;YT. w. Read, Rnanok
k Va; G, L. Kirby, w. 4. Copperthwai
,r John W, Horton, Roanoke, Va,;h.%
le Grice, Portsmouth, Va; George M, OK
10 erson, Roanoke, "a; Miss Sonora Hun
Is Lynchburg Va Miss Annie May Moo,
man. Lynchbnrg, w, A, Wholey. Roe
81 noke, Va; Charles Dunn. Lynchhur
,e Va; ]. Irby Hurt, Abingdon, VAT Mis-
In brigham, Norfolk, Va; Miss Scot
,e Roanoke, Val &. II. Penn n. Dunnint
rs ton. Roanoke. Va: James d. Adam
A. Lynchburf,g Va; r. s. White, Roanok
a. Va; G. G. swartzel, Greensboro, N. c
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