The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
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At WARM SULPHUR
HayRides and Picnics Among
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Pleasure to Guests.
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WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA,
July 27.-The festivities of this week
have been fast and furious. and much
| OF the fun is attributable to q gen
tleman from Baltimore, who has big
| heart and a love OF young folk.
Every night large numbers gather
for the Virginia Reel and the Lancers,
and the ballroom is the scene Of
great Qualification. both the old and
the young entering into these dances
Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
mond j. Dugan, of Baltimore, gave
n charming hay-ride to Fassifern
farm. where the party. after visiting
the historic mansion. had supper and
returned bySmoonlight. Mrs. Charles
! D. Clark. Of Philadelphia, assisted Mr..
and Mrs. Dugan In chaperoning. The
young people OF the party were MISS
Buchanan. washington: Misses Clark,
! philadelphia; Misses Blanc, Louisville;
/ Miss Semple, St. Louis; Miss Halle,
stanton: Charles Shields, Richmond;
S. B. Booth. Philadelphia; Harvn Al
len. stanton: l.. G. Grandy Norfolk.
4 Another pleasant party went over to
Fassifern on Monday evening, chap
eroned by Mrs. II. w. Blanc and Mrs.
z. Semple OF Louisville.
Mr. and Mrs. George Norton enter
tained their daughters guest, Miss
B EVELYN whitney,, of Louisville, at a
q picnic on Flag Rock. A delicious
!! luncheon was sent IN wagons and the
party tramped leisurely up. reaching
the summit for the sunset view In
the light OF the rising moon the table
was spread. Miss Edith Norton is a
great fayorite, and her charming
guest is very popular. Miss Mildred
! Lee Norton arrived Wednesday to
!, spend the remainder OF the season
with her parents.
Many Prominent Guests.
: There have been number of very
distinguished guests here this week
d Mr.. Phelps Brown. of Indianapolis
!, whose opera was accorded such q suc-
Q cessful season in Washington last
. winter. fMr.Essand Mrs. Frederick B.
: MCGUIRE, of washington, p. c.. the
r former the eminent president5yof the
y | Corcoran Art Gallery, the latter the
: sister of Admiral Robert Evans, and
;. a woman of unusual culture and wide
! literary and philanthrop!c interests
:. DR.. Clark Davis, OF Cincinnati, who
. lis connected with the civic health of
that city.
S Mrs Rebecca Harding Davis. who Is
a novelist OF renown, and whose son.
e Richard Harding Davis, has a world
!. wide reputation. III
d champion tennis player. who adds to
her other gifts rarely melodious
: voice.
!. Dr.. Washington GLADDEN., Of Column
! hus O.. who was one OF the first edl-
Q tors OF scribner's Magazine, CO.
5. lahorer with Phillips Brooks as chap
:, lain at Harvard. and Mt present on
the staff OF the Outlook, and one OF
: : the most brilliant and fearless writer's
e on sociology and philanthropy.
5. Bishop James Magill Randolph ar
! rived Saturday to preach and hold con-
!; firmation services Sunday at st.
!; Paul's Chapel. This pretty little church
= is very dear to the heart OF the Warm
I. Springs guests It is they who decorate
i, It's altar, compose its choir and con-
e gregation and contribute to It's sup
g port. 3 Each Sunday afternoon at
:, ! o'clock a service Is held for the ser
= wants and colored attendants OF the
q: Springs. Rev. Robert Barnwell. OF
\. fredericksburg, VIII occupy the pui'
I: pit during August.
q There was universal regret at the
= early departure OF Ms. F.. n. Moves
20 OF Chicago owing to the death OF mel
s. brother-ln-law
p. Have n Fishing Party.
ID Mr.. Henry D. Booth OF Philadelphia
q is responsible for an enjoyable FISH
e.. ing party that spent happy day II
r the woods, and had the usual rlsher
=. mans luck.
s. Judge Louis G. Barley, OF Alex
K: andria, Va, renewed many pleasant &C
b. quaintances while presiding at cour
3. here this week Attorney Green'ee =
=. Letcher IL also here,
T. Miss Gary and r. Stanley Gary, ,lr
r. are the guests OF their aunt, Mrs
IS. George IT. NJ Gibson, 5I
TX Two of the most charming womel
NJ. who have been recently added to ou
as circles are Mrs. G. Funston Luckado,
~ Iynchburg. and Mrs. Charles "
shields, Of Richmond, They are socla
leaders In their respective cities. an
Ia, are not only very handsome Womer
Lay Lay nut are widely Travelled and gifted a
Id, witty takers Mrs. Funston Is II
blonde extremely graceful and al
sn- wavsl elegantly and tastefully Eownet
iii Her Young daughter Miss Margare
'llt is a prototype of her mother. ana M
a most enviable future. Mrs. SHIELDS
- often mis- taken for the eldest s'ster Q
10 her two beautiful daughters
~ l,Ff The arrivals 5lulS Z WeSh ~"
Ia Mrs. Cecil Wilcox. Eleanor WillcoN
hv Mary Wilcox. Jacksonville, Fla: "
-. FL Rinehost and wife, Covington. va
No Miss Ellen Hart, New York; Mrs. ]
~ Matthew's New York; Mrs, NJ ]
-. 49,, Martney, washington p. @; Or, {
~ Watson James. Richmond; Mr. Andre'
M y. Jones Richmond; Mrs Y, r. Vas
co. tine and Mrs. B. Y. Allen, St. Louis
ste Mr.. Yewell Rice, Louisville; Mr. an
led Mrs John Il. Wiley and child Durham
do. N. c.. Miss Kate Piper, clevelanc
ICY Mrs. sproul. Mrs. Atkinson. stauntor
va; G. w. Layman, New Castle. Pa
,r f. II McCutchan, stanton; DIR, Wasi
ia ington GLADDEN., Columbus. o., Nils
s Alice GLADDEN. Twiss, Columbus, 9
Y Mi. and Mrs. Frederick H. Rike, VII
GINA Rike. David, r. Rike, Dayton, Q
M. F. Farrell. Mount Grove, Va; w
- Craig Deerfield, Va; MT. A..
e Ezekiel, Richmond,
Mr.. B, b., Valentines return VIZ
y hailed with pleasure on Thursday.