The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-01
DAYS OF FAREWELL
AT YELLOW SULPHUR.
Saying Goodbye Causes Sadness
Among Guests Who Have
Become Friends.
MANY NEW GUESTS COME
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA.
August 3l.-Through the gladsomeness
of these late August days, the mer-
riest perhaps of the season. has run
note of sadness; the sadness of
farewell Those that have gone leave
behind them many warm friends, made
during the past two months or less
time. and the recollections of these
and the good times all have had here
will serve to while away many an
hour during the winter. months that
are ahead.
There have been many arrivals, how
ever, and the crowd now is larger
than is usually the case at this time
OF the season, with many here who
will remain to enjoy September. With
thea cooler days and bracing weather
has come an added zest for things
social andt outdoor aecreations. and
the past week has been marked by
more entertaining than any during
the season. with other functions to
follow of n like nature. The Welsh
Rarebit,' that ever popular feast of
the misleading name. has come into it's
own and there is hardly an evening
that one is not given after the music
has stopped and the lights in the
ing attracts both its devotees and
spectators.
Mrs. John *. Gillespie gave charm
ing bowling party Saturday morning
in honor of Miss Margaret Mckinney
who. after a tour of the chief places
of interest in the North and East.
came to the Yellow to be Mrs. Giles
pies guest for while After two
hours of spirited playing, in which
time some very fine scores were made.
the first Lady's prize was presented
to Miss Courtney Arps. of Norfolk, and
the first prize for the men to Mr.
Hawkins. who also claims the seaside
city as his home. Miss Mckinney was
the recipient of a beautiful guest of
honor prize.
Saturday night Mrs. i. r.. GILL OF
Farmville, entertained some friends at
| q Welsh Rarebt' party. when a very
congenial and jolly crowd gathered
/ on Petersburg Row TO enjoy this
| popular product of the chatting dish
artists skill, the artist in this case
being the host. Those present We're
Mesdanes Stratton. Claiborne. Giles
pie, Ivy Misses Patteson. Mckinney
and Claiborne; Messrs. Ivy, Claiborne
and Price
German and Eurhrc Party.
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came over in body Monday night, and
with the guests of the Yellow who
dance had most delightful german.
1t was after midnight when the strains
of Home, Sweet Home sounded, and
the club members started on their
moonlight drive homeward over the
mountains. Mr.. w. S. Moore led many
very pretty figures for the visitors.
and those of the latter who particle
pated We're Miss Anne Eoff and Mr..
| spindle. Miss Semorah Fagg and Mr..
T. S. Miller, Miss Mary Miller and Mr..
G. Latham. Miss Alma Cummings and
| Mr.. w. d. Stuart. Miss Sadie Elicit
and Mr.. r. D. Elicit. Miss Edith Fagg
and Mr.. Quinn Stuart. Miss Beatrice
! Calhoun and Mr.. r. B. Spindle Miss
| Henry Perky and Mr. Leslie Jewell.
Tuesday night Mr.. w. S. Moore,
| whose presence at the Yellow every
| summer adds so much to the general
| iollity of the place, gave large euchre
| party, the largest card marty of the
! season in fact. Ten tables of enthu-
| siastic players made up the game, and
| at Its close the first prize for the
| ladies went to Miss Parker. of Ports
mouth, and that for the men to Mr.
I Southgate TAYLOR, of Norfolk. Miss
Louise Miller had to be content with
| the BOBBY. The punehers. Mrs Franz,
Almond and Mrs. L. r. Gill. were each
| presented with lovely souvenirs OF
| the evening, and these. as Well as the
prizes. We're unusually handsome, and
Mr.. Moore was voted an ideal host by
1 his guests.
Children Enjoy 'Tacky Party.
Wednesday night will be memorable
for long time with the children oil
the Yellow. They had a "tacky party,
and their shouts OF merrment anC
enjoyment gladdened the hearts o.
those who have not forgotten thei,
youthful days. The march was formed
at the head OF the stairway, and leo
4 by Miss INNS Holt and Miss Bessie
4 Carter, whose costumes We're at ono,
wonderful, indescribable, and mos,
becoming. The little folks ,narche,
down the steps and into the ballroom
there going through the figures witt
a skill uneXcelled by the most con
tirmed german leader, winning liberia
applause from those who looked on
The costames were of all grades o
tackness, and every nationality ha,
tits representative. The judges, how
ever, decided that Miss Mary Ivy, a
! "Topsy," who was mot born, but Jus
+ growed," deserved the prize, and Hor