The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-01
Miss Carolyn Darden, Miss Elizabeth
Deaton, Miss Poole, Miss Elizabeth
Inslee. Miss Nellie Walters, Miss
Janney. Miss Quinn and Miss Marjorie

Miss Carolyn Darden, Miss Elizabeth
Deaton, Miss Poole, Miss Elizabeth
Inslee. Miss Nellie Walters, Miss
Janney Miss Quinn and Miss Marjorie
Middleton.
The score cards We're dainty brown
toned pictures OF the "Goodnight''
bear. and the BOBBY vas a small brown
Teddy" which went to Mrs. Fred, of
Washington. Miss Poole carried off
the first prize, an amethyst veil pin,
and Mrs. Walters won the second, a
gold bar.
The consolation, an attractive bear
picture, went to Mrs. A. e. Watkins,
of Richmond.
Among the advantages which JEFF
ferson Park enjoys over other resorts
IS It's proximity to- Charlottesville,
where musical and theatrical atrac-
tions can be enjoyed by the guests OF
the hotel. Such an opportunity occurred
last week. when playing the Ponies"
was given.
This bright musical comedy was
largely attended by the guests. con-
spicuous among whom were the mem
bers of q box-party given by Colonel
r. p. Gamble. tof Atlanta. including
Mrs. Leroy Roper, Mrs. John Walter
Allen. Miss Anna Cost Poole. Miss
Eleanor Montgomery, Mr.. Stuart
Hanckel Mr.. Thomas r. Hughes and
DR.. j. II. T. Mcpherson.
Recent Arrivals.
Misses Libey, of Savannah, arrived
last week, and Mr.. and Mrs. Parr, of
Washington. are here again. and are
being warmly welcomed by their many
friends at JEFFERSON Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parr entertained at
delightful watermelon feast on Tues
day night.
Hon. and Mrs. James Aston Cabell
are here. Mrs. Cabell Is one of Rich
mond's handsomest matrons, and is
altogether charming
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Warren and Mr..
Pegram Warren, OF Bacon's Castle. are
spending some time here. and are very
popular
Mrs. w. H. Goode and Miss Goode.
OF stanton. were among recent
guests here.
Mr.. B. West Tabb, of Newport News.
spent a few days here last week, and
was welcomed back to Jefferson Park
by his many friends, as is Mr.. Penn
broke w. Taylor. OF Richmond, who
came Tuesday.
The register shows the following ar
rivals for the week: j, Rothschild,
Selma, Ala; Mrs. r. r. Holman and
children, Selma, Ala; MISS X. Joseph,
Selma, Ala; Mr.. G. S. Fensom Rich
mond, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Craig.
Richmond. Va; Miss otey Prince
Minor, Richmond. Va; Colonel Z, z.
Gamble, Atlanta. Ga; Miss Mamie A..
Itbey. Savannah. Ga; Julia A. Libey,
Savannah, Ga; Roy M, Palmer, Wash
ington, D. c.; Nj. B. Nerlsle, Washing
ton. n, c.; w. B. Page. Mrs. w. u.
Townsend. Petersburg Va; j NJ.
Townsend, Petersburg Va; c. b. Suth-
erland, North Carolina; c. G. Boyd,
Richmond, Va; Mrs. w. III, Goode,
Staunton, Va. Miss Gooae. stanton.
Va. w. s. Royster, Richmond, Va;
Leigh Wilson. Richmond, Va; Mr..
Henshaw and party, Mrs. A, Seldom
Jones' Richmond. Va; Miss Phyllis L..
Jones Richmond, Va; r. III. Norment.
b. West Tabb. Newport News, Va; G..
II. Fred Washington, D. c.; L, Han
lSlns, Washington, D, G.; o. r. Hinton.
Georgia.; Henry Thomas, Washington,
u. c.; G, w. Warren, Bacoh's Castle,
Va; Mrs. G. w. Warren. Bacons Cas-
tie, Va; Pegram Warren, Bacon's
Castle, Va; P. w. Taylor, Richmond,
Va, and Hon. and Mrs. James Aston
s-tr es'4| ". II H w..