The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
MANY ATTRACTIONS
AT WARM Il SPRINGS S
Golf, Tennis, Swimming and
Horseback Riding All Have
Numerous Devotees.
FOR MOUNTAIN RAMBLEs
Splendid Opportunities Are OF
fered for Tramps Through
Hidden Paths.

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WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA,
July 6.-This resort, which has had
for generations one of the most cul-
tured and select clienteles Of all the
noted Virginia watering places. seems
even more beautiful this summer. tits
surrounded by spreading trees, car
peted with blue grass and flanked In
all directions blythe towering Appa-
lachans. Situated on q. tableland be-
tween tall peaks, over which are watt
ed the coolest and purest breezes. 1t is
especially adapted. to outdoor sports.
The golf links stretch over nine-hole
course, and every morning and after
noon find the enthusiasts. both adept
and amateur. Tennis also has Iits
devotees, and the excellent courts are
a continual source Of pleasure. Tho
prevailing GOODNESS of this climate
makes it possible to enjoy games at
any hour Of the day. Riding is UNI
usually popular this season. With
|splendid stables, picturesque roads,
(good horsemen and women, large rid
ing and driving parties are q daily
feature of the springs. Among the
women famous for cross-country rid
ing are tho Misses Blanc and Miss Bel
nap, Of Louisville, 5Ky.fand Miss Buch-
anan, daughter Of General J. A. Buch-
|summering with his family here.
The large circular swimming pools
combine medicinal virtues with the
diversion OF swimming. Many Of the
guests are proficient swimmers. and
others are acquiring the art. Two at
PENDANTS are always present. The sui
phur and other mineral springs are
conveniently near.
Mountain RnmbIcs.
The mountains furnish opportuni-i
| ties for rambles4 and climbs and to the
naturalist who Is interested in flora
and fauna. they furnish unusual speci-
mems for study. From tho hotel veran-
| das variety Of birds may be seen,
and tho call of Bob White" tantalizes
the sportsman's ear. &,
The spacious interior Of the hotel
equals in attractiyeness the charm Of
the exterior. 1t Is kept layishly deco
rated in flowers and ferns, and Is most
comfortably and daintily furnished,
case but to delightful private parties.
Mrs. Eubank, who Is the hostess Of
Warm Sulphur Springs, plans many
unique entertainment during the sea
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| son.
Monday night MI. William Crane. OF
New York. entertained at beautiful
dance and supper in the large and airy
ballroom. Tho orchestra ia proving a
great pleasure, and informal dancing
| Is enjoyed every evening.
Nine States are at present repre-
scented among the guests. The follow
ing names are SOME Of the prominent
\ guests:
Dr., shepperd OF Richmond, who is
resident summer physician; Mrs NJ y
Blake. Boston, Mass; ]. H. Thompson
Paris. KY; Mrs, J. II. Thompson, Paris
Ky; ], II. Thompson. Jr., Paris, ~.
1 DR.. ]. ". Osbourn. Atlantic City. y. y.
o. w Huskial, Petersburg. W. Va.
Mrs. A. b Legare. Washington, =. y
Miss A. NJ, Combs, Washington, y. q
i Mr. and Mrs George II. M. Gibson. NJ 81
I Gibson ana maid, Miss Louisa NJ. Glib
son, Miss Mary Wade, Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs H. w. Blanc. Miss Maud Blanc
| Miss Adele Blanc, Louisville, KY; Mrs
4 L. g. Davis, Miss Davis. Philadelphia
Pa; w. S. Powers. Chicago. H.; Mr.
and Mrs. John u. Otter. louisville. KY.
N Melville W. Otter Louisville. XVI Mis-
\ Bonnie sempleN louisville. KY; Mis-
I1merin Semple, st. Louis. MOI MT. ant
Mrs y. D. Carothers. ltlmore Mrs
Henley Smith and maid, Washington
i D.AC,: Miss c. Young, Washington, ~
C.;sEWillium r. Wood, wife and family
Richmond; Mrs. Jewell Rice and fam
lily louisville. KY; MI, and Mrs