The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28

HON. JOHN GooDE REGISTERS

Especial to Tho Ti'nee-Disrhtch.


BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS VA. July
27.--The moving pictures" OF the
week, have been many and varied, and
have afforded the highest entcrtain-
nlent. First on the program was a
large progressive euchre party, played
on the vine-clad veranda of the hotel
Mrs. Pratt of Florida, having tile
highest score, is now. the happy pos
SCISSOR Of a pretty manipulated bon-
bons dish, and Miss Breeder, Of Texas.
has been enjoying a large box Of Huy-
ler's best, as second among the victors.
The lone-hand prize, water-color pic
ture, was awarded Miss Linley Graz
ham, of Alabama, and Mrs Wall, or
Louisiana. had defeat sweetened by a
box Of chocolates.
A Party ut Bridge.
spn misunderstanding the vetunda of
Lake Cottage was a brilliant scene,
tertained by Mrs. Lynch. OF South Car.
DINA, with a game of that much
abused, but delightful, bridge-whist.
Her guest We're limited to three tables,
as many of the Blue Ridge colony do
not play bridge. On each table silver
dishes Of chocolates We're placed, ana
around these We're seated Mrs. Graham,
Miss Alice Graham, ana Miss Louley
3 Graham, of Alabana; Mrs. w. l..
~ 4. , (
! Mrs. w. r. Powe, Miss Claudia Powe
of South Carolina Mrs Pratt OF
Florida; Mrs. Ranbolt Of Texas; Mrs.
Lynch, Mrs Butcher. Of Petersburg
and Mrs. Powe, OF South Carolina.
Again Mrs. Pratt was the champion
and won the first honor, Florenunc
vase Of exquisite design. and the sec
ond honor came to Miss Llnley Ora
ham, a Florentine vase OF like de-
sign. From the Flowery Kingdom
came the "consolation'' for dereat, u
Mrs. Rainbolt, of Texas, who now owns
a. pretty vase of Chinese ton.
4 Dainty refreshments closed this charm
Ing evening 3 Mrs, 4 Lynch. the hostess
lis the corresponding secretary OF tbs
South Carolina Division, United
Daughters Of the Confederacy. and IS
woman Of rare requirements nn,,
personality.
wednesday forenoon the beautiful
lawn Of Blue Ridge Springs apresentes
a picturesque scene; watermelon
feast, with the compliments or the
cver-generous host, Mr.. Philip +.
Brown.
sunday afternoon was also OBJ
served by a sacred concert In the bail.
room with some fine classical selec.
lions by the band, and vocal setec-
tons. By Miss rlrouse. OF LeSing ton
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which was greatly appreciated and ap-
plauded. Master Holdln Wall, of Louis
lana, added to the pleasure OF the eve
ming by rendering several songs III {
sweet voice. that was Very pleasing
Miss Pulliam. of Virginia, gavs
some ire numbers son the piano; litti,
Caroline Nevilles OF Meridian. Miss, III,
belle among s'the"junior set. who ha
seen no more than five summers, We
l,.., ~. ma wi
30 nlucn OF coquetry that these youth
ful swains have lost appetite for any
thing so neutrial as food. This tin.
Miss entertained In one OF the broat
verandas with a SOAP bubble" party
to which her set only We're invtee
How appropriate soap bubbles seeme
in the presence Of these evanescen
lovers. but they had a good time
The friends OF Colonel John Good
gave him glad handclasp on his az
rival here during the week. and wer
pleased to see that his recent sever
illness has left little mark on his fin
physique.
other Arrivals.
Mrs. Leigh Page. Miss Page and NJ
Leigh r. Page, il. are prominent al
rivals from Richmond, too well know
TO need introqucuon.
Miss Mary S. Chalmers, a vistc
here in years past. registered durin
the week from, Richmond. and he
coming Is q pleasure always.
Mrs. Walter z. Addison OF Lynch
burg. but SO well known all over Vii
ginis. first as Virginia Haw!son. {
''Brandon,' was with her son. Julia
Addison. welcome arrival OF tt
week. She can not only lay claim to
distinguished ancestry. but in hers ow
bright mind measures UP to the stant
ard of these noted men and wor1e
of the olden times Mr.. Walter Add
son. former resident Of Richmond
now the able editor OF the Lynchbur
News,
Mr. A. r. Starr. OF Palestine, re,
and his daughter Mrs. Dorothy sta
Burke. of New York. ara former pt
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