The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
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81 SWEET CHI Ally 1SATFi, VA, July 4 3.
with almost idcnl summer weather
d md a delightful company. life at tho
p Sweet Clnfybente during the past week
ssaias been ono OF continued enjoyment,
i, tile dovotecs of pleasure and tile seek
u ers for health finding unusual attrac-
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Outdoor sports Of MI kinds have
\ been entered into with Zest, walking
Nt5owling has It's patrons and the fall
sinEsof the pins in a ten-strike making
n merry music. Horseback riding is
II popular: and among the best riders ut
e the springs are Miss Yonge, Of Rich
y ailond, and Miss Emmerson, OF Mt.
ss crnon, NJ j. AZ
on "Wednesday OF last week n party
;ffsof gentlemen started out early for
4 -Four Mile Creek to try tfishermer's
slnck,p returning at evening with WI,
IsfIne strings OF mountain trout as
II trophy for the days sport. Mr.. stock
4 ton Cooke, OF Alabama, the most ar
dent OF fishermen, having the finest
& string OF tile party.
Many Bridge Parties.
Bridge tho past week has almost
eclipsed other card games and private
parties have been OF nightly occur
stHrence and strenuous indeed is the lie
h, Il good player leads. being In constant
K; demand. Mrs Schley, Mrs Anderton,
4 AIRS. Laird and Mrs. Grant are among
tithc best ..bridgers. now here.
Mrs. George T. Anderton OF Orange,
IN. u, and her charming daughters are
q great addition to the social life OF
y the springs. The young ladies have
seweet voices. and add much to the
s Measure OF the guests, giving several
vocal selections each evening.
Tie evenings are almost entirely
i given to dancing. and the ballroom is
well-filled with dancers
Miss Alderton, Of Orange, N. u, and
j Miss Pratt, of Alabama are particular
/ " graceful in dancing the barn dance,
sIgwhile among the young matrons most
attractive in@the dance are Mrs. John
81 snyder OF Philadelphia, and Mrs. Q,
Il NJ. Barry, of Norfolk.
I Mrs Emmerson, of Mt. Vernon, N.
3 ~, with her two daughters, are an
4 agreeable addition of the past week.
subscrlption Cnrd Party.
sF a cardroom has recently been OPEN
i led, and on Saturday morning. was the
u scene of much enjoyment, when the
/, first subscription card party was held.
4 Progressive euchre was the game, and
4nlthough 1t was as a game delegated
4 TO the back shelf. 1t still has Its adj
4 anirers for its great sociability. The
f game Saturday was a pleasant one. AZ
~ err an hour OF sharp contest the first
prize, a dainty chatting dish apron, fell
Ito Mrs Barry, of Norfolk; Mr. Grant,
4 of Cleveland, carrying off the gen.
tleman's prize. Allscutting Tor the con-
Y ISOLATION, Mrs. Emmerson, OF Mt. Yer
non, was the successful one, receiving
q handsome hatpin.
Mr. stockton Cooke, of Alabama, and
Ibis attractive family are again at the
# Chalybeate and comfortably located in
their cottage, to remain for the season.
Mrs. j. G. Weston of Norfolk. one
of the habitues OF the Springs, is here,
this being her thirtieth visit.
On Saturday last the Sweet Chaly-
heate A. a. defeated the Old Sweet
team at baseball. s to 2. This being
L Interest was taken, and a number of
the Chalybeate visitors drove over to
witness the game. The colors of the
Chalybeate. Orange and Blue, wero
much III evidence throughout the even
ing.
on Monday OF this week merry
y party from tho White spent the day
\ with Chalybeatc friends.
Recent Arrivals.
SsSsiI me register SHOWS me AolloWIHl
/ as among tho recent arrivals: Mr.. and
6 Mrs. Vim. Wehatley, Washington, ID. G.;
Miss Eva l., Heth, also from Washing
u ION: Mr.. and Mrs. Bateson, New York;
Mrs. George T. Anderton. Misses An-
derton. Mr.. George NJ. Anderton. East
| Orange, N. j.: Mrs. j. B. Emmerson,
Miss Katherine Emmerson Miss Judith
aSinmerson, Mt. Vernon, N. j.; Mr.. and
i Mrs. NIcCrae Louisville. KY; Mrs. p.
IA. Hail and Miss Eugenie Hail. Louis
4 willie, Ky; Mrs. Thornton Lewis. Miss
II Alice Lewis Lawrence Lewis. Harrl-
son Nickcls. Mr.. and Mrs. George u.
4 IIagner, George Il. Hagner, Jr,
4 I.aurence Dickson, Miss Elizabeth
loickson, Miss Morris Cincin, Miss
lEGeraldine Dicksoa. Mr.. y. l. Burrow,
a Norfolk: Mrs. 4. Il. Rutherfoord. Miss
81 Ellen Rutherfoord, Miss Kate L Sed-
d don--all of Baltimore; Miss G. Ruther-
IS foord. Baltimore; Mrs j. NJ. Daniel and
& Mr.. Ed. Daniel. OF Lynchburg, Va.