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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
The Brandon
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THEs BRANDON. BASIC CITY, All
gust 1.-rhe season ut the Brandon
enjoying life as fancy dictates, sons
tennis. Wednesday, night was the
scene OF nm attractive euchre party
given In the hotel parlor 1t was an
enjoyable AFFAIR for all who took part.
The highest score was made by Miss
Anna Buxton, OF Winston, N. c., who
won handsome pair Of silver scis-
New. York. The BOBBY was awarded
to Miss Bessie Crawford, Of Balti-
more.
:, On THURSDAY a party OF ten drove
hotel. and had q delightful drive. ar
irving at the Grottoes in time for din
ner. They then visited the cave, ro-
turning that night Among those who
tet as chaperons; Miss Robinson. Miss
Jennings, Miss Buxton, Miss Edmonds.
Miss Schmelz, and Mr. Phillips. The
party was given by Mr.. Whittet.
the beautiful grounds OF the hotel
Saturday night. always q gala time
at summer resorts, was the scene OF
hos as sresen p wers M Rassy
Casey. Jennings. Clark. Mrs. Jordan,
Mrs. Randolph. Mrs. NOEL. Mrs. Nc
Chill, Mrs. Luce. Mr.. Whittet. and Mr..
bers es wa as Won a by n Miss G Mildred d Ed
nunds. of Houston, while the second.
q gold pin. was won by Miss Lamon,
Sunday hight the guests were de-
lightfully entertained by the bcauti-
fu! music OF Miss Jennings. OF Rich
mond.. and Mrs. Thomas Whittet. who
MllI 6e Of aem Riahmond as MISS Mabel
The arrival OF Miss Sylvia Angus
tine, OF Richmond. was u great addi-
ton to the, younger set,
,a MFs A Asp'nxH Of viz Maa her tSn Mr.
rived this week. They spend every
summer here and have many friends
in the hotel.
C., By her attractive manner and ready
wit, won many friends:
Recent arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs.
Stockton and children, Florida: c. L..
Droste and son. Richmond: w. L Bos-
j. [. Maury and Miss Judith MNury.
Charlottesville. Va: II; IL Brown and
Wife, Mile Ford. Va; Miss Mamie Tu.-
Mass. Ms Mrs. c. II. schaeffer. Christians
burg. Va; w. II. German. Charleston.
w. va. D. p. Campton. Richmond; l.
A. Hodge. Charlottesville; Miss Marie
G. Mock. Albany: Miss Nancy Jordan.
carrollton. Va; Miss Bessie Sykes.
Smitifeld, Va. DR.. and Mrs. Clifton
Miller. Richmond, Va. u. A. sims, Bal
timore. Md: w. II. Rixcy, Washing
ton: c. ]. Rixey. Washington; Fl. b.
Watkins, Virginia.: Everett Waddey.
Richmond Carl Payne. OF University
OF Virginia: Mrs. w p. Dodson and
Miss Lucille Dodson. Norfolk. Va: Miss
Campbell. Baltimore: II. ID. Hester.
Washington: Fl. 3. Carlton. Richmond:
c. c. McCue. Greenwood; G. w. Dick
son, Emporia Va: S. r. White,
Waynesboro. Va.
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RoCKBR1DGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
August Livery one at the ANU iuui nov
seems to BIO on pleasure bent, ana NE seeins
a Joy.
on Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs f. 59 nm
EngHlhaar,a en.ertainod at d hnae ov.rs
were laid for fourteen, and this was quite
brilliant affair. From the dining room ths
company repaired to the ball d, reem Those
present were Mrs. Andrade. IN whose honor
the dinner was given; Mrs. RutheriorI. Mr.
sns M5 st, se11 s,k Misses M Yonns rae
ferro. DR.. Miller. Mrs: r. e. Norflset.
The Rock Alum Bridge club was delight
fully entertained on Wednesday morning 6y
Mr.. Raymond Cooper madb the gheot
score. On Thursday the club mot With Mrs
Charles Guy, from Richmond. Mrs Horace
Bell and Or. Gildersleeye came off with the
palm. On Friday Miss Maud Flippen was
hostess. and to Mrs Carroll Flippen and Dr.
Gi!dersleeve fell the honors. Mrs. Andrade
had tho club with her for saturday. sho
and Mrs. En- gelhard were the happy winners
OF the game.
this week to join tho already charming cir
Gle. Mrs. w. o. Baskerville, with her hand
some dainty daughter. Miss Matte Bask-
, erville Will add much to tho social delight
This is Judge waddill's old camping
ground. He and Mrs. Waddlil,, with Miss
Arthur Cannon and family have arrived.
Mrs. George Cunningham and Miss Lymai,
lave numbers OF friends to greet them.
Tho Alum Will always be Indebted ,a' TO Dan
the Flppens, the Fitzgeralds. the jamescs
and Puryeart. Miss Mary. Kemper., who
spent last winter In the capital city, is not
only charming in manner and person. but
is an usually fine horse woman and with
her blooded mare is a daily picture on the
mountain roads. Mrs. ]. A. c. Groner from
young matrons this season. Also Mrs. r. =
Norfleet. from Winston Salem. who by her
chafmng manner wins many hearts. Misses
Frances and Claudia Mayer, from Norfolk,
arc two lovely outdoor girls They indulge
freely in tennis. ball and golf. From At
lanta we have Mrs Sidney Stubs and Miss
Nj. A. Phelan. two stately brunettes.
On Monday evening the parlor was brill
liant with delightful chip in" progressive
bridge party. The best players at the Alum
were on hand. which means much, and the
non won the first ladys prize. handsome
gold spoon: Or. Gilderseeve the gentleman
prize. a silver brush. Tho consolation. a
silver stick pin. went to Miss Claudia Mayer.
Those playing were Judge and Mrs. Waddill.
Miss Mamie waddill, Mrs, Cannon. Mrs.
Horace Bell. Mr.. Young. Mics baskerville,
Flippen, Mrs. Carroll Flippen. Mrs. Charles
Guy, Mr.. and Mrs. ". C. Williamson, Miss
Mayer Miss Gwatkns, Mr.. Cooper. Miss
Carter. The game was managed by Miss
Some of those who have just arrived are
2. B. Hawks. Portsmouth,; Miss Annie
Woodward Mrs. James Schlater Hampton:
Rutherford Richmond: Mrs. ". r. Jen-
nings, Newport News; Miss A. @. Allen Miss
Tllman, Richmond; Mrs. w. H. Patterson.
Danvllle; Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Williamson.
Raleigh; Mrs. E. n. Jacobs Georgia; Henry
White, J; B. Hoylet,. Lexington; Mrs. clar
{. Norfitt. Salem; Mrs. Louis Puryear.
Kenneth Puryear Danville.
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Quality" MISS Dodd made q bewltet,-

Quality" Miss Dodd made bewitcfi-
Ing picture of Sweet Sixteen,'' With
Miss Meador, as Folly" for her part
ner. Miss Baldwin. as Carmen" w.ls
striking and artistic, nm excellent con-
trast to Miss S. N. Waughs delicious
little dolly Warden" Mr.. II. r., KIN
dred figured as Bellamy knight, with
a face painted on the back OF Ills head,
his real features being securely mask
ed. Messrs. Thomas. Orgain and Oates
made formidable array or lively, stall
wart ghosts. Mr.. c. II. Murphy. as "Oid
Black Joe, was very fine, and an ex-
cellent foil for Mr.. r. M. Harris. VINO
we'll represented modern gentleman.
The most amusing costumes were those
OF Mr.. I. II. Costerbader, as tho Crock-
etts cook and Mr.. d. s. Carter, as the
old market woman. The prize for tho
best costume was awarded to Mrs, j.
p. Freed, who made an inimitab1e
Mother Goose"
Among. the recent arrivals are w. g.
Gay, Richmond; Mrs j. s. French and
family. Miss Calhoun, Atlanta; g. A.
Delhommer. New Orlcans: j. FL Nc
Glaughcrty Salem: Mrs. IL. r. Sciby.
Eastville; +. J. Nelson. Norfolk: +. IL.
Parsons and family. Accomac: Mrs. r.
IL. McIindcn and daughter. Miss Lock-
hart. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. ROBINSON
North Carolina: Mr.. and Mrs. r.. T.
Little. Mr.. Walter Little. Ansonville,
n. c.; Thomas Shore North Carolina:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Canter. Ashland
W.; II. l.. Penn, Roanoke; C. p. Dear
ing. Bluefeld: Miss Fudge. TazewcIl.
Va: G. G. Campbell, Greenyille; Mrs
III. y. Graham Helena. Ark.
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Ocean View
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OCEAN VIEW. VA. August 1.-The pas.
ocean View. The hotel has been filled to
OVERLOOKING, and never before has the ro-
sort seen prettier women or handsomer mon.
On wedn esday morning delightful orldSe
party was given in the hotel parlors. the
..rst prize being awarded to Mrs. j. Hecht.
OF Norfolk. and Mr.. F. Monntcastle, OF
Georgia.
was held for the benefit OF the hotel guests.
and was much enjoyed Mr. Morton =.
Hecht sang number OF aeisn en-. son ~
II. Consovo gave several recltations ana
songs. and Miss Dorothy Turner danced ana
sans in her own inimitable way;
Terpsichore holds sway each evening.
The afternoons belong to the bathers, while
tho mornings are taken up with cards,
music. driving. boating. fishing. etc.
Caldwell. OF Baltimore. Nd; tho Misses B..
and D. Turner, OF Baltimore. Md; Mrs. and
Miss Pentz, of Baltimore. Md. AIR. AMI
Mrs wood. of Baltimore. Nd; Mr.. and Mrs.
#. j. Ackiss. OF Norfolk; Mrs. j. Hecht and
niece. Norfolk: Mr.. NJ. r. Hecht, Norfolk.
Va; Mrs. G. Hoffman. OF Scotland Neck. \.
c.; Miss Hoffman, Of Scotland Neck y. e.;
Raleigh. n. c.: Dr.. Barnes. Of Suffolk. va,
Dr. Phillips. of Suffolk. Va: Mrs. Elizabeth
Branning Edenton. n. G.; Mr.. Kenneth 80
Atlanta Ga; Mr.. w. Clarke. Tarboro. n. G.:
Mt. and Mrs. w. Browne. Raleigh. n. G.;
Mrs Guggenhelmer. Savannah. Ga; Mr.. "a.
Romer. ST. Louis. Mo-: Mr.. +. r. Harry. New
York. N. y; Mrs..D. p. Talley. Washing
ton p Ct: Judge WinbeTnss G. I'D VIE Sor M%r-
Va. A. C. Stansill. Roanoke, Va; g. L..
stover, Norfolk, Va; Mrs. and Miss Lazarus.
Of Birmingham Ala; !, ebmond K Va.
ster and wife, Richmond. Va.
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Allegheny Springs

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ALLEGHANYT SPRINGS. VA, August
Allegheny We're entertained at pro-
gressive euchre by Mrs. Joseph B. White
head. who had just returned from an
extensive European tolp, and each par.
contest, coupled with the knowledge
that the prize winners would carry
away with them fit souvenirs of her
most enjoyable visit. The prize VIM
ners We're Mrs. r. I. styll, Mr.. Love
was won by Mrs. Wilkes. Other guests
We're Mesdames w, S. Adams r. c..
Colhoun. s. Hughes Schooltield, Ran
dolph Harrison, Misses Anna Crockett,
Dean Johns, Annie. Stella and Jennie
bert. Robert and Charles Colhoun. Ma
ior w. L. Pierce, Conky Whitehead and
Dr.. r. T. Styll. Score was punched by
little Miss Lena Colhoun.
tallyho party was given by Miss
Annie Colhoun to Crockett Springs, to
enable the young people to attend a
regular weekend hop. These, dances
ar, are much enjoyed by the charming fas:
southern homes to enjoy the. rest ana
cool of the Virginia mountains. Mrs.
j. a. Cowan added much as chaperon
to this very ENJOYABLE occasion. Messra.
down from Chrlstiansburg to add the
pleasure OF their company to the. party.
On Monday evening party, include
Ing, Mr.. w II, colhonn w ", Brown,
r.. *. Tullant and Judge Walter Pierce.
drove down from christianshurg to
have sitting with old-time devotecs
of whist, who wero glad to give up
rest and quiet to play into tho wee
small hours.
Tuesday morning little Miss Graeie
Adams gave a iaclkrocks party. After
much exctement and rollicklng pleas
Eure, such as only children. can furnish.
the little participants We're only too
happy to surrender to the universal
Efavorites among them. Charley and.
Stella Colhoun the prizes. Those par
tlclop ting ware Lena Calhoun Tnsenh
and conkv Whitehead. Radolph Harrl-
son and others,
The following. additions have been
made to tho register during the past
week: Mrs. p. u. Klrlspatrlek and
Misses jamie and Lizzie Kirknatrlcls
and little Margarette Kirlsnatrick, Cot
1.vnchhnrg Mrs, r. y, Harding, Mr..
three children anu 4 nurse Vicksburr,
Miss; Mis- Marj1 VIZ Wilkes. Atlanta
Arnold, Wavegly, W, , 85
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Buckroe Beach
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~ BUckKoE BEACH, w, Angus. ,san L. L..
driven large numbers of summer tour
lists to this resort where they find the
delightful breezes from Chesapeake
Bay not only relief, but positive
pleasure.
This has been great week at the
hotel, as well as for excursion paHics
from Richmond and other points. Fri
day the crowd in attendance was cs-
three excursion parties from Richmond
this week.
The guests at the hotel this week
were: From ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ry-
l Ea ar and MRS q p B E MISS
Payne, the Misses Bailey. ". D. Faux
ner, NJ, l.. Tendley, r. I. Throckmorton.
Mrs. =. G. Brauer. Joseph p. Rochleder,
Charles saa Tyler Mr. iKes and Mrs f. "
Skinner. From Baltimore--Wiliiam T..
Winkelman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Becker,
J. 3. Clenaugh, Mrs j.; B. Clenaugh,
Mrs. William Forester. Mrs. ]. J.
Stenaker, Miss Bertha Stenaker John
Wasmouth. Mrs. John Wasmouth. Miss
Grace Stewart, Miss Geneyie Hall, Miss
Carrie Dadler, Miss Grace Dadler, Miss
Mary Henderson,. Miss Lizzie Aireler,
Miss, Hattie Reefner. T. B. Skinner,
Mrs: Harry Affeler. Miss Kathleen lure,
lTlChp Sl. Iotllloil' 1SaiCIS Su
were Miss Bessie Barclay, *. w.
Hudglns. OF Hampton; A. S. Bough,
Fred Hauser, r. Levine. A. II. Am
monds. Newport News: Miss Clara Scott,
Brooklyn. N. "; George Pohl. st.
Lynchburg. Va; Miss Fender, Newport
News; Mr.. S. C.. Jenkins, Hampton; MI.
Kelly, Norfolk; r. S. Alexander. New
port News: w. S, Copeland, Mrs. w,
s. Copeland. Captain Bother W. w.
IS. Butler. Mrs. w. w. S Butler. New
port News: Mr. and Mrs. GARRISON,
Brooklyn; Rev. p. II. Kenny, Philadel-
phia; Henry D. Burkheim, Dave N.
Brunswick, Indianapolis.
Senator and Mrs. Charles j. Faux
nor, who have been summering In
their cottage here, left Friday for
Martinsburg, w. Va. The departure
OF the party was deeply regretted by
the cottagers.
Miss Hazel Falconer, of Richmond.
is visiting the Misses Phillips at their
cottage.
Kimberly. who have a cottage here,
Mrs. Clarence Kenyon has returned to
Brooklyn. n. Y.
Schmidt's Orchestra is winning new
laurels each week by It's splendid dance
music and afternoon concerts.
Colonel William j.. Payne, of Rich
mond. spent several days at the Buck
roe Hotel this week.
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The Mecklenburg
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THE MECKLENBURG, CHASE CITY,
VA. August Horseback riding, cro-
quet. bridge. dancing and parties, vyins
kept things going at rapid pace dur
ing the past week.
On Tuesday there was tn, largest
necessary. and, the ga me Of hearts was
played, five prizes being awarded. Miss
Alma Elan made the. highest. score
and received the ladies' first prize. an
exquisite lace fan: the second prize, q
Clarke. Major NicCaleb won the first
mems prize, well-filled leather cigar
holder and Mr.. Edward Hudgins the
second, a handsome pack of cards. For
punching with each and grace. Miss
Sarah Starke received q pretty fan.
The players We're Misses Wingo. Cooke.
Walker. Clarke. Williams, Rowbotton,.
McNair. Norvell,. Bagley; Mesdamas
Whitaker. Hostetter, Boswell, Hardy.
Jordan; Messrs. Williams. Robertson,
beth, Norvell, Cooley, Hudgins. Wood
Dr.. uzzell and Major Mccaleb.
Mr.. George Robertson entertain g q
most delightfully."- at fruit party on
Friday morning in honor OF Miss Eliz.
abeth Wingo. a very winsome beauty
and popular girl, Besides the honor
guest, there We're present Miss Con Con
20, Mrs. Epes Mrs. Boswell, Mrs, Whit
aker: Messrs. Z, +. Turner, J. Y. Yoke
~, Major Mccaleb and others.
There were an unusually large Grove
OF dancers on Thursday and Saturday
Columbia. S: G.. Is well represented
by MI. and Mrs. Caldwell Robertson,
who arc yet on their honeym as, M a,,,
charming manners has won many
friends, and no less popular is tho ge-
NAL Mr.. Robertson. who is also an ex-
pert bridge player.
Richmond includes Mr. u. 3. starke, his
sister Miss NJ. Sue Starke, and MS
three daughters Misses Sarah, Susie
and Helen Starke. -
cnnati and North Carolina are Mrs. G.
3, Law and Mrs r. p. Royal, !,
Mr. ana MsS charlfs, Gra ana Miss 81
expeetcd within the next fow days, J,
Miss Roy. of Washington. ID, O.. Is
an expert bridge player. ana is VIII WI ~
hing many friends during an eSee'aea
me register shows xh lopss sr num =, 3,
Parker, Jr;, Graham. n c W1 kii /, Is 81 a.
| Boase a. r. Gone, A. S Pope. p
| Woodson, j. Il, Wingo, a. q, Sooner.
r. g. Nixon r, i. Wntkins' Raa nt,1,oro
| u, S. Schneider. York Pa; p. Squn-
ders Hagood, s, c.: Mr.. and Mrs. :, y
McNair. Miss Ina NIcNair, I.aIrin my 1,t
a. a. z Onto rn !. II. Greer GRE ,e Tennessee; Mrs
ri. j, Jordan, Miss Anna Clarke, L, n
\ Williams. Weldon Miss r, Reed ano
w. Williams. Wake, Nc. MISS :, IM nt;ss
Cora Bagley. Jackson, n. q: w a
Moss, New York; RI. K; BerrymalnI, H., =
Davis Fl. Davis; Norfolk; w, A. ]. Mini I,
|! tree. Mrs. s, Epes, PetersburG Jti1, mn
4 i.ynchburg; Miss S. a, Hobson, Mrs.
r. HUBBARD, Miss r. b. HUBBARD, ptlWyn
4 Vat r.. II, HUBBARD, Danvlllei MISS Y
! a. Robson. RrlstoL
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Crockett Springs

CROCKETT SPRINGS, VA, August
been steady influx OF guests at
Crockett Springs, several being regis RI s.,
are Mr.. Granville Hord and his hand
some daughter; Mrs. John Waterman.
of North Carolina. Mrs. Waterman Is
remembered as a former East Rich,
gra clop usls, AG and for her skil as
horsewoman. Mr.. A. II, Craig, the
artist is here with his wife, who is
one, Of the most .stylisshiy, gowned wo o..
niece. Miss Sale. Of Augusta Ark. 4
charming and representative yirginlan
is Mrs. Charles L. Holland. OF Danvllle.
Her arrival is always a signal for
fresh round Of festiyity.
was the scene OF a full dress german.
skillfully led by Mr.. Turner M. Harris.
Of DaNyiales with Miss Miss tE kath rnm
where q bountiful collation. awaited
them, the entertainment being pros
vided by Miss J. r. Henning, for the
purpose of introducing her friend, Mrs.
j. u. Woodfin. Of Richmond. The We,
randa was illuminated and decorated
in white and green, the hoI,itable
hoard extending down the. centre The
table decorations We're In. the same
colors, the initial letter of Mrs. Wood
fins name being tho central design.
rep Gated the whole length of the table
and relieved at intervals by tall vases
OF ferns and cut flowers. The feature
OF the evening was the witty and elo-
quent speech of Mr. Harris. who as
toastnWster, led the company In the
expression of some beautiful senti-
ments In honor Of tho hostess and her
chief guest
The masquerade party OF Monday
night was Very enjoyable and success
full, TIN numerous partlcipants. In their
llant and effective scene. Miss Leo was
a charming gypsy, Miss Henning made
I a typical Salvation army girl. Miss
|heautiful decentralization of Liberty.
Mrs. Gooch was an ex.,'isitely lovely
flower girl. Miss Kathleen Thomas
made most demure nun, while Miss
Rranner, OF Richmond. as a captivating
court lady, was one OF the best fea :
lures OF the evening Mrs w, T. Car
meal posed beautifully as q Lady OF
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dolph Cooke, of Norfolk, and Mr. Frank
Glasgow. OF LoNington Va.

Glasgow, OF Lexington, VA.
On Wednesday evening .Tedd,
and was na Greatly r. ~ esnjoyed After severa
feeding Teddy properly, Miss IIlizabetl
Baldwin, of Norfolk, coming the near
MIR. Jack Collin, while MA Hunter
Eakle's feelings were consolcd with Z
box OF sweets. Afterward dancing en-.
sued. closing with the time-honoreC
Virginia reel.
Entertainment for tho evening, and sew.
etal private parties have been given
Mrs. Il. n, Grant, Of Cleveland: O., q
Iparty Of friends Wednesday evening Al
$780," and on Saturday evening gave
n bridge party Dainty refreshments
were served each evening.
ON Thursday evening Miss Alice AL
derton, one OF the seasons favorftes
gave a birthday party to number OF
her young friends.
Friday evening the Sweet Chalybeate
presented a truly gala appearance.
ballroom, a private party at bridge IN
the card-room, one at 800" in the lob
by. a heart party OF novel character
had been arranged for the same even
ter attractions. was postponed for
some evening in the near future
Captain Laird. U. s. NJ, who has been
at the Chalybeate for several weeks,
once in Washington, his departure Civ
ing genuine regret to his many friends
here.
Mrs. Blair Burwell. Jr., of Jackson
Vile, Fla, is at the Chalybeate for the
remainder of the season.
Miss Marie Burwell, a very attrac-
tive brunette, Is great addition to the
young set of the springs, and is a great
favorite with all
The Misses Bibb, daughters OF Judge
Bibb. of Louisa, are here for months
visit.
Mrs. f. M. Hartley. of East Orange.
N j., and Mr. Burton Hartley. are
pleasing. additions to the social life of
the Chalybeate.
Mr. and Mrs. Slack, Of West vir-
gfnia. We're the guests of Mr.. r. II.
kensett, of Norfolk, during the past
Week.
Charleston, w. Va, were warmly re-
ceived on their arrival on Sunday last.
on Mnnda sarn morning there herr was ya
able corner and space at table was
placed, and bridge, $780," and even
euchre and cribbage, had chance; and,
despite the inclemency of the weather,
Prominent among the arrivals dur
ing the past week We're: Mr.. James
Hume. NorfollS; Va: Misses Bibb,
Le enisso va VA Mr. F Tnalier + Gasg9w
Va. Mrs. e. II. Merrick. Thelma Mer
rick, William and Richard Merrick.
washington, d. C.; Randolph B. Cooke,
Norfolk. Va: w. j. Herndon, Rich
mond, Va: Miss Florence Garner, Nor
folk; Mrs. Frank Perry. orange, Va,
Miss Lucille Locker, Washington, D.
g; Mrs. Blair Burwcll. Jr.. Miss Marie
Burwell. Blair Burwell III. Jackson
Vile, Fla: John D. Moody. Miss Moody
Chicago; Mrs. r. NJ. Hartley and Mrs.
Burton Hartley, East Orange, n. j.;
John L. Shepherd, LYnchburg, Va; Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Slack. West Virginia:
Mr.. b. NJ. Hill, Portsmouth, Va. w. w
Old, Norfolk. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Forney Reese, Miss Reese. White Sui
phur; Major and Mrs. r. L.. Brown.
Charleston, w. Va: Mr.. r. C.sSlaugh-
ter. Anderson. w. Va, II. s. Hickman,
Baltimore; DIR. and Mrs. DuBosc. Selma,
Ala; Miss Emma Nelson, Selma: w. IL.
AEnor and wife, Lexington, Va; Rev.
and Mrs. Robert Is. Nelson, Blacltsburg,
Va.
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Rockbridge Alum
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RocKBR1DGB ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
August Livery one at the Alum now
seems to BIO on pleasure bent. and life seems
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Sweet Chalybeate

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SWEET CHALYBEATE, VA. August
kensett, of Norfolk. gave tallyho
party 10 number of his friends, which
'Wss thoroughly enjoyed The hand
some tallyho coach from the old Sweet
from the Chalybeate We're Mrs. John
". Daniel, Mr.. Ed. Daniel, Mr.. and
Mrs, Slack, of West Virginia, and Mrs.
hensett and Miss Mildred kensett
waiting hurdle has lately been
placed on the lawn, which affords
amusement and exercise to the young
men, among the most enthusiastic be,
Ing Mr.. Julien Hume, of Portsmouth.
Va and Mr.. George NJ. Anderton, of
East Orange. NJ j.
There are now at the Chalybeato a
humber Of golf enthusiasts. who each
morning. start early for the Old Sweet
Z INKS. Among the most expert golfers
gre AIR. G. NJ Barry, of Norfolk; Mt.
tailes Hume, of Portsmouth,; Mr.. RAN
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B.
kindred aquatic sports. The crack
club numbers fifteen stalwart mem.
bers, and the entertainment was well
attended, while tho sport created IN
tense excitement.
Recent arrivals include the follow
tng:---Monscieur Arthur Padro, charge
d'affaires I'D interim OF Cuba, and
Madam Arturo Padro Miss Nash, An
napolis, Nd; Mrs G. III. Goddard. st.
Louis; Mrs. ID. C.tBiggs. st. Louis; Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. Wilson. Smithf!cld, Va;
Major Strlngfellow, Rtchmond; Miss
Stingfellow. Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. D. williams. Richmond; Miss Mary
Mason Williams, Richmond; Mrs. j. M.
Taylor, Richmond; Miss Mary Taylor,
Richmond; Mrs Walter Simmons.
Richmond; Mr.. Walter simmons,
Jr.; Richmond; Mr.. Reginald Simmons,
Richmond; DR.. and Mrs. Holt, Surry
county, Va