The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
Natural Bridge
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NATURAL lBRIDq VA.. July 26.--<
Each duy now grows more interesting
and the increasing pleasure and healtt14y,
seekers grow keener In their INTEREST,"
In the sports and amusenier1tsao Of thu
place. Tho lovers OF high class music
are beaming with delight over the RED
turn OF Prof. Joseph Flnchel. Of Waslt<
ington. ID. G.. who will now lead the
orchestra. Professor and Mrs. Tinchel
nre both unusually talented and
cultured. Tho concert hour IL now one
Of the most delightful OF the day, and
these artists always draw q crowded
house. ia
Dr. and Mrs. clifton NJ. Miller. OF
Richmond. are among the most popu-s
lar guests at Natural Bridge Hotel.
Mrs. Miller was before her marriage
the widely known Miss Mary Bell who
with her beautiful voice used to en-8
Miller ID stillsgiving a great deal OF.
pleasure, as her voice has a wonderful
sweetness and power. ~
Mrs. Oscar M. Weisiger. Misses Sarah 4
and Celeste Weisiger. of Richmond. are
spending the summer at Natural
Bridge. 4.
Mr.. Fl. F. Smith, Of The Times-D Dis
patch, Is enjoying his holiday at this
resort
Fishing parties are quite in vogue
Just now, and many q fine brook and
on trying the flavor Of a priEht.colored
hs
Mr.. steyenaa House Party.
Mr.. G.. W. Stevens. Of Richmond,
president OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio,
is entertaining delightful house
party at his hospitable home. ''virginia
Manor, which, perched high on the
hills overlooking the James river.
commands miles OF wonderful scenery.
This week Mr.. Stevens and Miss
Helen Stevens entertained at a most
charming dinner, at which Richmond
was we'll represented by guests stop
ping at Natural Bridge. One OF the
guests OF honor was Miss Clara
LIE Vert, who made such a brilliant
success as Clancy when with William
Gillette and Marie Daro In "Clarice." 4'ss
Mr. Richard P. Winston. Of Rich-s
rnond. is enjoying his summer vacA-s
ton Mt Natural Bridge Hotel.
The Richmond colony is much en-s
HANGED by the addition OF Mrs. II. W..
Cannon, Mrs. W. ]. Jones, Miss Ger
trude Miller, Miss Hattie Ford Miss
Carrie Grigsby and Miss Charlotte
JoneA
Mr.. Paxton Gives Picnic.
Mr.. Peyton this week gave a de-
|lightful picnic to his guests Of
Natural Bridge and the house
guests OF Mr.. g.. w. Stevens
at virginia Manor After much
discussion the Sulphur Spring was
decided upon as the place. An abund-s
ant and elegant dinner was served. and
the day was full OF pleasure for all.
Weeks Arrivals. b
Among the weeks arrivals are:
Miss Annie Smith, Richmond: Mrs.
Clara J.Irwin and James Irwin, Kansas
City, Mo-; Mrs. e. l. Folk. Suffolk
Mrs. Henry s. Eley, Suffolk: G. ].
Wenger and wife, Lancaster, Pa; +. II.
Sharp and wife, Ephrata, Pa; j. La
Livers and wife, Lancaster. Pa; ". Ii.
lwenger. Philadelphia: Miss Blanche
Livers, Grottoes,t Va; Richard 2. VIM
ston, Richmond; Mrs. H.sssW. Cannon
Richmond; Mrs. w. ]. Jones, Rich.
mond; Miss Charlotte Jones. Rich
mond; Miss Gertrude Miller. Rich.
mond; Miss Hattie Ford, Richmond; s
Miss Carrier M. Grigsby, Richmond;
Miss ]. NJ. Dixon, Tacony. Pa; Miss
Ellen Dixon. Tacony, Pa; Miss Carrie
Lee Bell. Lexington; Mrs. e. q. Bell
Lexington: Miss Laura ckler, Lex
linEton: Miss Lillian Smith, Canada; !.
M. B. Thornton Hickory, n. e; y. z.
Pechin, Greyledge Farm: c.. g. Mink
son, Charleston, w. Va; q. CaV a. Y
Baltimore; w. Fl. Harmon and VIE.
I,Lynchburg: Miss Murray and MISE
Butler. Paterson, N. j. Is s. s.s