The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-22

ed to the temporal needs OF tho party,
At meal times only one whoop brought
the hungry. clamoring crowd, where
a game OF ITO the best grabber belong
the spoils was INDUCED in.
Two notable events marked the pass
ing OF the week. The first was q
game OF baseball between the members
or do Drop In" camp and rival tenters
at Goose-Egg Rock. Mother Nature
kindly provided spectators with a
slipping hillside grand stand, upon
which fair da,naels reposed and cheered
their respective sides to victory. DR.
Flannagan, of Charlottesville, umpired
the game. and Justly decided on the
score. 10 to o. In favor OF the 'Do Drop
In" boys. Several star plays were
made, though most OF the players saw
stars, as there was an average OF q
rock to every square inch OF ground.
Another event, not rnirth- Inspiring.
had TO do with the departure OF two
of the boys several days before the
final break up. a Gypsy tea was given
III their honor by way OF good luck
farewell, and long life. health and
prosperity was drunk to them. in
bumpers OF crystal mountain water. "A
camping club, with a pledge OF re-
turning next summer. was then char.
tered.
.Nowtcre the sun shines quite 80
bright. as in old Virginia, might have
been sung with truth at "Do Drop IN"
camp. until moving day. came. Then
the skies began to weep, but tho spirits
OF the departing campers were proof
against dispiriting influences. FROM
wagon to wagon rang out the song
query: Whats the matter with our
Campo" and the hills echoed back the
refrain. Its all right
I In the party were Misses May White,
Constance cambridge. Ivy Mabel But
Ter. OF Lync1lburg; Virginia Arnold, of
Washington; Wilma. Lula and Julia
Luck, OF crozet; Allen White and
Bernard Garth. OF Ivy; w. E. Cunning
ham and Mercer East, OF South Bos-
ton; Howard Boatwright and Reuben
Hudgins. of New Canton. Mr.. and Mrs.
chaperons.
Meeting OF Nurses Club.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Richmond Nurses, Club. held at lis
East Franklin Street, Thursday after
usual. Miss Blanche Corling. chair
man OF the entertainment committee.
who has been unable to arrange her
afternoons because OF absence from
town, presided. A great bowl OF
flowers, roses OF late summer and
.asters OF early fall on the centre-table
made the whole room lovely. Ice cream
and cake were served The presence OF
many nurses. returned from their holi-
days. made a nearly perfect gather
Ing.
The meetings held on the third
are purely social In char
acter. and nurses who have not yet
Joined the club are cordially invited
to attend.
Nnpier-Nunn.
Miss Annie May Mum, daughter OF
G. T. Mum, OF Swansboro. and w. T..
Napier. of Richmond, son OF Mrs. W..
A. Napier. were married at P. NJ Fri
day In Washington. .. c., the Rev. j.
NJ. Little officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. Napier returned to Rich
mond Saturday morning and will re-
side with Mrs. Napier In her new home,
at Westhampton. =
Motor Car Party Returns.
Returning this week from a tour OF
the principal mountain resorts is a
motor car party that Is chaperoned by
Mrs. Annie Fishburne and otherwise
includes Miss Lettice Woodward and
Horace a. Soper. OF Richmond: Misses
Annie and Sue Bell, Miss Allen. Mr..
Allen and DR.. Sprinkel. of Stanton.
and L w. Tazewell, of Norfolk.
In and Out of Town.
Miss Ethel II. overton has returned
to her home. 61s North Lombardy
Street. after very pleasant visit to
friends In Boykins. Va.
Miss Mamie C. Staude. who was the
guest OF friends in Pennsylvania and
Ohio during the month of July. is now
visiting at the Haynes cottage at Ocean
View. and will remain there some time.
Mrs, j. C. Williams. of 2o15 FLOYD
Avenue. and q party OF friends left
Thursday for visit to the Natural
Bridge and the Luray Caverns.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. selden. OF ISIS
Vast Grace Street left Saturday for