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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

Mrs. stephen j. Hegarty, Thomas
j. Lynch and their nieees Katha-
rine, Mary and Margaret Daley, left,
Tuesday, to pass the summer at their
cottage at Squirrel Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

e. w. Church has very fancy native
lamb from the Morning Side Sheep
farms. All the best of string beans;
native peas, strawberries, etc. All the
green stuff of the season and cooling
summer drinks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

Have you noticed the taking line of
low shoes II. ]. Turner is displaying?
Here is where you find a well adjusted
combination of quality and style for
the Fourth in footwear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

Mrs. Maria Macarthur was taken to
the Augusta General hospital, Tues
day evening, where it is expected she
wilt undergo an operation for appen-
dicitiS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

NTED-Girls to learn telephone
operating. Pleasant working condi-
lions. Excellent chance for advance
|ment. Good salary. High schoo'
graduates preferred. Apply at Is
Winthrop ST. july3dtf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

Merrill Bros lambs, today, are from
the Morning Side Sheep farm in Au-
gusta, also look for native peas straw
berries and all the dinner requires.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

The Augusta Rockland auto will
make regular trip on July the 4th.
Take spin through a beautiful and
interesting country to the Atlantic
coast. Three and one-half hours to
see Rockland and vicinity. Seats
may be reserved in advance. For
further information. inquire of w, B.
Williamson. Tel $40. july1dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

Tutoring in college preparatory
courses during the summer. Miss
Pauline III. Freeman. II Willow Street,
Augusta. july2d1 W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

c. L. Wakefield, Veterinarian, Ami
NAL Surgery, 0 Grove street, Augusta
Maine, telephone. july3d1 wk@
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03
LOCAL NOTICE.

Leave your order early for choice
cuts Penobscot river salmon. VIM.
Young's, Augusta. july3d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

The Maine Transportation Co.'S. H.
passenger auto is ready to cater to
private parties on any evening of
this week. Tel w. B. Williamson $40.
iuly1dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

Wednesday. July 3, 1912.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
OCEAN VIEW

ocean View Va July Ia
Those who have registered az Diess
Cottage. ocean View. the past week
Gre G. " HARMON. a. v Yowen
Washington. y. c.. !. J Redmond
Richmond Miss Pearl "A Williams.
Miss Lena MCGOWAN. Roanoke. NJ. and
Mrs r. Higgins and daughter. shell
hyvillc. Ina Miss Mary Mattox Pc
iershurs MISS Julia r. Caibreth Ra
leigh. y a. r Sworzya Washineton
p G; j De Young. Baltimore. Nd
Miss Margaret Giikescn. stanton.
Misses Susie and Mary Horner Lynch
burg L. T. Lemon. wife and Guild
Mrs. " Il Thayton aud two children
Roanoke. Mr. and Mrs I. Thomas
Richmond Miss Ola Pmnkett Mrs. J.
". oyler. Mlss Annie Oyler Mrs c.
Markley. Misses Mildred Ruth. MARY
Sarah and Helen Marley. Roanoke.
Mr. and Mrs W Vaughan. Mrs G y
liarieM. baby and nurse. Murfreeshoro
y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

Katherine Johnson on Fiuh Street .
Mrs 4. y ROGERS and con, Ashby.
%, Dcg0luhH, arc visiting her sister.
Mts James Bradford. on Eleventh
s Misses annie and Louise Powers. o.,
scorisyiil Ne, arc being entertained b.
NJ and Mrs. \. @ Bell
Miss Nellic Arthur. Of Lexington.
speRnt me aay Thursday with Miss
Mr and Mrs. Howard Fitzgerald.
Of Lynchbrrg. are Visiting their SIS
ter Ars vs. Corbn this week
Mrs = R Fitzgerald Of Eiba. and
III Mar and Lillian Moon q
home of Or and Mrs G /. smith.
Miss Ida Humpnries returned home
last SUNDAY from Toxboro. y c. where
she was called on account O; the H.
ness Of her sister, Mrs J. VI OBriant.
Miss Maggie Lane left Wednesday
iives In Lynchhurg and Esmont
lsiry a, Randolph Macon College. al
Ashland. was nero Monday the guest
Of J. r. Thompson and Rev siagke
and MISS Es,ner Hardy Sister Of ', he
latter arc a Natural Bridge
Row S,arke le,i. pastor OF the Broad
stree, ". = Church and ". Q Lane
attended tho Lynohhurs District Con
vcntion Of the NJ T. Church which
wa held az Bedford CITY Tuesday and
Wednesday,
Mr. f.unlIhopiser p1d graqddaush-
are visiting relatives at their old
home near Winchester They stopped
over two DAYS at Front ROYAL.
Rev g. l.. Finch OF Clarksyinc.
Finch has been rendered the principal
snip o. tho Clarksville school. witch
he will accept because OF a desire 70
be with ms mother. who IS gradually
going blind
John H. Lane. now Of Lynchhurg.
arrived here TUESDAY TO be the guest
OF Mi and Mrs /. 4. McCutchen at
the Commonwealth The veteran au-
thor mas recently finished his thirA
novel, which he SAYS Is his last.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

bouffet lunch. Not all the time was
given over TO routine Business. io-
there we're bowling vnrt!es. aquatic
sports in tile now l5O-t,l, swimm.nS
pool. baseball games. tennis matches
and automobile trips about tho PIC
uiresquc country. Tho president o.
the organization Is @. O. ) ouns vice
president. NJ Scott; seo-.-lrv, Arch
hries. and treasurer W a Reem.
Although ,hrr. ire four tine tennis
courts at the Springs. there are SO
many enthusiast.cs here who play
that they are always occupied. and
so great has been the Improvement
in many or the players over thcit
same last season that tho tennis
tournament which will bc neld some
time neNt month promises - be a
hardly contested one he pest PLAY
ers snons the young women arc Mrs
Henry Hunt. Of Cincinnati. wife OF
tho Mayor Of that city; Miss Ar'co
Lewis cinoinnati: Miss Nell Potts.
T3ohmond Miss Be.tl.a Clerk and
Miss Frances Clark. OF Phnadelpn q.
and Miss scriven, OF Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
BAWLEY SPRINGS

Special to The Times Dispatch
Rawley Springs, Va. july lS-Raw-
.ey Springs has had one of the most
~rspicious onening of its latter wears.
tnder the management of Mrs. y. ".
Holiine. IT'S hospitality partakes % the
nature ~ the old South. particularly
Of Nrsinia home. rather than that
of resort
Numerous card and walking parties
nave been given and several automo-
bile parties have taken in the beauties
~ the place Among The last mention
ed are Mr. and Mrs W NJ Habliston
and Miss Solden and Dr. y. /. Wells
'ord aud s. r. Holiday. of Richmond.
other Richmond guests are Mr. and
Mrs Hoife f. Glover. Mrs. Archer An
oerscn and her daughters. Miss katn-
c'n sna Miss sanie All and Mrs Il.
) f7ekiel. Mrs \. j. Gay. ir her
son master John s. and her mother.
>i-s j. G. Springer Of Wilmington. \.
" Mr. ana Mrs ". J. Sumrom and
,hild Miss Susie Slaughter Dr Mark
" rfpser and others. Philadelphia.
Nhicaeo New York and West Nir-
9ina have their representatives. as
Nel ne North Carolina for the. mas
sumnl ways OF the resort and it's
vond'rful properties cave almost a
Il0u-rrfSo attractions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
SWEET CHALYREATE


Especial 10 The Times Dlzpatchj
Sweet haljboate. Va. Iuly i3-De-
lightful weather again prevails after
o rainy season. which drove the guests
inside 70 cards There are several
VINO occupy the cardrooms every nigh-
PLAYING Auction Ridge The tennis
court Is in splendid condition and Tho
young men and girls arc having some
sood games The older women are
PLAYING croGuet as tennis Is too siren.
uous for them
Mr. Grant Mr. Hunter Mr. Cooke
and Hunter Eakle went on a fishing
trip on saturday. and some OF the more
fortunate ones enjoyed some Of their
catch for breakfast on Saturday morn
ing
Mrs. E. y. Grant entertained few
friends after the dance Saturday night
There have been several horseback
parties for the younger set,
The ballroom is open every night
and tho dancing furnishes amusement
for number II the suests The child
rem seem 10 enjoy the grand march
winch !a danced for their especial
henet,
Mrs Maude a CROKER. or Houston.
Texas. gave small WEIGH rabbit party
inter the dance or Wednesday night.
Those invited were Mrs f 4 Grant
and Mss C'oate Of Cleveland Onto Mrs
b +. iIakle and Mr. Brooke Eakle
Nj Chester Dodd Mr 9 c. Garland
Richmond VA. and Miss Nancy Steger.
Nashington. y. G.. formerly Of Rich
fnord
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

CITY o. w Evans Mrs o. W Evans
and daughter. Newcastle. George o.
Green. CLIFTON FORGE. Mrs Gariand
Peed Miss jean peed. .~as.er Gar
land Peed Norfolk o Z Obensnain
Buchanan. r \. Anderson and VIE.
Marion. l. r. Kookohnl. W + Thomas.
Roanoke c. Camper and Vic. MISS
Mary Moore Camper Miss Ruth Lung
ford. Fincastle " 4 sewers ana
wife. FLOYD " C. LaGck ana
wif-. Luray; II II sheple-. Philadel-
phia =. Mnsciey and wife. Dan
vlle. 2 \ Robinson Miss Bertha g
Robinson. Orange g . TemTi. salem
\ Clement and Hiss Clement.
AppomaiioX, J.. : Davis Roanoke.
y. stone. Roanoke c " b Hale.
Rocky Mount 4 @. FOX. salem. r.
T. Bianiou. Richmond II y. James.
Danviile r. + Ferguson. Lynchburg.
" Henry Chicago, : He,h Jr,
Blackstone w.. u Thomas Mrs W II.
Lookobl Miss Dorothy Jenkins. Roa
noke; Mrs NJ T Harrison. Roanoke
y. orndorn and VIE New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

White sulphur Springs. *. Va. july
lS.-The FIRST large supper priv Civ
en- sunday night marked the Begin
ming OF the social season IT the new
"Old White and from now on untr
tho close of this hotel there Will be
little rest Cor those who accent inc
many invitations to dinners lunch
cons. swimming pool parties. tennis
matches. lawn party. germans and
automobile trips through the noun
ttins The supper sunday night was
an unusually lovely one ana was
given An the cafe by NEs Mason
Blunt. of Washington in honor Of her
guest. Miss Scrlven, OF Washington.
The entire tor Of 70 large round
table. about which were seated TWEEN
tN-one guests. was one solid cover OF
pink roses. and in .he centre or il
was a large wicker basket nli"d with
feather ferns At smaller .sb'e 10
ono side sat tho hostess witt a mum
N-r OF guests. Those prce>nt wore:
Lis Mel! Potts. ri Richmond. MICS
Gwyndolinc Rutherford. Richmor1:
Miss Alice Lewis. clnc'nnati: 81 ss
Valerie Padelford, Washington; Miss
Bertha Clark. Phuadelphia Miss
Dorothy FrloH. Baltimore. Miss Ken
ms, Baltimore. Miss Howry. Wash!ng~
tom Miss Grace ingalls, Boston; Law
renee Lewis. Cincinnati. Stewar,
Barr and john Barr, WASHINGTON MIR.
We'll. Cnlcago william Lewis. chi
cage. JEFF Espue. William Robinson.
West Point \ " Douglass Alien.
Cincinnati. Donald Morrow. baltimore.
Mr. Nensiug Norhc,.ne Gray. Louis
vile. ana al Mrs Blunts table we're
Mrs Julia telloes. Bradley. William
Ross Mobile Ala; DR. g Garnett Nel-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

Martin. of Roanoke as The omciatins
clere yman. The ceremony was per-
formed in the beautiful glen and in
the shadow Of tho great bridge which
held aloft it's arch like the roof Of "a
vast cathedral while the brook played
IN its sweetest. most musical tones
the marriage hymn. and II took place
In the presence Of :. o Porter Of
Roanoke father OF tho bride. Mir and
Mrs. r sun. OF Roanoke. parents
Of the groom Miss Maggie Peck. Of
Hinton. " Va. and others OF the Vir-
sinia Pharmaceutical Associations M-
and Mrs Luther Stin motored to the
station Immediately and left for an
EXTENDED tour.
on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. r w
Darling. Of Hampton. Va. entertained
most charminsly. in honor OF her sons
| birthday Master j. s Darling and re-
ceived her guests in the summer house
near the jefferson Cottage. This was
attraciively decorated for tn. occa-
ireshmenis OF cake. punch and 49,
hons were served and most delight
fully d!d the time pass
Mrs. NJ g. Branch and daughter. Of
Richmond. have apartments In the
Jefferson Cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ Hahils,on. Of
Richmond. accompanied by Miss Solden
recently visited tho Bridge while on a
motor trip
Mrs. r. r. miller and Misses Eleanor
and Lucy Miller. Of Lynchhurg are
among the summer colonists.
Mrs. J. ]. Pollard and son OF Ricn-
mond have taken apartments for a
prolonged stay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
DANVILLE


lspeeia 10 ! ne ! 'ihes - spa,oh-l
Danfite, Va july IS -On Mo"eAN Alsal
a aelsnttui german vas heie a. Aa.on
falA "Aen Mlsses h.i]aDetH ana Nrslnla
S!isss nieIta'nsd ~ nono9 o. 'ne.I guests.
i-p"lse -A'ili Fs'n' 81 "'ts"s"pt'. Nnolt ~
guests we're inyied 10 me dance and ths
' y,rHs r. @iiose ,Hsi an oSaoss one
Dti.Ns t-e eNe,'!"s u'.ihHtt'' 't'le HnHlehis
we're seryed In Attendanee ss enaperons
Nere %FS, Jonn - Npenesf. ana Mrs
fN"H's n Jai.te. syi'' ~ I.5t.lnVN MauFS
"e9 MI ead VII " y GFisss
ere 'oAn -hhsH ~: ieltH-ItY piss Lucy
4aiooti beises 10y -,Vtsi'n' ieSas, ana
ner sister Nl Smly DoIses oi mat place.
are ,.,ntins mem aunt Ms. nary lnomhs
on 1.i' son HNehre H's NhFnard at
ptesg"t is tNins foit MouIttle' Ga.
whete hef nusp1hl' Li.utenaHt John May
me-, OF me 'Hi'eu @'Htss army Is sta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
BERKELEY SPRINGS

Berkeley Springs w va. july 49,
The second week ~ luN has brought
ihrones Of visitors TO berkeley. and all
though the days have been warm there
has been no trouble TO md cool re-
sort amons the trees in the grove and
ON the mountain side. and the NIGHTS
have been cool and pleasant.
Mrs David Sirother of Charleston,
has opened her cottage on Washington
street. ana has with ner Mrs. Mary
Lou pull Mar'inshurs-
Mrs Dawson Spear and sons of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
NATURAL BRIDGE
Special to The Timcs-Dispatch !

0Pecla! 10 Ine Times Dispatch.
Natural Bridge. Va. July ls-Tues-
day was the opening day Of the con
Nention OF the Virginia Pharmaceuti-
cal Association ana the dispensers OF
plils and capsules began TO arrive on
the saturday before. and poured IN on
the succeeding days uniu they mad
mighty host. nearly two hundred
strong. all eager TO celebrate here.
their thirty-hrst annual meeting. \
charming time they have had on these
heights. The mornings and afternoons
were occupied by the business sessions
and the other hours were given TO tho
socinl delights Of tho time and place
souvenirs were generously dlspen cd
on Tuesday evening the ball room
was gay scene and brilliant pana-
rama. In addition to the usual
dreamy macs OF the waltz and the
HNlier whrl OF tina two-step there
We're grand march and stirring
quadriile. and then q real Virginia Reel
conducted hy Polk Miller in his mimi
able style Wednesday, night ban
qnet was eiven the members OF me
Association while the orchestra FUR
nishcd enchanting music The echoes
rams with merriment as the toasts
were given and responded to. George
Van Lear OF Roanoke. presided p s
POSTMASTER and among those who
gave toasis We're " H. Lyle. C. H.
FoN. 70 Trayior. w G Williams
r. Miller g. ID owens Folk Miller.
r. l. Brands and c. y. Spence. on
Wednesday there We're also t-fp
through the gorge and q game ~ hnse
oall between the Pills and Capaules.
ln which the Capsules won
Among those attending the meet
ing of the Association were MI ana
Mrs =. ID Taylor. Mrs H. NJ Tavlor
and Sir Mason M.s VI Richmond
" and Mrs John r. Jackson ana
Miss Elizaheth jackson. of Tazow.1
/ SIR and Mrs Charles d Fox ana Mr
r. c. Fox and Nj and Mrs. Lama
F Taylor Young OF Roanoke Air ana
Mrs. w. Church and Misses Mabeii.
Church and Minnie Norihrop. ~ ralis
Church Miss NJ z Trout Mrs IT S
r9ni Mrs Mamie Barnett and Mr
W. Barnett ~ Roanoke. Sir ana
@lrs T. W. 0holf of Richmond. Or
eaa Mrs. f. Fowlkes. Of Bnrkovnl s.
ara Miller and Folk Miller N
nmonf w j.. Lyle OF BEDFORD. !
Mafston and = y rraylor. OF Rich.
faond Geo a Van Lear. Of Roanoko
u lHmEdcn % Lynchhurg. i T.
hfandis ana O. s. spence. Ir. of Ricr
nonf Riount Hunter. OF Norfolk
Knox and W. G. Miller. ~ Rich
mono Pcnick N Lvnchhilrg
Ao!-.d@y Now York; 6 u
'"fn7 - Wvfhoviile and a. ph i.
Hips ~ Wostn0d. Y v
or event nof on ,he onicial nro-
tfam ~ mo invention and q,ilto ,
tFpTi'e % everyone was the weAdi,-
MISS Katherine T. Porter Ia
Inner p sHN ~ Roanoke. a, ao
TUESDAY morning with Rev G u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
ALTAVISTh
rSpecislto tn

Especial to The Times Dssratch.1
Altavis;a. Va Julr l3-NIiss Esther
Hardy. OF Danville is the guest @:
her sister. Mrs. Robert Canton. on Bed
ford Avenue
father and sister in Lynchhurg from
Saturday till Mondav
Misses Martha and Mary Jordan or
cherchvilc. IA. are Visiting their
brother. O. r. Jordan.
Miss Belle DoeEett Of Clarksville.
Is hero as guest OF the Misses VIII
kinson. or Bedford Avenue.
Mir. and Mrs. +. II. McCn and daugh-
ter a re guests at the home OF Mrs
Thomas r Fauntlcroy. east o, town.
Mrs. L. T. Slaughter. who has been
visiting her cousin. +. l.. Slaughter.
Mrs. G. l.. Arthur left Wednesday
for visit to her son, ]. L. Arthur,
at East Lynn. W. Va
Miss Dcva Morris. OF Chatham. 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
SUMMER RESORTS
MASSANETTA SPRINGS

Masssuetta Springs. Va, July lS--
The season is now fairly on at Mas
eenetta- the number OF arrivals in
oiessine daily. while the past week. ha;
been completely allied with number
81 charming events. owing to the
situation OF the resort equally in on,
OF the most historically interesting
md picturesque sections of the state
and the splendid automobile roads eN-
tending throughout the entire vicinity
rotor rides have been especially pop,
Clar and several Interesting excursion;
have been made ON Wednesday ar
tcrnoon large party arranged 10y
Mrs. Eugene May, OF New Orleans. Wis
ited the fascinating assanutton cave
and spent over am hour exploring tn,
ocpths OF The grim old mountain thai
stands guard like crouchinE Hon
over This portion of me shenandoah
VALLEY I'm the party were Mrs. WI
liam c. Noting. Wyatt Noting. Miss
sarah Harrison Powell MISS Lillian
Anspach. 81 Baltimore Nj. and Mrs
IT, J.. Sublett, Of Harusonburs Air
and Mrs. Harry =. lleigwin. Washing
ton Mrs. C.. a. Jacobs. Naichez Mrs
L-ven Strause. Levcn y. Strausc Jr,
Garnet Mercer. Richmond. and c. Fer
klns Jr Newport News.
on sunday evening ain ard Mrs. Z.
:, sublett Of HarrisonbVrs. who, with
their three attractive little daughters.
the Misses Eleanor. Frances and Nnncy
Subiett. spent the Weekend at the
Springs, save E delightful supper at
ite hotel, followed ~ - motor ride by
moonlight; Their guests were Mrs. c.
a. Jacobs. OF Natchez Miss NJ. Fay
stone. OF louisiana MISS Sarah Harri-
son Powell, Baltimore Miss Lucille Ro-
senherGer. a Il Rosenhefgor, Or. ;'ire-
hauEh. William Ford and ). {. Ford.
all OF Harrisonburs.
on Monday evening q large bowling
tournament took place at which win
ming scores were made by Mrs. keig-
win. Miss Clarence Snowden, Alex
andria Wyatt Nolt!ns. Baltimore. and
! r. Lupton and j. Newton Wilson,
81 HarrisonburE.
Several bridge parties also took
place durins the week. one Of the
most important being given Wednes-
DAY evening by MISS Maud Walmsiey.
Of Pa!ladelphia. In honor OF Mrs. w.
q Noli.ns. of Baltimore Among
.ncse present were M,, Eugene May.
sew Orleans Miss NJ. Fay Stone. Mrs,
C.1o-G smith. Philadelphia. Mss
cwe-l. 54ltm and Mrs Jacobs,
N-,c.s= or TUESDAY evening the
same party Ultl few additional
ss,s r entertained =. bridge by
--rs -.ls followed by supper
--t.-E -rs later eyenlns.
At raa-=ors s-lpper given at
3sssa-et.- o- --ss1ay evenins for
l-- t1s Qa-ts mot1-et out rom
---rr-s t1t e-es-s Included MIS-.
Br.rt- Baltimore Miss %atA-
t--rs Hal anc Miss Virginia Vas
-e- z-r-H5 3ilss Irere Dousherty,
= ISIS HLz &. Ee.lnar and MISS Dof.
1tst -ntsas % Ports mouth. Ms. j..
he's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
HOT SPRINGS
Special to The Times

Hot Springs. Va. July iS-Mis as
Mary Johnston. the novalist. OF Rich
mond. who is spending tho Summer
\ at the Brockenborough Cottage. at
! Warm Springs during the building Of
her new house on the boulevard near
mere. is at work upon a noval TO be
I published in the Autumn. She is so
absorbed in her writing that she has
! her breakfast and luncheons sent 10
tho cottage. whore three typewriters
\ screened porches. and windows and
she is only seen by visitors at the
7 Warm Springs Hotel at dinner
Tho new house is on a height lust
below Flag Rock, approached by half
| a milo Of private driveway. and com
/ IN tho neiGhborhood OF the Hot Springs
/ Valley Her sister Miss Eloise John
/ ston. who is her business manager
another sister Elizabeth. and bro
! thor, Walter Johnston. are spending
the Summer with her. The latter IS
the most tireless pedestrian Hot
| SPRINGS has seen i'm a long while. lie
walks nj least a dozen miles almost
every day. When his family recently
drove 10 Lexington. he started out
| on foot. and arrived there nrst Last
year he took n walking trip through
Europe. and he expects soon to start
on 100 mile tramp TO Mountain Lako.
/
revival OF coaching IS pro-
posed with the heginnins Of the Au-
trmn season. when the coach Fasse-
Germ will make trips between The
Homestead. and Fassefern Farm The
oaks. and Warm. and Healing Springs
pr Frank Hopkins. In charge of the
baths. will return during the month
from six weeks tour of investiga-
ton amons the baths of Austrla
France. and England. after which
marked improvements will probably
be made in the bath system.
NJ. T.. ingalls,. Jr.. OF New York. who
mas recently taken the place OF his
iather, Melville e Ingalls,. as presi-
dent Of The Hot Springs Company
has come to The Homestead with Mrs
ingalls, for July and August
one Of the largest teas OF the week
was given on The Homestead lawn by
Mrs. Roher, Waller OF New York, who
mad among her guests Mr. and Mrs
John y. stewart. Mrs. X. Nelson
Hincklcy Mrs Giendenning J. Ryan.
and Or Francis Delaneld. of New
Srantz. Of London. Mrs. George Gun
ton. Mrs William &. Buehlcr. OF Phla-
dclphia Mr.. and Mrs Tdgar bright.
of New orleans Mrs. NJ l.. Akers. and
Or Robert Black
Mrs Georse Gunton and Baroness
Rosenitrantz gave bridge party tho
middle OF the week 1t Gunton Lodge.
= MI ana Mrs George e. Nelson. n
MeW loFK arrived a. the homestead
M. wees IN 'neh automopile' in
Wnio" they made the "Trip, and District
attorney samuel p Rotan. of Ph'la-
,,. NO. anu H. r. smith arrived from
".'taelpn'a N tnelr motor
-H ~ ','S spending some time
MI hs j J. q. Merritt OF the Merritt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS

fsperia!to The Times Dispatch
Blue Ridge Springs. Va, July Ia
No" that the summer time is here
n"opio are deserving the grind and
glamor of the city for tho IDEAL ell
mate of the mountains. and famous
ola Blue Ridge Syringe with It's un
surpassed mineral water and many
o'her charms, is reaching the height
- attractiveness
All were sorry to soc the departure
OF Mi and Mrs. W. I. Pcniok and 1T
tie daughter Marcia. OF South Boston,