The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03
the Summer Resorts Last Week ::
NATURAL BRIDGE

lovely days continue il. This favored
land. and life in the open is order OF
lieve the summers heat and the Nights
are always cool. Tho piazza Club has
become needlework club, where its
,iful traceries. Many gather in tho
ladies' writing room. where its electric
ian creates perpetual brceze, and ex-
hour is an eventful time of the day.
and each visitor watches his box with
eager expectancy. There is daily
ture show. The chief object of every cry
visit to the Bridge is. of course. a view
OF the wonderful great stone arch. that
name. and one never tires OF its gran
deur. The lovely glen with its clear
n m01neain ha stream gurgiing along fern
hemlocks and pines is JOY within
itself. and suggests ideas of poetry and
peaceful seclusion.. Just below the
house and steel RATS that make boat
ing pleasure. On the return from
the glen the gate house" offers ra-
and boxes OF sugar plums. Here, too
are the Natural Bridge pennants of
many hues, which the ubiquitous auto
The sloping lawns SURROUNDING the
hotel are dotted with groups as they
play tennis or croquet or beguile the
o u
Lexington never loses its popularity,
and very enthusiastic are the visitors
TO thai picturesque and interesting
to high points for lovely views, and
mysteries Of Buck Hill cave 1D''9 The d tae
ana draws host to the ballroom in the
evenings. Saturday night the scene
Vas was especially gay. as this is fla
sunday might have been called a motor
meet so many were the cars that came
IN. In very large and lively was the dim
Mrs A. Prag and Miss Isabel D. Prag.
81 hichmond, spent the week-en at
Nrs, =; a. Guggenheimer's cottage.
ny. of Atlanta. are located in the JET
ferson cottage.
-, Miss s Aizada MaeNider. of Lynchburs.
up in their motor car to spend the
Weekend with Mrs. Dan Stanford. ~
Messrs Samuel B. Walker, Jr.. and
Mrs; Hugh billiard. of Lynchburg. is
spGenaing this week here.
Guggenhcimer. Jr.. and Nat Guggen-
heimer spent the week end at their cot
tage.
week end visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Dan Stanford
.. p. sires and E. B. Spencer. of Roa-
Y
IL W.. Lewis, Of Buena Vista, spent
the week end here.
Mrs. John Bruins of Chicago. has
joined the party of Mrs. E. C. Wood
ward
J.. H: Cofer and the Misses Cofer. OF
Norfolk. spent a few days here after a
visit to Mountain Lake.
Charles H. Consolvo, of Norfolk,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Consolvo
Mrs w. H. Williams, Miss coralie
Williams and Miss Mildred ZaerinEer,
or New Orleans. are among the new
summer colonists.
Misses Phoebe and Kate Edmunds
and Messrs. Prescott and j. E Ed
munds. of Lynchburg, were a motor
party. that came here on their way to
the Hot Springs.
C: .. Mundy, OF Buffalo Ridge
Springs. is among the latest arrivals
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Dewitt and H.
L. Norman. of Lynchburg, came here
on their return from a motor trip TO
Atlantic City and other points North.
j. L. Richardson and w L. Moore,
OF Lynchburg. are now here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Daniel. j. H Nor
veil. of Baltimore: Mrs. J. F. Calhoun.
and Miss Marie Lacy. of Laurel Miss I;
Miss Virginia Brown, OF Wytheville
I Va, and w. \. Heald and Joe Wyatt
of Lynchburg. were among the new ar
rivals.
On Wednesday Miss Elsa Finckel en-
tertained in honor of Master Fred Nor
rison's birthday.