The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27
NATURAL BRIDGE.


SfATuRAI. BRIDGE. VA. July Is.
nth the summer nj high udN
y 1ISno DAYS at the Bridge glide ~ IN
Nj III Ways, Under the inflnence
M mpM perfect iNsati1rr lie ~
4 1877 omen 4 + 10y and each hour =
SSkaen Snofuey&, The getests have as.
i fe6Hbled from ali parts of the Union
go M their days With the attractions
g1sNfsawait them. The sftnfmeF colony
growing day by day and finds here
elfahe delights of a holiday time. Just
Anurr fishing is very popular when the
nahermen descend 10 the glen to try
their luck and return with a shining
airing OF trout or perch as a tooth
eone morsel for supper. There have
bNen n number OF riding parties that
found wooded trails far from the main
s6tk11Way where the automobiles hold
sway. Tennis and bowling grow In
6oDularity with the cooler days. and
HANGING fills the evenings. The first
hour, is given over to the children and
khey. scamper to their hearts con-
mnt before they are hurried of to
bed.
5 One Of the excitemenss OF the week
was the opening the Oriental shop
With its tempting and dainty wares
where the eternal feminine could In
Aulge It's shopping propensities all day
IA
suisite silks and laces and dainty lin
sns were carried of in triumph.
On Thursday night the ballroom
eax quite gay scene Is large
party came out from Lexington to
mend the evening and drive home
= moonlight Those making up the
Gnrty were Misses Haskins. Cooke,
tucker, Moore. Pendleton and Staples
md Messrs. Frank and Stuart Moore,
r,xh n r Earwnnd Il L.
Graham, Jr., and J. A. Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Hoyt, OF New
FORK city, are spending several weeks
here
Mrs. r. @. Bickford and Miss JAG
incline Biekford. OF Newport News.
Va, recently came TO the Bridge Tor
m outing OF several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Moses and fam
ny. of Lynchburg. are here after
! sojourn at Atlantic City.
Miss Edith Chalkley and Mrs. Vera
Gentry, of Richmond, Va, are among
the new arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Guggenheimer
and family. of Lynchburg, have taken
1 cottage for the season. They have
brought their motor car and riding
horse, and expect to enjoy life In the
open.
Mrs Ferguson and Mrs. M. X.
Parrish of Drewry's Bluff, Va, have
aiken apartments for the summer.
DR.. James Morrison, OF I4ynchburg,
pent the weekend with his family
aere.
4 Miss Efie Gross, of Galveston, Tex.
has returned from visit to Miss
Fannie Craddock. of Iynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Stanford. OF
Lynchbury are here for an outing.
w. s. McCtanahan and SON, of Roam
over in their motor to
spend the week END with Mrs. Nc
-ianahan.
\ Mrs. w. II. Urquhart and party, OF
Richmond. guests of many seasons
rave returned this year Mrs. Urqn-
hart In accompanied by her daughters.
Mrs. r. o. McCabe and Miss Rachael
-ruuhart, and by her lovely little
granddaughter, Miss Lily Urquhart
McCabe.
& A large motor party came out from
Roanoke for the week END, including
Mrs, T; w, Goodwin. Misses Lila and
Julie Terry. Mary Goodwin, Pauline
Massie, E. Halle and Lizzie ITALIA
erro land Messrs. Edwin Goodwin.
Charles McNeai and w. F. Penn.
A. W. Cameron. Of Hot Springs. Is
here for an outing.
Messrs r. w MassIe. w. p. Har-
as, s. G. Baldwin. IL. l. williams and
Ernest williams. OF Lynchburg. were
motor party that spent Saturday
llght here.
s3 Mrs. Charles II. ConsoIvo and son,
II Norfolk, have returned this sum
ner. Mrs. Consolvo Is accompanied
~ Mrs. Matte T.. Bowling. of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson. OF
Tingtna. Va. are among the latest
arrivals.