The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS

Blue Ridge Springs. August 2.-slaln
b. by the hand Of relentless Time. an
to note it's dissolution. turns now Tu Wi,S
Laughing naMIns face to greet fair Auggsrs
making sounds vibrating from from all I'I parts
Of the land, these initial days of the
eighth month of the year find this old
h f,SsasiIs hiied to oyerhowing With n
Rotei and the ADJACENT ea1we eott eG!n ' ali
the rooms have been taken. and from
this time on the promise Is for most
guests. Responding to the spirit OF
summer revelry abroad in the land. Il
number of delightful private entertain.
week that has just passed. a notably
lovely and attractive one being tho
bowling party which on Monday morn
compliment to Miss Louise Morgan. of
Columbus. Mise, popular member of
the sun, summer s colony here:
the bowling alley presented an attrac-
tive appearance, the punch table. with
Julia Todd. assisted by Miss Florence
Frey. Mrs. Frey was assisted in re-
ceiving by the guest of honor for the
morning and by several other Of her
friends, and at the conclusion of an
interesting game delightful Sandwiches
were served Tho tallying up OF the
tation Of pretty silver ooin purse to
Miss Clara Hays. Of Petersburg. AS
maker OF the ladies' highest score, and
mour. of Richmond, tho victor among
the men, Consolation prizes were also
awarded to Miss Schwenck and to
handsome box Of silk stockings. was
presented by the hostess.
Another extremely enjoyable AFFAIR
WAS the watermelon Feast which Mrs
E. Frye. of Roanoke, rendered on Wed
nesday morning on the east lawn of the
all the guests Of the hotel present as
her guests. A large number of luscious
melons were cut and enjoyed. the &C
break in the heated morning stretch
On Thursday night nm unusually
pleasant hop, was INDUCED in by the
mem from bedford city snd
ausmenting the usual number of Blue
Ridge dancers. and on Saturday night
So"ng sis of the 70 paae
informal dance in honor of the men
o5ms52 s, ch sssSs s e sf ssi
place. arrived at the Springs on Sat
urday for a stay of some weeks.
Dir, and Mrs. Robert ]. Hancock and
daughter, OF Lynchburg, are also
among the interesting arrivals of the
Mra. Flaherty and MISS Flaherty, OF
Lynchburg, left last week for their
Mrs. E. Frye and children. of Roa-
noke. returned home on Thursday.
James T. Gray. of Richmond. accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. John 3.
Young, also of Richmond. arrived here
last week.
guest here now.
Mrs. "a 6. Freeman and children. OF
Richmond. arrived on Monday for a
stay of some length.
J. F. Wardlaw, OF Lynchborg. who
has been a recent guest here, has re-
turned home. His father, Rev. A @.
Wardlaw. of Greer, S. c.. will remain
here for some time longer
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Cosby, OF Lynch :
burg. are among the recent arrivals.
Mrs. w. B. Montgomery. of Lynch
burg. who has been here. returned home
on Tuesday.
rivals are Mrs. w. H. williams and
daughter, Of New Orleans; Mrs. a. /
de Waning and ehildren and Mrs, E
Gildersleeve Of RICHMOND; Robert
and son: of South Boston; Miss Sarah
Mrs, T. 4. Jennings, OF Lynchburg: w.
Mitchell, of Graham; Miss Var Lear.
Of Durham. n. G: f. II. Terry. Of South
Boston: j. a williams and family, OF
Franklin; DR.. Ben a. Rice, of Forest
Denot