The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-23
NATURAL BRIDGE

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NATURAL Bti DC r. VA. August -.
summer season was the annual fancy
dress ball on saturday night. The
ballroom was prettily decorated with
Japanese umbrellas, lanterns and fes-
.toons of vivid hucs. and with its my
'riads Of electric lights made bright
setting for the gay scene Into this
setting came tho Goddess of Liberty
clad III white and bearing her flaming
torch rs the leader of the procession
was. and it won the applause OF the
spectators as il went through the
figures Of me gr1nd march The cos,
y ,,.. Wrr" cNcciiien'Iy gotten W. and
Prizes were offered by the hotel Tor
the best 'adxs. Genileman's and child'Y
mounted lemon dish. VAS won by MISS
Hawthorne. Of New York as "A capital
sis hopkins the gentlemans prize,
q purple leather stud box was won Inv
Robert Bcaton. Of pon sniouth, Va az
4 pcrsonihed Parcel Post, and the
en- ~ piiz", a bronze pencil stand. fell
to little iictSey Embrcy. OF Frcdcricks-
nnuis. d; as Gharming miniature
caugh; the spirit Of the time. and was
greeted with much applause az thov
entered dressed as a negro family
There were many visitors. and the
d''ncins lasted until the mid r1,,ht hour.
represented were Mrs Page Massie. OF
Aliens Creek. Va, the Goddess Of
Liberty Miss Daisy GuggcnheiIner. Of
ll.ynchburs,. as Turkish girl; Miss
StrodG, OF Staunton. as a Russian peas
ani Miss hawthorne. Of New York. as
,a sis norkfins,: Miss Cook, Of Washing
cinnati, rs little girl Miss Martha
Massic, Of Lynchburg, as Greek girl:
Miss W.rsni2 OF Roanoke. as Red RID.
Lynchburg. AZ an old fashioned girl:
M!ss Thompkims, OF Lynchhurg. as a
Red Cross nurse: Miss MacNider. OF
IN lb a. "a tel
Il EdInunds. OF Richmond, as a shep-
erdcss: Miss Betsey Embrey. OF Fred
srichs1nrg. as a Colonial lady; Miss
Ptcrrot. Miss Lila Hirsh. OF Atlanta
as Greek girl; Miss Evelyn Hirsh. OF
Atlanta, az a Red Cross nurse: Robert
Heaton, Of Portsmouth. az Parcel Post:
Master Max GugZcnhcmer. OF Lynch
burg, as a ballet girl Master Heath. OF
Norfolk, as cowboy.
Another pleasant even; OF the week
VAS the card party on Tuesday morn
ms. The tables were arranged in the
pavilion, whc,e delightful bree%es
blow. and were set some for auction
and some for five hundred. each PLAY
M Tor rs own prize The. AUCTION
chiefs. set OF playing cards and a
silver picture frame. We're won by Mrs
{: NJ Gugecnlieimcr, % Lynchburg.
Mrs. &. J. EHerbe. OF ST. Louis. and
MISS I;arhaln. OF Newsonis. Va respcc-
lively: ana Tho I'VE hundred prizes.
set OF playing cards and box Of
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Soi!ers OF Baltimore, and TO Mrs. Hrsh.
OF Atlanta.
During these YARN summer days
swimming - the most popular past
time. The pool is in charge OF Il swim
ming teacher and oven the most tiIn.d
can be persuaded TO take - plunge. on
Norfolk and Western from Roanoke and
other points came to the Bridge ana
then went on 10 Grottoes and Luray.
Robert Il Rcaton. Of Portsmouth. Va.
mas jpiilrp the SuluFne! colony.
John Eatz. Jr., Of l.ynchburg. spent
several days here with Mrs, katz
iordon. Of Richmond. have returned 10
The Brlfee ihis summer; and are warm
the Bridge colony.
Mr. and Mrs. y. % Sellers and Miss
Margaret Sellers. of Baltimore. Md. are
among the recent arrivals.
Robert NJ. Hughes. ir., of Norfolk.
return from EUROPE Mr. Hughes was
In London when war was declared. and
war quite tho hero OF the hour on mis-
here win Mrs. RS MaIy K. p ra FShfuS Is
W Massie; Of Lynch burg, spent
W. \. Woodroof. Of Lynchburg. spent
several DAYS here last week
Mr and Mrs. p; r. sites. Miss Eliza
came here for the week end.
Don p; Halsey, DR.. John W; billiard.
L-ockridge and Drs. Sam Wilson and
Bernard Kyle. OF Lynchburg, spent the
week end here.
o. r. Stamford. OF Lynchhurg. was
recent visitor 10 the Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Clark. OF Cro2et.
Va, have returned home. after spend
Ing week here.
Mrs l.. Lippman. o. Savannah. Ga.
has Joined Mrs. Gugsenheimer ri her
cottage
j. G. Kelly and r. r. King. of Pitts
bureh, Pa. spent several days here
while or a motor tour through Vir-
ginia.
Mr. and Mrs w. W Lynn. Miss Mary
z. Lynn. Messrs. Harold L. and Irwin
\. Lynn and Miss :. II. Snead. OF
LynchIburs,. were a motor party that
came here for the week end
Mrs. NJ. s. Wall. OF Huntingdon w
Va; Misses Thelma r. Watts and Edith
Holt. Of Richmond. and Misses L. G.
Jones, Clara l. Jones and Stella Rayne.
OF Lynchhurg. are among the recent
arrivals.