The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
OLD SWEET SPRINGS
(Special to Tn, T,r,.. ,,.

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Old Sweet Springs. W. Va. JuIv p,rb,.
week has witnessed a s,.asv ro,-,, J..
OF guests by train un,l aut.n,oh,,.
| represents many States OF mo 1,,,o, 49,
Journey seeming too long II the old So,
IN ~ a, tnv s%ni accumulated. as many OF the
hapitucs nave been coming back vear ,f,a,
| year for decade. ' "i'e'
one OF the most enjoyable affairs OF IN.
Lucille Paxton. of Washington Both ALAS
were In commission at tho same tim. 49,, :,
after the delightful excitement OF various
strikes ana spares the two winning teama
played II off. the prizes going TO Mrs W.
g. Crisp and Cadet w. a. Snow OF Wash
inSton. The guests included tho Nissa.
Green. Louisville. KY: Miss Emily Lyma,'
and Miss stacy Richmond: Mrs j. a
Rhodes Miss Schoneid. Miss Phyllis Irwin.
Mason Gibbs. ". A. Snow and Charles q
pauliin. Washington. u. G.; Miss Proudd,.
Miss buckingham. Miss Miiburn. Aiemphis
Misses Foreshaw and HIN. Baltimore. Md
Miss crusel. New Orleans Mrs. r. A. Car.
son. Columbus: Miss Philip Noyes. Charles.
ton. w. Va. and Thomas Johns. Lynchburs.
Va.
Miss Louise NJ Wood. of New York was
one OF the hostesses at bridge. the high
scores ana prizes going to George j. bichl
New York.
Mrs Caroline NJ. Robinson s,v. n bowl
ing party In honor OF Master John MI
burn 81 Washington. TO ,:nlrn hi. v,r,..
playmatcs were hidden Tho prizes we're
won b. Sanders Carson and lowell John
ston.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL C. Buist. of charic.,on.
{" entertained a large supper parry in
the Srill room ON Saturday evening
Mr.. ana Mrs George T.. Dichl. Of Covirg-
ton. Ky. gave Am Informal sup2cr party
after tho ball.
~ touring party. consisting OF Mr. and
Mrs NJ. Rivers of Charleston s. =, AMI ,5r
Henry Horlback. came up by automobile
reporting Il fine run and over roads, ia e, :
ceilent condition. they having selected the
New York Atlanta scout road
me swimming pools have been very
horseback ride a morning in tho bowl
ing alley. tho adjourned meeting is usually
' I" the , 1athhouse 1t is astonishing how
few lessons to Mary Clark h,tl, daughter
Of Captain and Mrs. Hollis Clark and II,
tie Alice Niburn. of Washington. have
made them quite a. ease N tie w.t.cr
Charley Spear OF Memphis wno h,E claim
10 "nly h"e years. takes hca,ie- f:o,t
any point OF vsntngc.
among this weeks arrivals arc noted:
Miss McPheeters. 81 Louis. Mo. Mr. RAT
Ahidred YIN. Miss Betty roreshaw. Dai,i-
i'''ro N'i. Mrs. 4. Branch Ct1.,l j."h.
mond; Mrs II. g. Scott. Mis- De:k. ',harlcs-
tor. W Va Mrs g. McFaddct, Misc Sht-
lt% thisn. Memphis. Tenn: A. T.: I,,ls,
william .lnser Dunkn. IN lrleu,,n $ =.
Captain H. e. Clark Washinr,nn' - q.
Miss Dosre,,, clarkSylie: Mrs. W T.. Ok
born. Mrs. Il. a cunnin gh;tn Gre"nsboro
\. g Mrs \. H. Wood. Leighton Wood
Petros, Tenn; Mr. ana Mrs " r. Gates
Murran. Norfolk. Va; MIR and Mrs Hy.ic
Smith Charles e. Milburn, Nrs. " A. GIN
lieutenant j. Is. Rhodes. Washington D.
g; Charles =. Sterrctt. II . scott Charles
ton. W. Va. Mr.. aud Mrs, NJ Rivcrp
Charleston. $. e.. DR.. Henry fforiback Co
lumbia, :. g. Mrs Mathews Mts Mathews
MISS wilkins. NJ Roumice. a +. Nathews
Lewishurs. ". Va, Mrs. A NJ. Holdcrness
Charleston w. Va. Colonel and Mira j. l.
Powell. Miss Powers Mrs Il Z William
son and family. Washington. -. e: Mrs ~
a. Adams. San Antonio Tea; Miss Iau-,
u. Carr. 5. Louis, Mo: Miss Eiiza.c,h
camp. san Antonio. ana l.. s. Lake PM
alelphia.