The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
NATURAL BRIDGE

Natural Bridss. Va, June :o.-Chosen
lightful days OF champagne like buoy
ahc%: VERY refreshing are they after
the fret and fever of the city's turmoil.
me nights are so cool that blankets
are necessary, and one sleeps the sleep
OF the just. After a successful winter
and spring season the summer season
Is opening most ausPiciouSly. and finds
all in the daintiest trim. There are
many improvements this year that Will
add 10 the assured fame of this resort
The summer colony is forming, and
! holds faces old and new. June brides
with attendant groons are here, and
they lind many Swallowed retreats for
honeymoon hours. The days and even
!ngS are enlivened b. gay motor parties
from Lexington bearing the bellies and
beauX Of the commencement season. AS
! THIS IL Il motoring age, and this q
motoring point. cars come In from all
directions. and some linger - while be
fore going on their joyous way. The
road from L:ncEburg has been further
| improved TINS year, and brings many
| motor parties from the Hill CITY.
sir Moses Ezekiel the famuos sculp-
| tor. accompanied by Miss V do Bots Of
Rome. Italy. paid visit 10 the Bridge
after a stay in Lexington.
| Miss MaLellc Allen aud H. ". Allen.
onists.
Eugene L. Lindsey. OF Alexandria.
Va. connected with thc United States
/ Forestry Survey. * now stationed here
! Mrs. l.. IL. Jenkins. Miss Grace Jen-
kins and Master Alfred jenkins. Of
/ Richmond, HAY. Joined the summer
colony
pr. Brown Ayers. presiden, of the
/ University OF Tennessee al Knoxville.
/ spent the week end at the Bridge. DR..
/ Ayers was ompanied by Mrs Ayers,
/ Mr. and Mrs. John *. Anderson, Jr.,
and Mr. j. W. Anderson, OF Richmond
and Professor Douglas Anderson, of
Tulane University, OF New Orleans. :.
Mrs. r. G. Johnson and Miss Mary Il.
/ Walker. OF Birmingham, Ala. are re-
cent additious 10 the summer colony.
! summer colonist after spending the
/ winter here.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles +. willig. of
/ Wcchawken, y. j., came here for their
! honeymoon.
Mrs. }. a. Anderson and Miss Eliza
beth Anderson. OF Lynchburg. and Miss
Rebecca stout, OF Montgomery. Ala.
recently spent an outing at the Bridge
Mrs. !: H. Nowlin. X. i. Nowlin and
J: T.. Nowln. Misses Shumate and
and Miss Catherine Lloyd, OF Lynch :
burg, We're Il motor party that stopped
here after u charming trip TO the Hot
and through Goshen Pass.
Air. ana Mrs. Charles T.. Jordan and
party, OF Durham. " c.. spent several
days here while on motor trip to
Mr.. aid Mrs L. T. Burge and party,
of Miami. Fla. came here while on a
motor trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. y. HARRISON. Mrs
'p..''.NN' "a! 'IScil Gnu . v - Nv II
OF Pittsburgh. Pa. We're AN attractiv.
motor party that spent the eek-end
here while on their WAY. TO the Hot.
Alr. ara Mrs. G. @. Hicks, Of Dunn
y. g.. came here for q week end visit
Mrs, G. {. Flint. Of Monson. Mass.
and Miss Harriet Earle. of Berger
Point, y. j., visited the Bridge Will,
Mir and Mra. r. X. Wilbur Tie,ien
of New York. after spending thcil
honeymoon here, left for O!d Point
Comfort
James $. Murray. George W. souig-
gins and Finley II. y. Bullock Of Balti-
more officials Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. were = motor party that
visited the Bridge recently.
Mr.. and Mrs George - Munroc. al
Quincy. Fla. spent some time at tho
Fridge.