Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
.ECCLEsTON IS JOYOUS
WITH INFORMAL GAYETY
Summer Season Is Waning, but That
Has No Appreciable Effect
OH Guests.
BOWLING MATCHES POPULAR
Feature Of Weeks Festivities Is Mock
Marriage, With Miss Angrist us
Bride and Mr.. Durham as Groom.
Many New Arrivals.
Especial to The Times-pispatch,

toPeciai 10 Inc Times Dispatch
EGGLESTON, VA. August 2l.-An-
other week of informal gayety has
marked the life at Eggleston. and tho
waning OF summer has no apprcciabl.
tNehect on the good times which mark
the days and evenings of the many
guests here. While many regrets arc
ieIt at the departure OF some OF the
charming people who have helped TO
make the season the great success II
mas been others have come TO take
tHeir places, and the friendships so
easily formed here have kept the social
atmosphere as delightful as the noun
tain air is fresh and inv!coratinc. Tar
Get and rifle practice is one of the
chiet diversions just now, and parties
or rlhc-armed guests spend long. but
seemingly short. hours on the cliffs
proving or developing their skill az
marksmcn
one OF the numerous bowling matches
OF the week took place on Thursday
afternoon. Those playing were Mr.. and
Mrs. s. ". Kelley. Miss Helen Lee and
Miss Ruth Fisher. OF Norfolk; Miss
Mary White Miss Mary Rcvelcy the
Misses lie Grande and Bennett Vcnablc,
Of Lynchburg. and II. II. Janney, OF
Washington. The highest score was
made By Mr.. Kelley.
On Tuesday evening a mock marriage
woman present spoke OF IT as the most
'heautiful wedding she had ever at
tended. Miss Rose Angrist of Blue
field. was tho bride. and leaned Csore-
what heavily on the arm Of her father.
Mr.. Janney, of Washington. a. A. An
Rr!st was the minister. Luclan Durham
the apparently somewhat intoxicated
groom. G. a. Johnson the best man.
Miss Clara Dillon the bridesmaid. Miss
Edith Summerson tho maid OF honor.
>iruthur Scrivener the ring bearer. The
bridal music was played hy Mrs. Rus
sell Ritz. OF Blncfeid. and Mrs. Sc-iv-
oner. OF Richmond sang Goodbye.
sweet Day"
a progressive nvc hundred party was
held In the ballroom "Wednesday morn
ing. For two hours the exciting con-
test was wagcd. and then the prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Clarence King.
of Pearisburg; Mrs. Fred Ellis OF Nor
folk, and Miss ;iary burnley Wilson.
of LynchhurC Among others Dlayin <
were Mrs. Russell Ritz, Mrs. Walter
l.. Rem. Mrs. Edward II Hawkes. Miss
Evelyn Shancr, Mrs James Wilson,
Arthur Angrist. a c. Johnson. Regi-
nald Thomas and Martin Peters.
g. A Johnson. OF East Radford was
host at n bowling party on Wedn csda y
afternoon in honor of Miss Clara Dill
lon. Of Salem. The other guests were
Mrs. Clarence King. Mrs. Russell Ritz.
Mrs. Walter Renn and Mrs. Fred Ellis.
NJ H. Janney OF Washington who
has proved himself the champion hiker
of the summer. went on TWO long
,ramps last week, TO Narrows on Wed :
nesday. and TO Radford on Friday, each
place being over fifteen miles from
here on the Radford trip he was
accompanied by Norman and Martin
TO Camp Tyler at Big Mountain. six
miles beyond Mountain Lake. and re-
turned with the others when they
broke camp on Tuesday. Tho other
campers. who spent ten days on the
mountain, were Lacy and John Dur
ham. Guy and Carl Williams. James
r. Goodwin. Jr.. sidney Johnson and
Malcolm Goodwin.
Mrs. Arthur Scrivenor and her son,
arthur. Jr.. OF Richmond. who have
e been the guests OF George w. stevens.
president OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. and Mrs. Stevens at Virginia
Manor. Greeniee. Va, arrived this week
TO spend month here. Mr.. Scrivenor
will join them next week
Miss Kathryn Shancr. OF Lynchburg.
spent the past few weeks and has
joined her mother and sister. Mrs ].
=. Shaner and Miss Evelyn Shaner.
Arrivals for the week arc: Mrs G..
q. Hughes, LynchburE; Miss Carroll
Crocker. Charlotte, y. c; r. Komp
ray, Bluchcld. w. Va; j. p. Lambert,
81. Louis. Mo; Miss Estellc Angr!st.
Bluefcld; Mr. and Mrs. Wade Taylor,
Roanoke. Va: MI. and Mrs T. V. Samp.
SON Miss Vivian Sampson, j. W.
Shields. Roanoke: ]. Coleman. Trenton.
Tenn: Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Summerson.
Master Junius Robert Summcrson.
Roanoke: DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Goldman.
Northfork. W. Va. Miss Leona Jordan.
Miss Louise Twin. w. J. Jordan, Mac
alexander. Dublin. Va: Charles a.
Johnson, East Radford. Va