Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30
AUTO TRIPS POPULAR
At ROCKBR|DCE ALUM
swimming Pool Party for tho Young
People Also Is Greatly
Enjoyed
= NEW ARRIVALS NUMEROUS
Many Cottages opened for Season.
II. r.. Snow. of Tampa, Fla, Enter
tains His Friends at an Alligator
Pear Supper.
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch
koCNBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
July 29.-The weeks delightful weathei
mad caused renewed interest in outdoor
sports. and automobile parties. in par
tcular, have played IL prominent part
in the Alums social life One of the
largest was that given on Monday by
MIR. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Nornect, OF
Winston Salem, n. G. The party went
to historic Lexington for luncheon, re-
turning through the beautiful Goshen
Pass for supper at the Alleghany Inn,
in Goshen. thence by moonlight to the
Alum.
Major and Mrs. Montgomery Corsc OF
Lexington. Va. were among the hosts
of Monday, entertaining at cards in
the parlors of the Central. in honor
OF Misses Earnest, of Portsmouth, Va.
TwentN-f"ur PLAYERS took part in the
game, in which the highest scores were
made by Airs. Thomas Adkins, of Rich
moud, and Colonel William Bull Of 81
Louis,
New arrivals are numerous. Among
those who have opened their cottages
for tho season are Mrs. Lcandcr {.
Woolfolk, of Louisville. Ky; Mrs. c. X.
Walters. of Richmond; Mrs. Henry
James. of Abilene. Ten; Mr.. and Mrs
II. l.. Newman, of Charlottesville. Va.
Mrs II. j. Gates, Of Louisville, Ky;
Mrs. T.. Y. Knight. of New Albany. Ind,
and Mrs. Branch Martin. of Toano. Va.
y particularly enjoyable event Of
the week was the swimming pool party
given on Tuesday afternoon by Dr.
Calvin II. Childrcss, of Richmond. in
honor OF Miss Priscilla Macon Shcp-
herd, OF pumharton, Va. in which
thirty of the younger set took part.
tea being served afterward at the
Cahcll cottage, in Kentucky Row.
Miss Marion Sanders. of ST. Louis.
was hostess on Wednesday at lunch
con given in the Casino, in honor Of
Miss Margaret Foegc, of Richmond.
Among the guests were Miss Mande
Martin. Of Toano, Va; Miss Dorothy
James, Of Abilene, Tex: Miss Elizabeth
Norflcci. OF Winston-Salcm, y. G.;
Misses Conway. of Danville, Va: Misses
shepherd. of Dumharton. Va; Misses
Walters, Of Richmond; Miss I.ctye
Thaclicr. of Richmond: Miss Marchaut.
Of Baltimore. and Misses Earnest of
Fort SnOuth, Va.
rtnr, FROM RICHMOND
IN KENTUCKY ROW
y popular party from Richmond ar
irving this week. and now located for
the summer in kentucky Row. includes
Mrs William NJ. Taliafcrro, Miss Louise
l.. Taliafcrro. Miss Elizabcth Brandcr
and Master Brandcr Taliaforr".
Among the former visitors who arc
Kelly. l. Austin Kelly, I'll, and Ed
ward Byrd Kelly. of Ashland, Ky. who
arrived on Wednesday. Mrs. Kelly
was the guest of honor at u supper
given on Thursday evening ny Mrs.
James Branch Cahel. OF Dumharton
Va. ON the piazza of the EabcIi COT
taGc in Kentucky Row.
The weekly cotilliou, on "Wednesday
evening WAS attended by twcniy-iive
couples. the figures being led by DIR.
Calvin II. ChildreSS. Of Richmond
dancing with Miss Priscilla Macon
Shcphcrd Of Dumbarton. Va.
H. Il. Snow. OF Tampa. Fla. enter
tanned party Of friends at an en-
joyablc alligator pear supper following
the dance.
Members Of tn" Y. NJ l. summer
schnnl which opens here on Tuesday.
under the. charge of Captain stewart
w Anderson. of Portsmouth, Va, al
ready have begun to arrive.