Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-16

quito a number OF Richmonders still
mere. the capital city continuing TO
ieep the lead in having moro rcprescn-
tatives hero than any other one town in
the State.
~ riding party. in which were three
Richmond girls. made quite long
trip this week across the mountains
being In the saddle nearly all day. They
lunched at Newport and returned here
Just before shutdown. The riders were
Misses Martha BcaL Bessie Jackson
and Grace Neal. Of Richmond; Virginia
Mccullough. Of Norfolk, and Cora
Wcstpfhal. OF Chicago. Horseback rid
ing has. perhaps. never before had
more oevotees here than this season.
especially among women. Everybody
rides here. men. women and chlldron
ponies being provided for the latter
Every morning a bevy OF the prcttiest
girls In the mountains OF Virginia
gamer on the porch Of the big no, i
mere. waiting for their horses Tho
mount OF these girls and the Eallopinr
OF the horses over road that stretches
In full view Of the verandas T., an In
spring sight. making an especial an.
peal here in this blue grass country
where the horse ranks second onIy =.
woman in the affection Of the peopIo
The latest addition to the riding ri,,.
Is Miss Cora WestpfhaI, OF chicaro
she arrived this week from the wind,.
Guy, and was in the saddle thre. bours
AFTER she reached the hotel w.arinr
the most stunning riding habi, that h.s
oeen seen here this season.
The mercury made quite dro, ,hi.
week, registering as low a. 3s ,uo
nights, with the result that there u.r.
'"o irosts that looked to early riscrs
almost like light snow. Lor Arc.
Tnr-
cottages all the week
Crisp air and bright sunshine
are making the guests here tvst rnvoI
IN the great outdoors. To ro IN
ni'een- mile hike across the mount7in,
~ considered small matter r,r
Mayor r. n. Crump. OF Memphis won,
oh an clEhteen- Emile hike one day This
week and he thinks nothing of I'll.
,. niue eiEht-mile jaunt every dav
Iii ,;,,C trump Is power in Memphis
po.i'ics' and now holds wha, is ron.
aidcred the biggest Office in m. ~,
OF inc people. that Of county commit
sioner. eo'''nis-
Dr. and Mrs. Horace Barnes NJ n,
oh'o' are spending the late SUNNI,
season mere. DR.. Barnes is one ~ ~.
pes'-hho"n surgeons, Of which he has
neen member for thirty wears Dr
narhes says that about one ont ~
VI inc drafted men in his die
er'ct faiied TO pass the physical e.an,i-
hation. He is heartily in favor be
says OF universal military traininr
not 70 make soldiers. but to make men
Arrivals from Virginia this weck .rn.
or. ana Mrs. j. c. Williams. Wvtb,
me Ar and Mrs. W. A. Radci;n
.rout''Ie +. B. Lucas. River: NJ.
hethe Ridinser. Cambria: Mrs Lar.
.nristmas. Wears Switch: Miss Adai.
:, hristlan. Christiansburg: Mr.. and NJ.
>. Irevett. Richmond: Mrs. ]. Raid.
TLh kanson. Richmond; Mr.. and Mr.,
lhomas Taylor. Newport; B. /. Gjvcns
Newport: Mrs. D. NJ. Harnsberrer MI,
Virginia HarnsherEer. Dan Harneh.
ger Roanoke; Dr. w T.. Driver NJ,
1h' Mrs, j. l.. Vaughan. shawsvillc
Mls' T. b Huffman. Roanoke Nc.
susie Snead, shawsville; S. p RvI.nd
~. n Parker, Richmond: Mrs g
Brown. Miss Edna Brown. Sarrows NJ
ana Mrs. Mcmahon. Norfolk. w
.umsden Pembroke: william Rno.
;nrs. Charles Ruescr. Miss Thea Rner
Gus Broom. Mr.. and Mrs pioh.,
:Wa'hmcE. Miss Elizabeth Gwa,hm.,.
"''an Gwathmey. RichmJad.