The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
MOUNTAIN LAKE NOTES.

Mountain Lake. Va. Sept The
season here still continues az gay as
ever many social activities marking
the last DAVIS ~ August There has
been little or no change IN the num-
her NJ guests here. new arrivals taking
the place of those who have left Quite
a large colony viii be here through
the month Of September. and many new
arrivals VIII be here within the next
few days
Hsv fever victims from every sect'on
Of Virginia. as we'll a many from other
states, are now making their annual
trip 20 Mountain Lake The elevation
If this resort nearly 5000 feet and
SIS freedom from dust. give immunity
from this eccentric disease
very pretty evening party in the
large summer house near the lake wa7
this week given nv Mrs s II School
field In honor II Mise Marion Boat
wright and Miss Barbara James Of
Danville. Va The occasion was the
birthday anniversary Of Miss Boat
wright. Among the guests we're Mr.
and Mrs LYMAN Dcujsan, NJ T y.
Stokes Mrs r c. Edmands Mrs.
Gwathmey TYLER Mrs. Bess Watson.
Misses Lucy Greer. Fay Aicock, Fran
ces Carrington. Emmle Haywood Jul
net Martin saflle Calling Mary IVY
anu htNNiS Hit Nil'FF7s y = OF liik icy .
Hugh SchooIfe}d Ed Crumr Roger
Warren, J. T Bean and K r. Caskie.
ttre IF rhe u10gt enioyabie affairs
Of the week was chaAng dish supper
al which Miss Mary Ivy Of Danv,Ile.
was the hostess The guests we're Mrs.
Gwathuey TYLER. Misses Mary Cromar-
tie. Marion RoawriKht, Helen Haydock,
Sailie Calling Barbara James Messrs.
Roger Warren Tom Stokes Marshall
F. Bean and Jack Brinkley.
The annual minstrel performance ~
the walters was given this week be-
fore an audience that filled the large
aiming hall which was temporarily
converted into thester, Every guest
at Mountain Lake was present and
thoroughly enjoyed the performance
Among this weeks arrivals are Mr..
and MIS-. Carter Wocm}ev and their
son Ralph Of Richmond. They are
occupying the Lake cottage. which as
therefore one Of the most desira BILE
hara Inspired hv pes caH James, luck
as fisherman Mr. Wormley ia now
getting ready to greatly reduce the
number FL bass tn the lake Deacon
Jones is the nteran- nnEtrlazter and
champion fisherman, and his big catch
this week has caused good deal Of
envy among the OfEeF anglers mere,
Mr. and Mrs w Everett Of Rich
mond. are now spending their honey
moon here. There liz a favarte re-
sort for honeymooners who come here
from all sections Of Virginia. as we'll
az from many other states.
Among the Virginia arrivals thts
week are w G. Drummer. Roanoke:
" II Keith. L.ynrhburg; T /. Tabor
and X f Smith. Norfolk: Mr. and Mrs.
& II Preston, Cape Charles Miss Ruth
II Newsen, Petersburg; Miss Annie r.
Gillian, Prince George Mr. and Nrs G.
TT Alexander. Norfolk Mr. and Mrs
N O webb J. A. SteEer. Roanoke;
Mrs. Fannie c. Parrish. Suffolk NJ 2
Gardner. RlacksburR; Thomas y.
stokes. Elk Hill; W. A Scott. Blacks
burg; @. F. Graham. Christiansburg
Wlliam Hale Ben c. Moomaw, Roa
noke r. ]. Chapman Mrs J w Chap
msn. Salem; Fl. r. Chapman. Roanoke,
Miss Myrtle Snansler, Norfolk; Miss
Winnie Ltnkhous. BlacksburE. Mrs f.
r Read r V. Meheen; Frank W Reed
Mr. and Mrs W l.. Grady. Miss Kath-
crime Wentworth. Miss Martha Went
-Rnann8e e NJ A44l44<. an
FLOYD Mrs J r Jackson. farewell,
Mrs. n. p. Wills, LynchhurR, Miss Mar
saret Jackson. farewell; Hr ana Mrs
r r: James, Miss Catharine flames
Miss Holcomb Danville, ] r Woltord
y wingns1d. & Q. Atkins, Roanoke
Mrs. W. Z. Driver Miss Virginia Driver
w. z. Driver, Jr.. Robert Driver Nor
folk: Miss " Mccullough Norfolk. Mr.
and Mrs .. s. Phlegar. Norfolk Miss
Catherine Phlegar, Christiansburg
George l.. Paxton, Suffolk.