The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24

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| feast the players. The fnal count
gave the first prize, leather address
book. to Miss Thompsie Holland, OF
| SUFFOLK. The second prize. silver
pencil. was won by Miss Nancy King
Peck. q Lynchburg and the consola :
ton, . box OF bon-bons; fell to Miss
j. G. Smith. of East Orange.
The hotel Is still taxed to its ut
most capacity to accommodate the
arrivals and many are turned away
day after day. The late summer col
ony is very happy one and is made
UP OF faces that have visited the
Bridge year after year and OF others
who have come for the first time.
Indeed the Bridge seems to have
a national popularity and draws wish
tors from the North, East, South and
West. Many OF the summer colony
have their private motor cars here
and so out for daily spins on these
days that are sunlit and wonderful
and hold priceless pictures of sun
kissed hills and mountains of velvety
blueness.
The drive to Lexington never losed
its popularity as il leads to pie
turesaue and interesting town and the
shrines of Lee and Jackson. In the
other direction lies Buchanan,
peaceful town overtopped by mas
sive hills. There are also Glasgow
and Beuna Vista inset in lovely
mountains of majestic proportions.
Roanoke, too. lies within convenient
distance for days outing. Tuesday
night the ballroom was again made
gay by large party OF the bellies and
beaux, of Lexington, who danced I'M
til late hour. Saturday and Sunday
were bright days with many week
end visitors.
Miss Elizabeth D. Adams, of
Lynchburg. has joined Mrs. Ashby
Watts in the Jefferson cottage.
James r. Gordon and Miss Evelyn
Gordon. of Richmond, are again at
the Bridge and find a warm welcome
from their old friel.ds.
DR. and Mrs. Richard L. Burgess,
of Norfolk, and Rupert Mcilroy, of
Chicago, III. have joined the, Bridge
/ economy.
Miss Mary Dade Taylor, of Rich
m md. won her match in the Wo-
mems Singles. defeated Miss Eleanor
| Cameron, of Waco Texas. in two
straight sets, s-3. s-3. Homer Fer
guson, Jr. of Richmond and Newport
News. displaced Harry Kinchley. of
New York. with little effort, scoring
81. s-s. Garrett Wall. Jr.. had an
interesting fight for supremacy
against Donald stralem. of New
York, going three sets for victory
| The score for sets was 60, lie, So.
! The tennis players this summer in
clude many promising boys and Gar
| rett Wall. Jr., has developed wonder
| fully in his game this year. The
| finals are scheduled for Friday and
each day to watch the matches will
| probably be the largest on that day
| that has ever watched a tennis tour
nament here.
Francis r. Willis is here from Rich
nond for a two-weeks stay with Mr..
and Mrs. Edward J. Willis
w r. Monitor arrived from Rich
mond on Sunday.
Iandon r. Funston and Herbert
O Funston. Of Richmond, are stop
wing here for some time.
Alex Stern and Richard 3. Easley
are others registered from New York.
Miss Zelle Minor. of Richmond,
Joined her sister, Miss Minor, at The
White.
C. A. Swift. Jr.. and James T. Swift,
OF Richmond. stopped here on Thurs
day.
Alfred T. Harris. Jr., and his daugh-
ter, Miss Marion Harris. of Richmond
who have been at the Greenbrier fol
two months, started this week fol
Marion, on Buzzard's Bay. where
they will be the guests of Miss Har
ris's sister. Mrs. Kohn wilkins. o
Washington. They will stop at Ho
Springs, Va. in September on theil
return to Richmond from the North
Mrs. Edward Mayo has also been or
the Massachusetts coast this sum
mer
|, Other members OF the summer col
hny are Mrs. Pearl L. Mcpherson
Greensboro. n. c.; c. B. Wells, staun
ton Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Beckner. Bris
toll Mrs, r, Fl. Peake. Miss Rena P
Moses, Mrs. William s. White and w
s White. Jr., Norfolk; Mrs. Samuel w
| Williams. Mrs NJ. L. Kearns. Mise
Margaret walker and Anne Byr'
Walker. Roanoke; n. NJ. Holland. Suf
folk; Mrs. Walter Nolle and children
Mrs. W. D. Furman, seauin. Tex; Mis-
Mae Baehman. Bristol. Tenn; Mis-
Mary G. Moore. Lynchburg; Mr.. an
Mrs. c. r. Moseley. Warrenton. n. c.
Mrs. c. v. Cox. Misses N. b. Cox, v. G
Cox and H. l.. Cox. Norfolk; Mrs. Cor
l. Wells and Miss 0. Scram. Dayton
Ohio: G. p Peed, Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs
{. NJ HALEY. Miss Rena Dickersor
: Percy and Charles HALEY. Ontario. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Land, Suffolk
and Mrs. Leroy S. Edwards, New
port News: Miss Elizabeth B. Davis
Norfolk; Miss Beulah Davis, Lynlh
burg, Miss Margaret Leard and Mis-
Rebedca Douglas, Norfolk; Mis-
Sue Jones. Roanoke, Commander ant
, Mrs A. c. Still, L. s. navy: Miss Mar.
II Bryan, Bronxville, n. Y; Mrs
; Olivia White. New York: Mr.. ant
Mrs. James Turner. Borderland r
l.. Pestley, Mrs. C.. NJ. Postley and NJ
: 4. Atkinson, Washington, D. c., r
W. Winborne, Roanoke; Captain ]
) D. L. McPheeters and Miss S. w
McPheeters. Chattanooga, Tenn; J. b
Hunt, Beuna Visto.
Other arrivals for the week are
Major and Mrs. p. Nunnally, Rich
Nonod; Is. Roseberry and A. DeLow
Washington, d. c., Mrs. Milton Smith
Baltimore. Md: WAO. Bigbee and +
NJ. Darden. Lynehburg, Va, w.
Eobde. Baltimore; J. B. Crockett
Norfolk. MIR. and Mrs. c. H. Goody
wantz and daughter, Blueteld. Yves
Va; Mrs. G. G. Howard and son
Savannah Georgia; ID. c. Jarvis
Norfolk. Mr.. and Mrs. William c
Davis, New York city.