Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
] HONEYMOON SEASON
IS STILL AT HEIGHT
Mountain Lake Entertains Unusual.
~ Large Number of Bridal
S$S Couples.

.tt'peCIdt 10 Inc IlmeS-D lSp3tCh.)
ssMOUTAIN LAKE. July 1G.-Tho
;sltoneymoon season is stnl at lie
height Mt Mountain Lake. quite IA
number OF bridal couples being guest.
here at present. In fact. there are
as many here now us las, month.
though juno is considered the month
sfoIi brides. Since the 18th OF June.
when the first names on the register
were those of u bridal couple from
coming here from every section OF
Virginia.
Only few evenings ago a charm
ing. -matron from the far South ar
rived on the 9 O'Clock hack. and
came up the porch steps on the arm
of her son. Another bridal couple
Whispered the guests on tho porch
I'm this instance the mistake was
quite a naural ono.
Xxx But 1T was left for Il young married
couple from the vicinity OF Roanoke
To simply FOOT the guests to death"
Not only that but they fooled tho
hotel clerks, and that is an accomp-
lishment Of which amy bride and
groom might Well be proud. IL they
had planned to spend their honey
moon at summer resort. ard nat
let soul know they had been mar
Eried. only few days before they
stame, as this couple had.
49, Knows Places of Interest.
~ One of tho most popular men at
Mountain Lake is George Nassif who
has been coming here so many sea
sons that he is considered by the
guests as almost part OF tho place.
Mr.. Nassif has Il personality which
4 1T - 1rlN
tain Lake. He is "a philosopher with
"a keen sense of humor and his ac-
cent adds to the charm Of his CON
sersation. He knows all the many
places of intercst-Bears Gin. Bar
.ney's Wall, the Cascades, Prospect
Rock, Bald Knob--and he is ever
ready TO act as Il guide TO the guest
who is king his first visit to this
landEof the clouds
Miss Bessie Haupt. of Philadelphia.
who has been coming 10 Mountain
Lake since her childhood. registered
this week. Miss Haupt is an ac-
complishcd musician ana adds much
TO the enjoyment of the music lovers
kere.
Among the Virginia arrivals this
week are. +. l.. Crutchficld. Rich
mond: Mr.. and Mrs y. Il. i'iickCn-
ger, Norfolk; Miss Sue Munford and
Myrc Atwood. Newport News. Mrs
j. II. stephens. Christiansburg: Miss
.Blanch Clark and Devcrc Clark.
Elacksburg; pr. and Mrs. \. stone,
Misses Ruth and Glare stone. Roam
tcke: W. w. Argabright. Blacksburg:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Willis, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. $. Hylton. Mr.. and Mrs. George
a Willis. Jr.. Misses Elizabeth and
Myrtle Copcnhavcr, Mrs. .Nivia Boyd.
j. a. Willis and Miss Virginia Bel
ton, Willis: D. -. Carter John Il.
Hogan. :. y. Bell. 4. II. CoIl:ngS
HlacksburE; Dr, W. L. Whitman. n
II. stone, AIR. and Mrs, William Watts
William Watts. IL. y. NJ. Nelson. ,Ir
Miss, Katherine Nelson. Miss ELIZA
beth Nelson. Paul II. Johnson. Roam
\ckc: Mir. and Mrs. Fred licincman,
Mrs. Harry l.. Gill Petersburg: Mrs.
y l.. Eaton. Miss Kate Pearson, ".
y Dawson. rearishurg. MIR. and Mrs.
q. w. Davis and child. panvl!c.
Madame VI. De Canavaro Blackstone;
l.. L. Dudley. Dublin: Mrs. II, -
stone and child, Mrs. e. A. stone,
Aiisl NJ. stone. Roanoke; Miss Rcbec-
"a Keargon. Martinsvillc; Alysc Shcp.
herd. Francis Jones, Mary Johnson.
ELIZA beth Colcr H. 4 letters, Chat
ham; Miss Flora white. :. q. Whit
lie. II. q. Whittlc. Martinsvillc: Mr.
and Mrs. James j. Johnston, Eliza
beti, and James -. Johnston. Jr.
Roanoke: j. T.. Rice. Bassctt; MIR and
Mrs. +. l.. Gilmore. Alberta; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Frantz. Virgil Frau,a
and child, Roanoke; W. H. Wyatt.
Newport News; q, l. Warbler. Il: l..
Traylor, BlacksburG Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Lucas, Margaret Miller. raUi
Craft. Luther Linden. Alnriory Port
,crfield; Pembroke. Doric l.nrncr. car
;Tiey Lucas. Newport: J.. y. Fields. T.
Il. Dulaney, Blachsbur-; u. G. Dud-
-ieS.lJ. G. Jordan. Jr.. panViilc: W =
Isinkons, East Eadfprd. T., c. .AkcrS.
:t2adford: Mrs. Frederick James. II
IL Simmons. c. 8. Jofr son. Roanoke:
Miss Margaret fraGa,f, Christians
itHrg: Thomas G, Creary Mt Airy.