The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-04

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OLD POINT. HyGEYA HorEL,l


OLD POINT. HyGrrA HorEL,l
July ], 1882.
The Hygcia, with It's almost endless ac-
commcdations, Is rapidly filing up. The
company Is now between four and five
hundred, ard when augmented by the
crowds that will pour In between this
will doubtless be unprecedented. There
never was anything like the Rich
mond people here. PhGbus says he
will have to change the name from
the Eygeia to Richmond Hotel. You can
hardly turn without meeting familiar
face, and OF course this greatly adds to
the pleasures and sociability OF Old Point
Amongst those here may he mentioned
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. McCance, Mrs.
Emily Hatcher, Miss Hatcher. Mrs. Il.
Darlington Cabell, Mrs. Walter Bowie,
Miss Branch, Colonel and Mrs. +. III.
Mayo, Miss Sallie Mayo, Mis- .ches Mayo,
Miss Josephine White, " ,lary Jane
Fulton, Mr.. Robert Arclse sand Mrs.
Lawrence Schoolcrait, ~ ines Nc
Canoe, II. +. Archer, Nr' :. Archer,
Miss +. a. Archer, Lev, ines, Miss
Levin JONES, Mrs. \ Wilson,
Claiborne Watkins, La' e Lottier,
Mr.. and Mrs. John II ttier, DIR.
Jud. Il. Wood and wife, catur Ak
tell and wife, &. w. Smith II wife, Mrs.
r. S. Bosher and family, Mrs. annoy, Mrs.
f. +. Cox. Colonel Charles II, Harvey and
wife, Randolph Boiling, +. Ii. Rahm and
family, Miss Mary Rahm, Colonel II. l..
Maury and family, Mr.. Call and family,
Mrs. George Watt, DR.. Il. Il. lIcrndon, DR..
Charles l.. Steel, II. f. Patterson, b. f.
Crump, II. f. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Allen, Colonel X. S. Archer, Mrs. r. ID.
Steger, j. i. Il. Anderson, wife, and sons;
Tazewell Elicit. Miss Elicit, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lyons. Jr., Miss Henry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Byrd Warwick, II. w. Fuller and
family. Mrs. DR.. f. T. Robinson, George
Campbell, III. w. Tyler, Miss Kate Ander-
son, ID. n. Walker, Jr., X. G.. Reynolds,
w. L. Chaplin, Charles Farley, a. L..
HAYNES and wife, Mrs. NJ. J.. Gentry, A.
Judson Watkins and wife, ]. Grant, DR..
A. s. McRae, w. T. Forber, Thomas Boil
ing, Jr., George b. McAdam, Spotswood
Crenshaw, Muscoe Garnet, &. OBJ. Co
wardin and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Light
foot, Mr.. and Mrs. T. III. Leary, Meade Has
kins, A. Y. Stokes, Jr., Henry Wickham, W.
j. Amber, John E. Burley, n. Tally, Jr.,
Colonel Thomas q. Peyton, j. III. Monta-
que, John F. Allen, j. Adair peasants.
T. Miles, +. V. Breeder and wife, General
Joseph X. Anderson, Mrs. A. Dill and
son, Miss A. Weidman, Mrs. Ballauf. +.
l.. Ballauff, A. NJ. Lyons, f. Baker, Colo
mel John Il. Cary, George w. Morgan, +.
ii. Gibson, William ID. Rice, w. l.. Co
wardin, &. Il. Watkins, G. X. Tenant, ii.
G. Chambliss, James w. Allison, w. ii.
Allison, Warner Moore, a. II. Tatum and
wife, Ashton Starkc and wife, L. NJ.
Stairne, Wallace McRea r. A. Patterson,
wife, and daughter; Mrs. ii. &. Smith and
son. Mrs. L. T. Hutchcson, +. T. II.
Myers, Jr., II. NJ. WORKMAN. Ed. Starke,
c.. Warwick, O. L. Gregory, w. b.
Gregory, Colonel Thomas j. Evans,
Colonel George II. Burwell, A. A.
Din, George ID. Starke and family,
Miss Lucy b. Lyon, 1t. w. Lyon, 1t.
II. l.. Chenery, W. o. Knight,
h. IL. Ferguson, Barton IIaXall, j. r. Crcn-
shaw, Miss Eva Crenshaw, II. w. Jones,
Miss W. Page Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B.Mc-
Adams, c. ii. Harvey and wife, Mrs.
james +. GoOde, NJ. +. Maury, Colonel
Richard l.. NJ. Maury and wife, Miss
Maury Page, Miss Henry, SpCtswood
Crenshaw, Miss Jennie Wilson, II.
s. Archer and wife, Mrs. DR.. Joynes,
Mrs. NJ. r. Jeffrey, IL. w. Fuller and
family, Mrs. A. Dill, Miss Ballawf, +.
&. Ballawf. A. u. Balldwf, Il. Baker, Mrs.
NJ. +. Gentry, Miss Annie G. Lyon, t. NJ.
s. A. Ellison, A. II. Court
noy, o. 5. Allen, Thomas Il. Christian, j.
p. Branch and wife, Colonel j. w. Muir
ray, Jr., Samuel Stern, Colonel G. j. Ander-
son, +. II. Bissell, George A. Harris and
wife, p. r. Conrad, V. E. Barksdale, Mrs.
Thorn, Mrs. Thornton, Misses SPOTS, Mrs.
Lizzie Daniel, X. S. Archer, John c.
Chamblain, J. ID. McCance, George a.
LYON. Mrs. w. c. Allen, Mrs. c. Edwards,
Mrs. J. p. Winston, Miss Resale Winston,
Miss NJ. A. Branch, Miss Mary Scott, Miss
Mary +. Branch, and Miss Ellie Branch.
The above list includes United States
Jury, who were ruthlessly torn away from
the bosom OF their families, and are now
serving their country with patriotic devo-
ton by daily sessions in Norfolk and eve
ming adjouInments to the Hygea.
The pretty little bathers' pavilion men
toned in former letter as being in course
OF erection. together with the promenade
from the ballroom, has been completed.
They are great and needed improvements.
The Government is building wharf run
ming from the lighthouse to the old pier
head which has stood unused for so many
wears. IL will soon be completed and
promises to be substantial structure, the
piles being all Of iron.
The charming change in the weather gave
the young people zeal for dancing last
evening, and the ballroom was unusually
lively, A very pretty german was led by
Mr.. Mckay, Of Baltimore.
Soft crabs are backward this season.
They have not been iayoring the Point as
Of old.
Mr.. Phnbus was heard to offer 81 reward
for every mosquito that was brought him.
A large crowd Of Richmond people ar
rived tonight. LOB.