The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-12
FUN AT THE SEASH0RE.
oxn royyr COMFORT CONTINUES TO
mr. CENTRE or ATTRACTION.
rhs Presence of the U. =. Cruiser Charles
ton Adds Greatly TO the Gay Lie.
The Constellation Expected.

one would think that Hyseia bellies were
mourning for something. judging from th'
black ribbons which fiutter from every
part OF their attire. Upon closer examl
nation the mystic golden word Charles
Ton" shines out. The thirty officers Of
the ship have been improving their unt
and will be 10th 20 leave what thsy tern
their "Hygeia Home
on Friday Lieutenant Payne, OF tho
Charleston. gave "A breakfast 20 Thomas
Mast, the veteran artist MI Nas'
proved himself a second Chauncey NJ
Depew i'm the matter OF speech making,
and his reputation Tor wit is thoroughly
established.
SATURDAY afternoon Mrs. Beck. Of AZ
lama, chaperoned party 10 the ship
where they were Hospitality entertained ny
The officers.
Later in the day Lieutenant Payne
rave a dinner on board the ship in honor
OF Miss Phinney. Of Corning, n. !.
A number Of yachting and bathing par
fies were In order during the past week.
Two games of baseball between the
Uvgeia nine and the garrison nine
brought out a large crowd Of spectators.
The next game will decide the champion
ship. T.,
Commander Reeder OF the Charleston, Is
ters The two Misses Reeder are well
known beauties and attract much atten-
ton.
Paymaster Simpson. United States navy.
arrived Yesterday He has always been
general favorite here.
II is said that a certain young naval
officer met. loved and proposed 10 a pref
~ young girl at the Hygeia within the
space of fifteen minutes
Mr. II. A. Cowing and family. OF Gin
cinnau, are making their annual stay
here. Mr.. CowiDg comes for the annihl-
lation Of hay fever, which claims him a
victim each succeeding year.
Mrs. Lieutenant VandUzer, United states
navy. formerly Miss Coston, OF Ports
mouth. is one Of the charming young
rnatrons at the Hygeia She once won
gold watch In n contest as Ia who was
the most popular girl In the city.
The United States Scholarship Constella-
ton VIII arrive ga Hampton Roads dur
ing August with three hundred middles
on board.
Among the arrivals during the week
were the following:
IL. III. Grundy. Richmond. Va; A. c.
Denver Miss Denver, Washington. ID. c.;
j. T. Powell Richmond. Va; G. Barton,
New Orleans. La: H. w Guistow. Mary
land; S. Kraus. Baltimore. Md; J. f..
Routh and wife Petersburg. Va; e. C..
willard. Washington y. c.; w. 5. Hut
ton. Birmingham. Ala: J. y. Lightt6ot
and Wife. Richmond, Va; f. -. Winston,
North Carolina; r. T. Richardson. Rich
mond, Va: A. Hatchett. Memphis, Tenn;
nj. j. Stack, G. +. Burnside. +. II. Clark,
Mrs. C. H. Wells. Mrs. w. II. Reeder,
Washington. y. c.; w. L. Miller. Sandy
Springs, Md: Rev. i. !. Robottam. Lam
u. ~ u a 70
Davids. Pa. S. j. Todd Knoxville, Tenn;
c. OBJ. Cowardin and family. G. A. Grant,
Richmond. Va. Miss NJ. Y. Boyd Mrs.
J. w. Bissel. Wilmington, Del; r. +.
Bolton. Washington, -. c.. II. i. Stain
and wife. Tarboro. n. c.: w. II. Rapley.
Washington, ID. c.. William NJ Hannay.
j.. j. Roche. Washington. y. c.. c. y.
Dooly. Baltimore, Md; NJ. d. Heusey
w. T. Jones. Washington, ID. c.; w.
Blair and wife. Hampden-Sidney College.
Va. Mrs. II. Kirsh. V. Donau, Rich
mond, Va; Miss Hannay, w. f. Clark,
Washington. D. c.; C. II. Tenant.
Richmond, Va; u. A. Anderson and wife.
Baltimore. Md; NJ. J. Wright. l.. j. Perry,
Washington, ID. c.; Il. +. Bryan and wife.
New York; w. A. Hauser, Louisville
Ky; A. b. Bigelow, +. Shepardson. Rich
mond, Va; A. Royal, Manches-
ter, Va; Miss f. Il. McCandlish, ].
w. Hiebert, Baltimore Md; Or. p.
Thornton, Newport Ky; c. c. Werner
Mrs. n. Doerhoefer. Miss S. Doerhoefer
Miss Birdel. u. Doerhoefer. Mrs. A. r.
Woodward, Miss Woodward William A.
Goodwin. G. A. Snider and wife. Cincn-
natl, o.: j. H. Macmurdo, Richmond
Va; Mrs. l.. w. Gunther. Baltimore Md. !;
Mrs V. McGruder. Mrs II. NJ. Taylor
Richmond Va; Y Stirling, Jr., Balti-
more. Md; Miss Reeder, Miss n. Reeder,
Washington. ID. c.; ID. NJ. Williams. VIII
mington. ID. c.; G. G. Henning. Wash
jngton. ID. c.: w. G.. Harvey, Jr Rich
mond. Va; J. H. Whteiey. Baltimore.
Md; William III. Beyerdge, a. r. Hart.
Richmond, Va; j. f. Egerton. Baltimore.
Md; II. NJ. Williams. Wilmington, n. C.;
X. II. Garland. Richmond, Va; G. l..
Dean. Richmond, Va: Or. A. Broken
brough and wife, Miss Williams, l.. w.
Brockenhrough. Virginia; J. T. Wheeler,
w. NJ. Pope. ii. McWilliams, ID. NJ. Gray
son. w. N. Fitzgerald. Baltimore. Md
j. r. Purdon and wife, Washington -.
C.; NJ. Smith. H. -. King, w. III. Sessford,
Washington. u. c.; ID. G. Zollikoffer.
+. l.. MorrelI Miss X. Nj. Stryker. Rich
mond. Va; II. r. Busick, Baltimore.
Md; c. j. Patrick. G.. Burruss, Rich
snond, Va. II. +. Collins q. W. Knapp,
pnd wife, @. w Knapp, Jr., A. Nj. Knapp,
William G. Knapp, \. f. Smyrk, Miss
j.. b. Smyrk Baltimore. Md; II. l.. Bis
coe. c. @. Stone and wife. r.. r. Rapley,
j.. II. Rapley. l.. NJ. Babcock, Washing
ton. II. c.; Mrs. J. II. ID. Smoot Miss
j.. Smoot. Alexandria, Va; G. c. Henning,
Washington. u. c.. ]. Currie. j. ". At
kinson. w. II. Johnston. l. l.. Crenshaw
II. l. McCauts. T. A. Spencer. J. T. Ray,
w. NJ Hin, c. j. MacHenry, T. p. Hicks
c. H. H. Turner. r. NJ Dilllard. J. Brown
ing. w. Moore and wife. Richmond. Va.
c. W. Sinclair, Il. II. Hanson. Balt-
more. Md