The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-01
Lie Oh Point

rlE HYGEIA, OLD POINT COM
PORT. NA-June 30-Special-The re-
.-.t Book Party, given on Monday even
rl JOB tlc new Administration Building
ls brought out the fact that there are
l.slt minds as we'll as pretty faces at
Ola Point A certain lieutenant who rep
resented Lucille Wore an Old slipper
With a loose heel about his neck. An
other who persOnated Hard Cash was
commented with rows of Chinese coins
KNOWN Among the Teacups" was illus
tratel by young girl who wore neck
lace OF toy cups. The United Service
consisted Of an entire set OF badges and
embems worn by one OF the ladies. Red
as a Rose s. She was much rouged
maiden arrayed in a bTlght-red gown.
The charming wife of a lieutenant was
The Golden Butterfly" in yellow gown
covered with gilt butterflies. Under the
lHacs" was personated by young Mise
who wore a nodding head-dress of the
The Navy Yard tug brought a large
number Of officers and cadets from Nor
folk They looked very brilliant IN 1ull
dress uniforms. ,r.y.
seems to have cut loose from Invalid
ism and launched out as beau. IN
Washington he is a favoTite ana enter
tains lavishly. while at Bar Harbor last
year he literally ruled social aHalrs'
"A
Hygeia, among them, Miss Murray, MISS
Berry. of Washington; the Misses Harrls,
Miss Hayes Miss Williams, Miss Lea, OF
Richmond: Miss Ewing Miss Hunter, OF
Indianapolis; Miss t~ague, Of kent4cKy'
and Miss Connally, OF Asneviie, y. -.
Manager Pike, OF the Hygeia, gave a
fishing party on Tuesday. several hlch-
mond men being among the guests ne
blue FISH season is well on, ana the hu-
merous trout axe very game sa "a ,,o1v in
army circles. A few days since, young
Lieutenant. gracious and fascinating 10
a degree, started up the oedch upon ms
fine charger. Arrayed as he was IN spot
less white trousers and shining toP-DootS'
ne was. indeed, a goodly sight TO look
upon. But. alas, in half hour me
prancing bay came back riderless. Inc
blood streamed from bad cut in his leg.
CONSERVATION sliced the young oIIceIs
who were just emerging from a plunge
IN the surf. A carriage was sent 70 the
rescue IL was found that LIEUTENANT l..
had driven his horse into the waters
Of Chesapeake Bay; the beast OBJECTED
and in a twinklng the debonair rider
was sporting amid the breakers, top-boots
and all. Only wetting, nothing more
June brides are numerous at Old Point.
one happy man has not let 20 or ms
brides arm in two weeks. Nhether ne
IS fearful she may escape OF tna' ne
breads the temptations where there are
81 many fine fellows at hand, one cannot
decide. .L II.
BY July LIST. II IS expected that the ny
reia will be crowded TO It's full capaclry.
There are already an unusual number
of guests for this time Of year. 49,.
Richmond arrivals-Miss Harris, MISS
X Harris. ]. c. Williams. Miss l.. Ad-
kins. Miss Pulliam. II. Glass and child ND
T. v Williams. VIM. S. BISHOP Nat
Nm. Cameron, ]. Dill, Chas. w. Howard
and wife. Miss r. Haynes. Miss T.
HAYNES, Miss NJ. haynes, T. NJ. Worth
am. w. A. Losing, Mrs. Love, Mrs Web
er. Miss Parker, Miss Allen, L. p Win
ston. Frank D. Hin and wife. Miss II.
Lea. J. ID. Patton and wife. II. ]. Ny
ers wife and son FL f. II. W w %a1Ia A. 4
IT BROCK. w L. Talbot. J. y. Beaseley,
MISS Dean; W j. WalE X E MIss d@'5 s@d
v-ife the Misses Hancock, J. f Smith,
r. 4. Smith. A. F. Dickinson, wife; and and
child. J. d. Blair and wife. Miss FREELY
A. b. King, Chas. F.. WORKMAN and VIE
w. d. Meyer. Master ]. Otto Drake
Master John Drake Robert f. Williams