The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-14
VIRGINIA BEACH.
Notes from This Favorite Ocean Re.
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Receiver Bunk, OF the Norfolk, Albe-
marie and Atlantic railroad, with his
family, has been at tho Princess Ammo
for the past week. lie has been on.
gagged III a careful examinations of the
property. He considers the future of
Virginia Beach as u seaside resort as
bne as any in the country.
Some few OF tho cottagers still re
main to enjoy the delightful Septem-
Der weather at the Beach. MIR. Barton
MY ets and family aud Capt. Jno. r..
Todd aud family linge1 on. auu arc
10th to think of leaving. MIR, Myers
considers that with good railroud
schedule,a broadguagc steam or electric
railroad. Virginia Beach would become
most desirable winter aud summer
residential surburb of Norfolk.
Chief Clerk Bonney, of the Princess
Anne, has made many fr.enus among
guests aud cottsgers since his arrival
at the hotel. do is always utlublc and
polite and quick TO surmlse what Is
needed for the comfort anu conveu-
lence of the guest. He IL we'll known
throughout tho country among hotel
people aud The travelling public, aud
the knowledge that he was at tho Priu.
cess Ammo has induced n number of his
friends to come d loDg distance to see
him.
Ned McLoughlin tho popular surf.
nun ut the bath houses, ID a general
favorite. When Ned is about there IS
thorough confidence Oh the part of the
bathers. The little children are ali his
friends and they don't tuiuk any one
as good or rs big as Ned Mclaughlin.
The marriage of Mr.. l.. L, Holland.
% a., nua (1nparul IL.
Norfolk, Albemarle aud Atlantic Knit
road. at Coopers'own, y. Y, to Miss
Emily Gregory. OF tint place, on last
"Wednesday, Is II matter OF gratifying
Interest To the many friends of the
contracting parties. Miss Gregory Is
the daughter OF -. Ii. Gregory, Eco,
who, with his wife, is we'll Known ut
Virginia Beach, aud III NoriuIk, because
OF the inct mat Tor several years they
have spent their winters at Nirginu
Beach. DR.. w. l.. Hurrls, the resi-
deut physician of the Princess Anne,
was MI. Hollands best man. After
the wedding tour, which viii be an ex-
tended Que, they will return to NIr
gina l. ach, and reside ut he Prince
Anue, until the erection OF their cot
tage, work upon which viii begin
speedily. The cottage viii be banC-
some and cummuuious, and will be
beautifully located.
There are still qnite a number OF
guests ut the Princess Anne, Inrrer
than ever before during September,
good demonstration oI the growing
popularity Ut the Beach and the hotel.
The service Mt the hotel during the
pust winter and summer was the best
ever known, and gratifying feature
was the large number OF Richmond,
Washington, Cinclnnntti, ST. Louis
ana New England guests.
Willie O'heeie, the genial Rtatloner
and storekeeper, is one of the popular
residents Of the Beach. lie shares with
Ned Mclaughlin the credit of being
tie best swimmer. He Is well known
from one end OF the country to the
other.
Mr.. James L. Allen, although he has
moved up from tie Beach since the Ist
OF September, still makes evening
visits to try tho surf bnths, which
he considers better now than any other
season OF the year.
Capt Jack Todd and MIR. Allen
! every evening compare notes and pass
regrets that the summer season Is
about over.
DR.. THAMES AT THE Y. M. c. a.
Prof Mettke Will Play Cello
Solo.
Program for the mems meeting Sun.
day, 10Th inst: Hrayer; hymn; scrip
ture reading; song service, with or.
chestrni Accompaniment; cello solo,
Prof. Hans Mettke, late of Knoxville,
Ieun. hyIun: prayer; address. Rev. II.
Is. Thames, ID. D.. of Dnnvllle, Va.
vocal solo, "Hosanua." Prof. Mettke
hymn; Offering; benediction.
Orchestrs-Prof Chas Borjes, violin
MIR Jacob Hecht, violin; MIR Ct f Not
iiugbam, violin, Prof Hans Mettke,
cello; MIR Geo Dawes. cello; MIR ii +
Maxim, cornet; Mr. j Is Gordon, cor.
net; Prof Il Nj Rugby, trombone; Mr.
q II Towson, flute; Prof, Rochussen,
piano.
All men are cordially welcomed,
especially strangers.
Boys and Lead Pencils. "-Supday
at y. III. MIR. Ambrose Page will tell
the boys how they are like lead pen
cils. Every boy in the city should ut.
tend the meeting.
Master Willie Webb will be the or.
ganist for the junior department.
ADJUSTMENTS.
"TRILBY"-Ihe sale of seats for tlis