The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26
Receive Much Attention at
Jefferson Park.
HOURS FULL OF PLEASURE
Forms Of Amusement that Made the
Hours Pass Entirely Too Rapidly.
A Roster of the New
Guests.
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)


JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL. VA. July
Gas the teachers take their departure
this hotel is rapidly filling up with sum-
mer guests. who are on pleasure bent.
The morning hours. instead OF being filled
with lectures. drawing. weaving baskets,
ETC.. are now taken up with card parties.
walks, box-ball, trips to town and morn
Ing germans at the pavilion.
The Hampton party, composed OF Misses
Won Schllling. Watkins. Parramore, Peek.
Chisman, Cowles. Richardson and Hick-
man. are still here. These young ladies
attended the lectures faithfully while they
were on. and took great interest In all
educational questions. Now that school Is
over they are giving their attention as
enthusiastically to social pleasures, A
progressive euchre party and a bal pou
drc are among the gayeties OF the COM
Ing week.
Mr.. Brinkley and Miss Won schiling.
Mr.. York and Miss Watkins. Mr.. Turn
bull and Miss Peek. Mr.. Antrim and Miss
Chisman, Mr.. Taylor and Miss Parramore,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Edge and Mrs. Albert
took drive up to the Mccormick OBJ
servatory on Tuesday evening. Some OF
the party got lost In the woods and had a
very exciting time.
4 "a t3oh-bALlL Vi v CN.
Messrs. John York. OF Pasadena, Cal,
and It. e. Owens. Of Jacksonville, Fla.
entertained some Of their friends at box
ball on Saturday evening. The highest
score of the season was made by one OF
Chicago's bellies,
The usual weekly german was danced on
Wednesday evening Mr.. Stuart Henckle
led with Miss Ann Lee. daughter OF Gen
eral Fltzhugh Lee,
Much to the regret OF their many friends
here, Misses Holbrook, of Chicago. and
Olcote, OF Duluth, left on Friday, These
ladies have made many friends In Vir-
ginia. who will gladly welcome them
back at any time,
A delightful impromptu entertainment
was given at the hotel on Tuesday eve-
ming. Professor James Hughes. inspector
Of schools In Toronto, Canada, In his In
Irritable STYLE. told many incidents and
anecdotes of the school-room that had
come under his notice. often convulsing
his audience with laughter, Then Misses
Bowie and Boykin. accompanied by Miss
De I-nlttre. entertained tho crowd with
some of their choicest vocal selections.
TIE TEE-DlCEs ARRIVE
The "Tee-Dees' are here with their
they are. too. Miss Bertha Bowles Is
very pretty brunette. with wavy dark
hair and brown eyes, Miss Floyd, In
contrast to her. has light hair and hlue
eyes. They, with their chaperone. Miss
Goodman, form an attractive trio. and
are recipients of much attention.
The young people of the hotel have re-
moved all the globes from the electric
lights on the porch, and now couples
can enjoy little private chat without
fear of having the lights turned on them
suddenly Judging from the number OF
these couples who seek private corners
and moonlit lawns. there are several
real cases. on hand,
The members of Miss De Laittre's
music class presented her with n Univer-
s,ty OF Virginia class pin as token Of
their regard and appreciation OF her SER.
Vices Mr., Rucker, of Richmond, In a
graceful little speech. made the presen-
tation on Monday, last. 1t Is needless to
say that Miss De I.aittre prizes II highly,
SOME NEW GUESTS,
Some of the recent guests to arrive are:
Mrs w II. Fitz Hugh, Fredericksburg,
Va, Edmo C. Fitz Hugh. Fredericksburg,
Va, Walter Edward Harris Washington,
b. CT. Miss II. Porter. Charlottesville
Va: Henry B. stoneham. Cold Sulphur,
Va: Joseph o. Peck, New York, N y;
Rertha p. Bowles, Richmond. Val Say
die L. Floyd, Richmond, Va; Estelle
Goodman. Richmond. Va; H. M. BOY
KIN. Richmond, Va; Laura a. feFKes,