The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13
AT SIDE OF
Old OCEAN
The Season Not Yet Waning
at Virginia Beach.
SOME RECENT PLEASURES
Parties of5All Kinds Are Of Daily oc.
currence-Judge Waddl''s Fam.
lily Leaves Some Of the Re-
cent Arrivals. 1.a
SOME RECENT PLEASURES

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(sSaAnl TO The lincs-Dl spatch.)
VIRGINIA. !, I31Ac III. Beptenbcr ia
most enthusiastic crowd cnr1o down to
the Beach on Labor Day to- enjoy the
many delightful amuscmcnts offered to
tho sport lovers, buthcrs and dancers. The
day was glorlously cool and the ozone
In tho air made every ono feel excessive-
ly vigorous oil during tho day; every
trolley and train arrived londed. d
Tho programme for the sports was most
interesting. Money prizes wero offered
by the business men OF Norfolk for the
victorious. Social lifo still claims her
share OF the cottagcrs' tlme although
walking, gofing and tennis are among
the most sought after pleasures.
Monday night Il party left Mrs. Thomas
Pannill's cottage, wild Rose, !" on the
,'rrIlby, FOR Norfolk, whcro they enjoyed
n theatre party, given by Mr.. Field Jock,
OF Philadelphia. His guests were Mrs.
Thomas Pnnnlll, Miss Desmond, OF WASH
ington: Miss Christine Cooke, Of Ala.
bamu; Miss Louise Pannill, OF Norfolk:
Mr. Desmond, OF Washington. and Mr..
james Johnston, OF Norfolk. After their
return to the Beach n very delightful
supper was enjoyed. MI
d a bridge whist party was much enjoyed
at Mrs. Arthur G.. Frecmans cottage on
Tuesday evening. Among those who play.
ed were Mrs George Pollard, Miss Allan
N. Cooke, Mr. Harry Sergeant and No.
Allan NJ. Cooke, U. $. NJ, OF Norfolk.
GAVE a CARD PARTY.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Ragland,
OF Radford, Virginia. was tho hostess at
hnr5 cottage. "Wavc"$ OF very charming
card party Duplicate whist was played
for several hours. when Miss Becle Hun
ter, OF Alexandria. was found TO have the
highest score a basket OF Huylers was
tho prize awarded. During the evening
pies and bon-bons wcrc served.
Mrs. Raglnnd's guests were Mrs Al r
thur C. TreNnsn, Mrs. a. NJ. Cook. Miss
Beele Hunter, the Misses Simpson. Mr..
Arthur Freeman, Mr.. Hunt Hannah. Mr.
Ragland and Lieutenant Allan COOK, y.
s. n. s5.i5
A moonlight beach party was enjoyed
by number of young people from the
Norfolk navy yard on Thursday night.
The admiral's launch brought the party
over 10 Norfolk, where they took the
trolley for Virginia Beach. After a moon
light ride through that beautiful section
OF the country through which that8ro on
brings you, tho party qickly found their
way 10 secluded spot on the beacn. "nere
n regular hamper feast was 1nuch en- 81,
loved. Among those who enjoyed this
unloue affair were Mrs. Cooke, the Misses
Harrington, OF the navy yard; MISS LIZ
zie iFrecman, OF New York; Commander
Hogg. United States navy; Phyfnaster
Phillips, United States navy; Lieutenant
Stonworth. United States nnvy;#ssf Dr.
Cooke. United States navy; Ensign
Rhodes, United States navy; Captain
Roots. United States marine corps; Lieu
tenant Cook United States navy, ana MI r'
Rene Ragland, Of Radford Va
nt Of Norfolk. was
one OF the victors of the races on Labor
Day. Hc won three prizcs-a silver loving
cup. for high jumping: sack race. cnl
glass and silver Ice bowl: steeple chase.
., sIlyer-mounted whisk broom
f JUDGE WADDILL LEAVES.
Judge Waddill and his family returned
TO Richmond a few days ago. Ihelr COT
tage. Grey Archer. has been the scene
OF many delightful house parties hurlns
the season. It was with musn Tx 49,
that their many friends learned OF tncr
departure.
Among the recent arrivals at Queen
Anne Cottage are Mr.. Wetherbee, OF NOT
folk; Mr.. Clayton. Newport News; Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Tomlinson, Richmond
va: Misses Carroll, Washington; Mr.
and Mrs. IT. j. Brewer, Elberton, Ga:
Miss Hampton, Pennsylvania MT. 7, anu 10
Mrs. Crccs, Rhode Island. and Rev. T. =.
Minor.
Rev. u. b. Thomas, assistant rector OF
Christ church. Norfolk. Va returned to
hIa homo on Tuesday. after spending
five weeks at Queen Anne Cottage.
Miss Honoria Mitchell and Mrs. BAR
rand of Norfolk. are guests at MIS-
Frcemans COTTAGE
Mr. 1IladImar Sournin, OF washington
OF the Geological Survey Service, IS no"
at Ocean Wave Cottage. IL,
Mr.. 5Diggs, Of washington, Is spendlhs
several days at Miss Blows. ,
| Mrs. Councilman, of OHIO; Mr. l,'dGoo'.
| Of Richmond Mrs. Stockton Mitchell o.
Norfolk; Mr. Ragland, Of Radfora' a.
| at Mrs. Blows cottage.
The Misses O'Bren. Of Richmond r.
turned homo on. Monday. after moht 's
visit to Ocean Wave Cottage
| Mrs frank Short, son and mald, ot
Washington. N. c.. returned 70 the'r
home on Sunday, after months staS
at the Beach, ~,
Miss Nyra Payne, OF Manassas. Va.'
Is now at Miss I'ollard's. -
Mrs. Hopkins, of Manassas LETT lot ~, -.,1'
home Tuesday, after stay at MISS ffo'-
lard's Of several weeks I.
Miss Ling Selden. OF Norfolk, Is '''o
guest of Miss Pollock.
ONE OF THE BFACH BELLIES.
Miss Mamie Janey, Of Leesburg' va
is one Of the bellies Mt the Beach now,
| Miss Janev has been spending severn
weeks ut Miss Pollock's,
Miss Lucy Urnuhart, OF Southampton
| Va. returned to her homo last week, artel
spending the summer at Mrs feorge
| SIMPSONS cottage. "The Victoria. MIS-
| SIMPSONS cottage is closed for the season.
THE GIRL AND THE BEE,
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