The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
The HOTEL.
NECKLE:INB||.'C
Splc,tiid Resort at Chase City
rs Proving Very
\ Popular.

f CHASE CITY. VA. July z-Guests are
focking to the Mecklcnburg, the manage
4 mont Of which was recently assumed
4 by Mr.. W. G. Hundcy one OF the most
experienced hotel men In the State
1.-THE great structure has been put in
iirst-cIass order. and Is now an ideal
place to enjoy life during the hot
months. a band has been secured from
Washington and music Is Furnished dur
Ing meal hours and nightly for the dan-
!. cSrs,. In which the guests and the youGs
pcoplc8of Chase City take part. z58t y
The bowling alleys and tile ladies pool
II AID billiard rooms have proven strong
drawing cards. and are sources OF con-
tinued pleasure. gd. IA f3i
Tie aIecklenburg IS 6s5 feet above. sea
i 1dTel and the climate Is thoroughly de-
Il lightful. IA
The MecklenburE will throw open its
grounds Tomorrow to Fourth & Of July
y visitors. There will be a sham baltic
Il on the grounds. game OF baseball.
& and speeches by Hon E. w Miner. Rich
q iond. Hon. r. c. southall. Amelia; W.
II Inn. South Boston, Va: ". p; Barks-
III dale, HALIFAX. Va. and Judge J.. Q. Var
rell. OF Emporia. Va. There will be an
4 elaborate concert that night. and spe-
s$clatf brass hand has been engaged for
this occasion.
manufacturer OF Raleigh. N. G.. is at
the Mecklenburg Tor stay Of some
weeks.
Nlr. j. r. chamberlain, Raleigh. N c..
IN prominent fertilizer man, Is at the
Mecklenburg for&n two weeks stay.
Mr.. James G. Penn, of Danvilc. VA.
z n prominent tobacco and cotton manu-
facturcr. accompanied by his charming
wife, IL at the Mecklenburg FOR the sea-
4 son.
Mrs. III. 4. Mahood and her two charm
Ing daughters are guests a t the Mecl,len-
4 burg. 85S
A9large crowd is expected In july, and
Z tlie prospects are that the AIccklenburg
will be filled to overlooking by the 18th.
Among other guests now at the Meek
lenburg are the following: II
+, o. Morning. Raleigh. n. c.; Charles
Wright. Richmond Va: w. n. Jeffress.
Philadelphia. Pa: ]. r. Chamberlain,
!! Raleigh, NJ c.: lie Harrison, Knoxville.
Tenn; Mrs. Aida G. Thayer.lS Washing
i ton, D. c.: I. N. Boenstein. Washing
ton. D. c.: E. c.. Gill. Washington. p. CT:
\ i. Il, Almond. Richmond, Va; j. r.
Corbill. Boydton, Va; w. G. Simmons
S Richmond, Va: s.. IT, Darrell, Durham,
Z n. CD. B. Roundtree. Durham, n. CT;
j. NJ. Lipscomb. Durham n. G.; r. NJ,
Albright, Raleish N, c.; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Penn. Danvllles Va; j. Reynolds,
Virginia; J. Dale Dilworth. Salem. n.
u; Miss Frances Cook, New York; Miss
Z Grace Cook, New York; Miss Anne COOK.
Z New York; Mrs. W, G.. Cook. New York;
c. D, Cone, Rochester, n VI. Dr. Her
a bert Mann, Richmond. Va; p. ]. Moore.
Cleveland, o.. II. REYNOLDS. Richmond.
Va; w. w. Webb, Richmond. Va; Il.
C. Trcvi'ian. Charlottesville, Va; Miss
Florence Mahood, Birmingham: Ala.
Miss Gertrude Mahood Birmingham.
Ala; Mrs. Fl Il. Mahood, Birmingham.
Ala, Mrs C. ID. Lawrence. Dallas, Text
Miss Lawrence Dalasj Tex: r. b. Wes-
ley, Sanford ~ c.; Georse 3 Russell,
Drake's Branch, VAIN. II, Pettus, Jr,,
brakes Branch. Va; Mrs. George s..
|. Hughes. Danville, Va. MI, and Mrs. =.
3 r. Roberts. Virginia; Mr.. Pendeton
Hughes. Danvile, Va: Frank Roberts.
lr,, Virginia; Mr.. II, n. Williams, Viz
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