The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
VIRGINIA. BEACH.
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Ri VIRGINIA. BEACH /, VA. April 3D.
Those who do not visit Virginia Beach
NJ tits season, do not realize how charm.
Ing the Ire is at this time OF year. ,rhc
Princess Anne tlote. with its genial
proprietor, MIR. Groves. is an ideal place
to rest, within sound Of the ocean, Dane.
Ing is INDUCED In every night, TO the
strains Of good music, and with good
partner, good floor, and good musI. what
moro can tho lover Of this form OF enjoy.
fnent want?
Numerous card parties have been IN
vogue recently. at low tide tho driving
on tho hard beach is equally fnc, tho
stranded clipper ship, Henry b. HYDE
which Is almost high, and dry just below
No. Lifo Saving Station. proves an OBJ
jcctivc point for many driving parties
1t may not be generally known that fox
hunting Is n fayorite sport here, under
tic management Of Mr.. Herman Drink
water, the master Of the hounds. Many
good runs have been made The Lynn-
haven oyster, roasted on the bank OF the
river, from which 1t takes It's name. cam
not DO equalled. Many Of tho visitors 10
Virginia Beach, drive, or take tho Chesa-
peake Transit Car. to partake OF this de-
liclous blvalve and unanimously vote the
time we'll spent. &8
Mr.. William Frank, OF New York. Is q
champion fisherman, he truly has fish
ermans luck" The strings of fish that
he has brough back to the hotel attract
the eye of even those who do not indulge
in this allurlng pastlme. 95
Gallilce Church" at Virginia Beach,,
Is succeeding very well. II one may Judge
by the good congregations, and enthus-
iasm Of the young people who have the
welfare OF this little mission at heart
Last Sunday DR.. McKlm, OF Washington,
d. c., oflclnted. Ills excellent sermon on
the "Resurrection," was appreciated by
his many hearers.
Several cottages are open. some for
house parties, and others for the rcccp-
tic nof guests. Among the latter are the
Queen Anne Cottnges," 1.-THE Arlington,
and the Mount Vernon,
The following are q few of the names
of the guests registered at the Princess
Anne Hotel thisRwoek: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
b. Bradflcld and SON, Mr.. Chas Dow, .Jr.,H
Mr.. Theodore Renkel L Mr., &. W. Hanks.
Armstrong. NJ. u q Fl. Smith, Jr.,l Mr.
saml. F.. Blaydent. Mr.Sand Mrs. r. NJ.
Winans, Miss Edna Moore, DR.. Cleveland
Ferris, Miss NJ. Ferris, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Bard Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith,
Mr.. apd Mrs. Howard De Mott, all
from New York city IL
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Shares Of New
Haven Connecticut. Mr.. Shares Is tho
proprietor Of four large hotels in Flor
Ida. .43
Mrs. George Weld and family, Of Balti-
more. Maryland are spending a few
weeks here. prior to a trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Davis and family,
after a sojourn Of two months at tho
hotel, have returned their homo in
4Watertown. Conn. III
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Pople, Flushing
New York; Miss Webb hing New
Mr.. John O.HaSan, Or. NrcKim. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sydney Waterlow, British Embassy:
Mr.. George Meredith, Washington. D. c..
rand Mrs. c. AZ McHoyt, Roanoke.
Va: Master Drewry Batsen, Mrs. Evil.
liam F. Morgan and family. and Dr. and
Miss sill. s$ from Cooperstown, New
York; Mr.. VI B. Coates Kansas City;
Mr.. and Mrs.: ". B. Douglas. Boston,
Mass: Mr.. C. 8 Nick. Whittemore, Mr..
and Mrs. z. S.. Suffer. sElizabeth New
Jersey; Miss Mary Q. 5purg en, Miss Amy
Durgea, and Mr. Ed n. u Durtea. New
ark. New jersey; Judge and Irs.., 3. IIol-
mes Conrad. Winchester, Va; Mrs. z. 8.
Hunter, Richmond. Va; Mr. and Mrs.
Brown and family, Mr., H. G.. JOY. tlan-
tic city: Mr.. II. F. Dayton, Watcrt6wn,
Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. William Wade and
family. Pittsburg. Pa: Mrs. and Misses
Forsyth, Kingston, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Muller, Jersey City. New
Jersey; Mr.. and Mrs G. P. Curtis, Phila-
delphia, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Beckwitl.
from Norfolk. Mr.. Sam Rose. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartwell. Mrs. Rettew. Miss kath-
crime Watt, Miss Annie Watt, Mr.. James
Austin, East Orange. n. j.; Mr.. Meeder.
South Orange, y. j.; and Mr.. Glazier, OF
South Glastonbury. Conn. have just re-
turned to their homes, much benefited
by their stay.