The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
JEFFERSON PARK.
Dr.. and Mrs. Edwin q Alder.
. man Were Appreciated Guests.

man Were Appreciated Guests.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,)
JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL, July e.
Mrs. Fannie Taylor Boykin, with an ef-
ncient crops OF assistants. has once more
taken charge Of this delightful resort.
For four years, ever since Mrs. Boykinl
took charge. Jefferson Park has been
tho synonym for hospitality Here peo-
pie from all parts OF the land gather and
it requires only an hours time to feel
perfectly at home, Everybody knows
everybody else and there Is freedom
from restraint that Is most delightful,
Next TO hospitality in point OF attractive
ness comes the fare. The services or a
good hUsekeeper have been engaged and
the old-t standard Of excellence Is
fully lived up to. a8
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin a. Alderman, who
have been guests at the hotel for some
time, left on Thursday for New York,
While here they were recipients OF much
attention and many ahonors. y udglhS
from the many expressions OF satlsfac.
tipn heard on every side, the selection OF
president of the University has been Il
most happy one. Dr. Alderman was kept
very busy all the time. kilograms and
letters we're constantly cqiniA@ IL, aud
IL he does decide to accept the presi-
dency, 1t Will certainly be against the
wishes of his many friends and admirers
In New Orleans, a
His charming young wife made many
friends here, Though seriously lndis-'
posed a good portion OF tho time when
She did appear. 1t was always with a
bright smile and pleasant word for every
one. Mrs. Alderman is rather OF the pru-
nette type She has liquid brown eyes
OF unusual beauty, wavy brown hair ana
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married tllr day she left. Nov supnose
/ decide this question after all. Sup
pose | decide not to come to Virginia,
You know once before a wife was the
means of the University missing a pres
idSnt,"
with the obening OF the School OF
Methods came educators from all over the
country. Many ure uuartered ut this
hotel. Prominent among these are Pr.
and Mrs. II, &. Monlton, OF Chicago uni
versity,p DIR. MQulton's lectures on Bible
Literature and Studies In Shakespeare
nra attracting widespread interest,
Miss Jessca Tabler, OF Washington.
ID. G., who has charge OF the music OF
the School OF Methods. has contralto
voice of rare volume end quality, She
and Miss Elsie Hoyliin, who possesses y
high soprano. entertain the guests most
delightfully."- with their vocal selections,
Mrs, Julian y. Thomas, OF Richmond,
Is one of the most popular ladies' mere,
Coupled with an air OF unusual refine
ment and culture, Mrs. Thomas possesses
rare tact that makes her equal to any
OCCASION
AS in past years. one OF the chief at
fractions Of this place for young people
is dancing at the pavilion Every even
ing crowds OF young people come out from
Charlottesville. The young people from
the hotel go down and all have jolly
time Some of the recent arrivals are
Walter j. Hurley New York; l.eech Is.
Crossoft. University; Miss Annie Fray
sier, Greene county, VA: Il. II, Herring
and wife. Warrenton, Va, G. 5, Wooding,
Virginia; Godfrey Heinkel, Staunton; Phil.
s. Smith Fredericksburg. Va. Alfred ?,
Jones, fredericksburg. Va; MIS- kiddcr
Meade me- Richmond. Vn.; Ebeinbold
Rogers ana wife, University Vt Virginia.