The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14

wet evenings passed with apparently as
much Eaiety as though they were ideal
summer nights There were also several,
dinner parties duringat the week. but ~ ese
were generally ilnpromptu airs l. to help
senliyen what otherwise mig fayes8 been
long. dreary evenings. 81 33
The outlook for the coming week IS
quite lively, socially speaking. Another
yachting party is being planned by Mrs
Reed, Of Delaware, and will probably
come off In the near future with a Visit
to- the lightship, and q short sail outside
the Capes. There are also one u or two
large euchres being talked Of, as We'll as
several more formal dances. and large
banquet, covers for " hich viii be laid
for two hundred and fifty people, will
be given within the next few days at enc
Casino. tg W t;si, "
RAJ .352 WINTER RESORT.
There IS much talk Of making the Cape
a winter as we'll as summer resort. Ac-t
tins on these plans, Mr.. "A. j u. Roe. OF
Princess Anne. Va. Is making arrange
ments to build at once to be in time for
the 4Wint ter season. Plans for. q hotel to
q ccommo ate about NJ one hundred and
fifty people are being drawn VI, and the
building is to be erected for winter as
well as summer comfort. .!
In this HI connection the Chesapeake
Transit Company have nearly completed 4a
their new taton, Will CHI Is designed rs
much for winter as for stimlner ira ;i me.
1.-The waiting rooms being well heated py
the hot water syst EN- and Two large "a open
|ifireplace III :, g
n lust here at may be well to say tina e
las n health giyer, an all-year-round suII
| bath seems to be unsurpasse q. n! r.54lf.5 =.
OKeefe. who is we'll oV1, 70 ms, grgaat
majority ct y 9ae II
| the promoters Of both RESI- rts. has taken
| a daily plunge, varying from a-tews min n
9utes to fifteen or twenty, al the tein-
permits hs gaSkt an ear5
Bust q : tells he tale. TO use his
words. seld ON wear o J, a AZ
I8nevers have a cold ,1' M rs ),AeeIe mas
been n the water When soa y
lining the shore. and with the tempera-
l}ture as low as six degrees, but ne does
not like the notorety Whlc b q Wlnter SURF
son Sc, u 4 generally ste takes his plunge in the
~ = Z i.s BATHING IN WINTER.
While recent ysls fG Atsa Keefe r s
ates th ant' he was VAS asked BY many what
IEfirm 6te was advertising, llcw much ne
i cot, to-, thnt5he vowed to take his Winter e
ldipfin solitude In the future. I, Il Z Il I,
Henry Hotel. Those included in the party
are Mrs. Q. =, Drury, Mrs. !, 8. 8L Is
Miss Ilstelle Drury, Miss Eula Drury,
| Miss Nellie Beazley, Miss May kee;ato'
Miss Bernice LeCato. Mr., s. 81 Dennls,
l Mr. W. A., Drury. Mr.. W. 9. l3reedln ana
| Mi. Walter Douglass. l
Mr.. John RI lIivesay, OF ond VINO
has been with his family In their cottage
on the ocean front for several weeks
| past, has loft on an extended. pusllles SIS
| Trip and will probabl not 8be able y y. 4,
turn before the close8of the season. ~ rs.
Llvesay is entertaining Miss CrutehHte :, \,
| Mr., Young, Of Rlchmond. and MI Smith
iers, of Norfolk. !. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Llnsitz and son, Alex
| ander, Miss Berthe Colin and M r. md Ars.
| w. Liptz are spending a few Weeks sat the
MIS- g. James ssSErly, Of Washington, who
has been visiting Mrs. j. p. Bliss at her
| cottage. returned home yesterda ".
Mrs, u ". Rorebeek, Wife Of i.lenten,
ant L. W. Roreheck. artillery corps, 70
| is at present stationed at Fort Monroe, u
| visiting her mother-tnrlaW at The u ore-
beck cottage on Thlrty-seyenth Street
Or, and sfrs j, A. $ n otinson ana ram K. =.
| lily have returned from a recent visit 20
relatives in8the country, While away, p r.
and Mrs Robinson attended tlles weddIiln,s
| Of Mrs, Robinson's sister, Ats SIS NJ eredltll,
| who was recently married to DR.. 8Beryeaa
| n noted Virginln& phySjCihn,g 4 st3ii ~ -