The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
WHERE OCEAN ROLLS.
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CAPE HENRY, VA, August 12.-The
dancing class recently organized by Miss
Friedman, Of Norfolk, has become quite
a feature among the social pastimes at
the Cape. The younger social element
responded In numbers far above her ex-
pectations, although most of them were
dancers OF no mean ability, The use OF
the Casino pavilion during the mornings
was generously placed at the disposal OF
the Young people by Manager Bergin, and
the class meetings, which occur three
times a week, have been INDUCED in with
s,,ch evident enjoyment that Miss Fried.
man will doubtless continue them during
all OF August, and perhaps will arrange
FOR one or two formal hops during that
time.
The concert given by the Casino orches-
ira on Sunday evening last was. im-
mensely enjoyed. The selections used
8bordered mostly on the classics, ana
were Of such, n nature as 70 Please 'n -
popular ear MS we'll.
i On last Sunday evening Captain Thomas
Boiling entertained Mr.. Herman ]. Wall.
Of washing Ton, and AIessrs. w. Oval
ton and M. s.. Vlnson, Of Huntington,
". Va, aboard Lightship No, 46. Cap
tain Boiling had quito an elaborate din
nor served in honor of the occasion, dur
ing which he entertained his guests
with many of his early day experiences
Captain Boiling will be remembered us
one of tho ablest mariners Of the OLD
school. and his career has peen an event 'Al
full and interesting one.
Dinner parties of an Informal nature
have been quite numerous at the casino
during the past week, no less thnn SEVEN
helnr In progress at one timo last sun
day : evening. Others have followed a.
different times In rapid succession, az
az them greatly enjoying tho main STAPLE
Of this section-that Is. sea food.
Miss Ella O'Keefe, of Norfolk. enter
tanned a few friends at aihnes ~ n ms
casino on Monday evening last me
occasion was an informal but none the
less delightful one, the table being very
toa tefully decorated. Covers We're lad
tnr six. Miss O'Keefe's guests being Mrs.
n n. Wise, Mr.. u. II, Wise and Mr., Wise.
OF Greenyille, 3, c.; Mrs, ", J: scluta.
tbs. of Norfolk. and Mrs, IS Hehry, OF
Worcester, Mass. ,a,d
Mrs Charles w, Cawson, of Richmond
and washington, Is a guest OF Mrs. a. U
Pickells. Mrs. Cawson will probably re-
min at tho Cape for two weeks, at tho
cnd OF which she Will go direct 70 1tlch-
mond to visit relatives, 49,
Mrs benjamin Reed. who has been
snendine the summer at the Ferepeo COT
tagc, has gone to baltimore ~ colHp1hy
With her husband. Chief Engineer Reed
of the lighthouse service. MI, Reed mas
recently been transferred TO duty IN
porto Rico, and will shortly sail for his
new station, but Mrs, Reed will return
10 the Cape to remain until the fall.
s Messrs. Allen and Harry Long, who
recently arrived at Cape Henry In their
Roy canoe Rs left on M 30 Way o Of
chesapenke Bay. They expect to make
the TRIP within three days, provided favor
able weather continues, and Will return
Il 10 New York from Baltimore by rail, 81
Mrs. John r., Liyesay has as guests
Miss Wilkins and pr, and Mrs, PAU
Heed and family. a.,
Recent arrivals al the Hygeia are Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Fox, Of Phlladelphla,
and Miss Todd. Of smtthfleld,
Miss Ida Laird arrived on SATURDAY
from Montgomery. Ala, to be the guest
during August or Mrs Leila Leslie, who
is now now stopping at the Midget cottage;
MISS Ida Fretwell is a guest OF the
Misses Holmes. M,
MRS d. w. Washburn Is ,entertalning
Mr. NIL q! 4T3ristoW and wife. OF RichMONd: