The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
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Especial Correspondence OF The Times
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|S(Specia1 Correspondence " OF N Inc A!IHeoe3
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ALEXANDRIA BAY, Nj. y, July 2s.- --a
| The Catholic summer School. which has
gust completed It's sessions at CHE Haven
brought large numbers OF southerners TO
tho resorts Of Northern New York, and
many score from Virginia, the District
| or Columbia and Maryland are this week
! enjoying the cooling breezes, the spark
| Ing waters and the green woods and
grasses OF the famed Thousand Island
| region. Aside from those brought here
| by the summe r school attraction, the
lInumber OF Southerners atvarious points
\ along the great st. Lawrence Is much
\ greater than In former years, and 1t Is
generally agreed that In future an even
more liberal patronage may be looked for
4 from that section. This, OF course, Is
livery pleasing to the hotel men. but esq
pecially so TO number OF them who are
themselves Houtherners-liko + roprictor
russell, of the From tenac, who Is q
|.Georgian; Landlord Worthen, OF the New
Marsden. who Is q Baltimorean, and Bon
/ face Robinson. OF the Jefferson, who
halls from the "Old Dominion."
SS y1RGINIANs THERE. a
Those Virgnians who have been In at
| tendance at the summer school, and who
il are now sojourning at various points
along the river, include the following:.
Major and Mrs. Murphy. Miss Kitties
Lora Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nee
han, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Orr. WI liam
+. Orr. Mr. and Mrs Thomns F. Foley
and John Foley, OF Richmond; Rev..
Barnum and son, OF Charlottesville; the
Misses Kerrigan and Miss Dealey. o.
SLynchburg. and William III o. Donne1l, or
Winchester. 1 4fl 3 Il $ "a
Y "A part " Of twenty or more from Nor
| folk are at Clayton, In camp after a.
tWo-Heeks' stayEat Cliff Haven and along
the shores Of Lake Champlaln. Some
4 OF the party are M. and Mrs. H olman
Wells. Miss Catherine VI Wells, Miss il en-
ME cDermott, John Vincent, u Harry +.
FL Mason. Miss Sara Mason NJ I. III and
Mrs .55 Michael CrBrien. Miss Cecilia
4 @ Brlen, Miss Kathryn Jackson, Miss Viz
i gtnia ackson, and Mr.. nd Il Mrs. N olan
and son. u IFS 4. 5ssj 81 d;
8ssNOTEDgvIs1ToRs.
Count Beuthel Won Bismarck, a son
OF the famous Iron Chancellor or Ger
many, who has been here for some days
l lett Tor New York city and other points
South yesterday. He viii pay his re-
spects to Preslden t Roosevelt at Oyster
i Bay, and then 30 on ge to BsS Washington.
Richmond and Atlanta. Al 1l'S
$ Mrs. w liam kinley, " dow OF the
late Fl sldent was q passing caller at
4 va rious points along the river this week.
IN n. q private launch owned BY friends I'M
4 Cleveland She was on hersway down the +
river to Valley field, whence she would
i take the train to- her little summer cot
tage IN the 9Adirond acks. To those who
4 had seen ~ her before. the Presidents
! widow appeared to have grown IA very
much older. and sadder In appearances,
| though she greeted friends cordially at
different places. a slgs55 III II: 3l8 "a
Mrs.i Barnum, W q wealthy society wo-
man., OF charlottesville, who with her
| son has been spending some time a { i
Blur Point, Lake Champlain.3s here for
the remainder OF the ~ season. Mrs.
| FBarnum has become infatuated with the I
chase a small island. or a shore; point and
erect uponait a summer ottage.
| SOUTHERN MELODIES,
lat the recent tea OF the Ii States. Ne
given under the direction OF Miss Mary
whitney, OF Boston, and Miss Grace
IGallagher,8 OF Ann Arbor, Mich, AZ II
(ginia was represented by Miss Til ie &
| weigh, OF Lynchburg and Washing ton.
| Miss Weigh is a beautiful brunette, and
Tan accomplished singer. Her Southern
melodies, rendered at the tea, were the
| feature OF that charming affair, and the
lgfair soloist has been besieged VII q IN
Mutations to sing from many quarteI 4
Z MISS w ekIl sl6 l1IS
Ma belle Shaw. OF Baltimore, at the lat lat
| ter s. summer home, s 4 !. !. \
Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. Hayes. OF
Norfolk, are cottage arrivals at CAP 4
Dr. Dr.. Henry NJ Mac Donald |. Of Norfolk.
Ia spending fortnight at REDWOOD,
the guest OF Dr. Amos Ity an ana ana rs
PHILIP Moran both Of Montreal. !,
Fl Among the expected arrivals -, at !, ..ae
Thousand Island House. Alexandra ora h .,sI
are Professors Mason and Lyle. OF the
law department, University OF vIsAh1a'.is
RICHMOND DELIBERATIONS.
The following people from R1chmon "
are re gistcred at tAlexand r1a Bay nostet-
ries: Charles T.. Whitney, Mr.. ana tNlrs.
1amas Barber Miss Lettie Barber. ia INES
Monroe. Miss Nellie Fitzgerald Mrs. Mar
paret Fitzgerald, Henry Z. Kama lph,
isaac Lamson, Miss Maud 1.amson, MISS
1cnnis 5I.an,son and Mrs Charles Wllson v
and maid, = 6, !, = .rr,,
The Misses Hayes. OF Harper's Ferry,
are two very pretty Southern slrls VINO ~
Stnke delight In long rows ana sWlms -
eep water. They are the guests o. MI
and Mrs, Herbert y, Hayes. auh1 A'1t
uncle. also OF Harpers Ferry.
Miss Tessie and Miss Veronica blacK,
~ Richmond, are Corners OF the past 1eW3
davs al Gananoque where they are DON'T
ciled at the Canadian House, the Misses
BLACK spent the earlier days OF July a'
Capa May and Atlantic City.
-, II III q Z Milton. 81 OF Richmond, IS