The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
like. Old Times.
4 AlTVRj|g'l|N'! IA! Eng!
Formal Weekly Hops 1intatlgut-
rated, as ins4thc Earlier Life
* Il of the Hotel. d
HANDSOME GOWNS INCREASE:
The Cottages Arc Filling Rapidly
NJ andEthe HotelHas Many
il 85Ss@ Guests.
g(speclal to Tlie 1lines-Dlspatch.

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SV1RGtNrA BEACH,|SvA .S,f JUNO gg30.--Thet
ballrooms5o OF the y ritlcess Anne Hotel wa
the scene lastsshturday night that brought
one buck to- the earlier days or the
house. It was OF the first regular dance
OF the season., and marks the beginning
OF theNweekly hops thin the past few
years dancing has Been carried on night
" during the week, but the eini-fornal
fntrnosphere iofs these weekly affairs has
long been d sent.g * $S 5S2 5S{
The dressls1g among the Visitors At
the Beach tfls season also brings one
back to It's former days. Not IN q greet
mans seasons has there @Deerg suchfsia
displny OF lingerie and embroidery as
has been seen during the past week Ign
the board walk, .and5the outlook promises
fnir4to present a panorama not only pleas
ing to the eye for tho season. but highly
fascinating. &
Active work has begun on tho Princess
Anne 1Totel; for a complete reno vat ur-
der the direction Of Mr.. Az NJ. Bill.ssffMr.s|
IBBill has taken chargeSof this hosiery a.
manager, and basIng the prediction on
,hisEs work as assistant mnnnger$aSof the
Chamberlain Hotel at Old Point in former
years, the outlook for the Princess Anne's
season IS unusually. bright @s3a&
f al inc I'D lbs lil1ee lluS 4HOLE4luO RN 6httu
Beach Town Councilman appropriatlonsofs
SO, 600 was @made to build
and town Hall. Worksyfw will begin I'M
mediately Eon the new sbuilding.s$$Whic ~
to he erected near the center Of the town,
lor near where the Princes Anne Bank
nov; st stand The rooms u the new build
ing will be .devoted$to use of ~thescounoll8
and$tle fire departments
Miss Annie Dornln entertained ~ party
OF friends ut dinner on Friday evening
Missc Dorn1n's guests included MIS-.
George 9 Reid, Miss 5yVorchester, Miss
Townsend, Miss Sergeant Miss Ruth
Emory, Miss Charlotte Lair ID, Paymaster8
SIM; Mr,s##Joseph De SJarnette,8 Captain
gWadleIgh and Dr.ssBlackwell.
miss Sheppard and Miss&AWyn1an, Stof
Cumberland. are enjoying q few weeks
outing&at the Bea CHI. They are registered
attic Pollock cottage. 3$###s8
H Mrs. Robert Hunter, OF gA~lexandria,bS1s
guest luaess OF Miss Lille Polio ok, at the
Beach, 6
r. Louis Hawkins of washington,is
Visiting his uncle, Nj. W. Easily; Smith
at the Beach .sss F&ga ia!s5sss@B
Miss Reeves. OF Baltimore, IS a guest
OF Mrs. Ward. at her cottage In the north
beach row,AR g5.8ss ssS5i
has taken quarters at an ocean front
cottage for the season. A g@s
The infant daughtersso OF &Mr.8sand Mrs.
Nc IGNORE died on WednesdaySnigh
last little one had been illsforE some
dime with infant troubles, and vas taken
ITO the seashore with the hope that#it
8mightt8regain It's health Mr.. and Mrs
home IN suffolk where the internent was
made.
MISS Mary Hope 81 Portsmouth Is a
guest for the week atSSthe PannillScot-
&tage. $ss$ s3s8$s s$tAHsS
MI. Knox Macon 81 Norfolk; is the
guest Of relatives at the Beach for the
Ss Mrs. s, NJ. Simpson and son. MIR.
George Simpson, 5Swho$hav been. spending
the winter in Florida. have returned 10
their cottage at the Beach for the sum
mers H8a sS$
Mrs Everett Perkins, OF Roanoke, ls
at an ocean front cottage to for
several weeks. &4sss#S s@ySs SNf
Captain ands Mrs Richard Adams. Of
baltimore, and Mrs. Adams's5 mother,
Mrs. Prichet, OF Norfolk are at the Mill
gett Cottage, at the Cape, for two weeks.
Mrs. ". G.. Cook and family, OF Nor-
folk. have engaged quarters at the Cape
for the summer. $SaBS 3S4s
Captain David stormont gave a sailing
party to a few friends during the week
The party left fftfle Beach during the
demonstrating to the Cape, and retirn-
ed in the Afternoon, after having enjoyed
Almost delightful sail, Among the party
were Miss Helen BraithwaiteY,aM Miss Court
Il Mrs. stormont. and others.
or Wednesday, last, Miss Urith Greene
was the hostess at as$luncheon at the
Cape Henry Casino In: honor or Miss Hal
lie Hinckel, of staunton. ya.sCovers were
laid for six, Miss gGreene's guests being
Miss Mary Paul Mast, Miss Hinckel, Miss
Adelaide Mayer. Miss Bessie Baker, and
Miss Bessie Netnleyer,.#So Of Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover Mr.. and Mrs.
Hazard, Mr.. Lawrence Brooke. Miss .
Martha Wilson,, Mrs. F.asSW.% Barrett and
Miss Lister were AMONG the players ut
a. card party given Mt the Queen Anno
Cottage on Thursday evening last.
Miss Mamie La wson tTrant, propric-
stress OF The Breakers, ANNOUNCES a heayyIf
season for her cottage during June, With
prospects of a full house during July and
August. Among her present guests are
Judge s.%S$4B, Witt and family, 81 Rich- 1
mond, s.s.ss4s@ \ S.4aAss a5 aaA..-e%&& 4
Captain u, e. Buckingham, 81 the Brit
3ish Army, Is stopping atS the Princess ]
Anne for a few weekssA,yisit,. u
Mr., George q. Grossnof the government
Office IN Honolulu, isS registers at the
PRINCESS Anne to remain some time
s Recent guests at the 8Hygela,, at tile
Cape, are Senator Scott Miss Evelyn
Price, and Mrs, Macpherson and sfamily,| 3
OF Washington ana Mr.. y. ". Campbell, =
of Philadelphia, 8,#@ Il
. HIGHLAND PEOPLE, s
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