The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24


ling over the ground Tor a proposed wire-
5less tejeerAt,ll station, No Information
2 OF a definite character could DO obtained,
yet 1T y Inns been runlored that the De.
Forrest Company Il seeking IA slte for8a
station niong INA lmmtdiate coast, and
"a nrobablo thnt{thc Beach wlllloffcr t.lei
grehtest ADVANTAGES. MS 81 AZ
b Bowling viii AGAIN lie Iii vogue kterl
SJulv lat. N Mr.. az Keefe PROPRIETOR 81 the
Princess Ammo Bowling Alleys, has al
ready Had several calls for)E the opening
4 of Vito "a mas, but d winE 10 some needed
grcpuirs Ia the buildihnl (hcrb HAS been an
N,innvoldableS delay. 1'hc game, With It's
weekly Offering OF mi ICES Will doubtless
Ebeconle us popular nsglit was last sea.
Esch, whei, TIE alleys we're filled lightly
to overfiowing with tho con tesla t1ts. MS 4
Iualliiee E1pIscopat Chapel has been
Bthoroiirilv renovated since last season..
Z New carpets and redecorated wallis mako
tile artistic lttle chapel nov present. an.
entirely new appearance In the Interior
u va ne +, Ia itay e also beet rrnvdetl
for the choir. The Rev. pr. IL i. p. Minor,
81 Norfolk, has again assumed charge;
tof the pnrish FOR the summer, and Will
direct tho services for the season. a r.
Sra1,genents have also been made for
BAPTIST and Methodist services to be held
IN the chapel In. tbs afternoon and eve
Ming until these denominat Tons are able
to provide buildings OF their oWn. II III
sfs5 INA Ma 81 TIA Queen Anne Cottage
4, taa,, 10 =, vad a IRON, its old locate
near Seventeenth H street. to a. much
l1inr,,cr and more up to. date cottage. a.
siittie fart,,er ,ortf, On the beach 'front.'.
4 Mrs. q Iaa,er, ma proprietress, has design
81 3 liza house with the view OF provid-
I'm 4 \ = reatest amount OF comfort for
e i AZ. 0,iesfa ard has Installed all Of the
a,,ondern improvements Including eighteen
batli-houses for the use OF her patrons.
The house is also built OH the Colonial
Style with large airy rooms and a din.
ling room OF the Queen Anne pattern,
witch thoroughly upholdss the atmosphere
OF the English home that this cottnge,
has always, been famous for. = featu r.
+ Of this year with the Queen Anne will
he seafood dinners The cottage has
K been, we'll filled, and tons point 70
( 4 full house during the heated term.
Guests now$registered there are Mr.5J q.
4 Hooyer,$of Portsmouth Judge D. Tucker
brooke and MIS- Brooke, the Misses
SE,.oise. May Marguerite. Lucy and Lena
Brooke. n MI. Lawrence iJ Brooke, il Mrs.
Charles Warren, Miss Patti Warren,
Elount Hunter, Or. P. K.& Graybill, Mr.
and Mrs Alfred Terrill Mrs. +. W. q ar ar
&rctt,s Miss Martha Barrett, w. n. f1d1dIo
and wife. and John Doerr.
rs The Casino dances, which have proven
4 such enjoyable affairs in the past, have
again been inaugurated at the Cape Hem
r, Casino. with the exception OF "a few
SniRhts during the season. these Dances
have always been or an informal ma ture.
ANA owing to the location of the floor,
and tho adjacent means OF comfort for
mes ts Who do not dance, they have been
#cxceptionallyg pleasa pa shines for those
a,,rnrr1ering at the Cape as we'll as for
the transient visitors On 3{tir55 w 3s &
Il :, :. = s, :, stoc,<ton az <-agnIng.
- IL Z, IA ia "a novelist. is So
=, !, 4 !. ~ pr,ncess Anne. Mrs
1 Gtna VIZ 'lia i accompa,,ied b. Mrs. Il
N {, h, r.i,la, ~ Virginia. AZ II 81
~ X =. y, h "a co, AZ 81 st.
,r ., En,sconal 1. school sc Richmond.
~ 80 - the o,een nne Cottage
- =, =, - :
NJ VI Sfnva N "a II red the Taylor Cot
\. 80 I. 90 ha6Y sea son IS and viii shortly
- =, !, =, residence there.
I..,.a 4 - e i. occ,ny,nu I,a cottage
u ~ - -, rront for ia season. .s5
~ ~, Z sc Z. - vhi,, Mas opened sum-
Z, Z. of,ca IL ouee1,, Anne Cottage,
nv. ~ Ii ,yni,e a .t,ne M nhvaician Is the
h $3.50 Jill aiao Ia Il omen for a general
Il !, i.. Vii 80. ~ S