Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-05
FROM POPULAR SUMMER RESORTS
VIRGINIA BEACH.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.
VIRGINIA BEACH. Va,

Special Correspondence OF The star
VIRGINIA BEACH. Va,
August 8, 1908.
Last Saturday night marked the most
brilliant affair of the season. when the bal
poudre was given by the managers of the
Princess Anne Hotel. In honor of the lady
guests. The spirit of the occasion was car
ried out to the smallest detail. tbe orches-
ira introducing music of the colonial period
In combination with the more modern and
iivelier airs The dressing on the part OF
the ladies also correspondent to the occa-
sion. and with their powdered hair they
presented very beautiful appearance and
carried one back to the days OF 15s6- About
eighty couples were on the floor, among
whom were many Washington and Viz
ginia people.
Luncheons and dinners seemed to be the
prevailing form of entertainment of the
week at the Beach, which were mostly.
however, of an informal nature. They
We're most all given at the Princess Anne
and the Atlantic Club. The late suppers
have become an especially favorite amuse-
ment among the younger element when
they adjourned from the usual evening hop
to enjoy quiet chat and bite.
Praise and congratulations have been
! showered upon Miss Maria Tucker since
her brave rescue from the surf of Miss Ida
Bargamip of Richmond. last week Miss
tucker is the daughtey of the Rev. DR..
Beverly d. Tucker of st. Paul's Church.
Norfolk Both DR.. Tucker and his son, the
Rev. ST. George Tucker have rescued sew
erai persons from drowning within the
past few years.
Mrs Edgar Gum and Miss Gum of
richmond accompanied by Miss Mary
foenius of Washington, are at the Princess
Anne Hotel for a few weeks visit
Mr.. Horace BEDFORD of Richmond was
the host at a luncheon on Saturday last at
the Princess Anne. Mr.. Redford's guests
included Mrs. Gouverneur Paulding III, Miss
Mary E. Wymer of Cumberland and Mr.
Row Miller n Was
Mrs Isabel G. Johnston of Alexandria is
stopping at an ocean front cottage for the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs George Porman and Miss
Margaret Porman of Washington have reg
istered at the Princess Anne for several
weeks visit.
Miss Fannie Grandy of Washington was
among the weeks arrivals at the Pannili
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cooke and family
of Washington have arrived at the Beach
for an outing
Mr. Thomas s. Robertson of Chevy
Chase is stopping at the Princess Anne for
a brief outing
Among the Washington people who have
week are C. E. Creecy and Mrs. Creecy. A.
Resenthal c. G. Mayo, u. s. N; Charles
Morris Z. S. N; James l.. Young, jr.; Bur-
nett Seaton. Ernest Hall Coolidge, g. a.
Hanson. II. B. Smell. c.. " Buchanan, B.
F. Meyers. Walter Hiestan, Ernest Hall
Coolidge. Charles Reitzel and wife, John T.
| Jarvis and wife. A. C. Crawford. L. B.
Groy. and wife. Louis Kelley, Walter A
Gawler. NJ. A. Cobb. W. H. Mer-
man. o. B. Jones, Hilliard Owen
Fred w. Swanton, P. c. Adams, F. B.
Wheaton, Mrs. v. e. Bradshaw, Mrs. w.
H. Bowen, c. J. Brooks. Miss Mary Leath.
Miss Mabel F. Sherman, C. B. Nelson. J.
w. Goldsmith, Miss Lily c. Philips. Miss
M. n Campbell ]. L. Spigle, Miss Krouse
E. s. Carthan. w. Douglass Gordon. C. F.
Logan. Cyrus L. Logan. Miss Elizabeth
Kelley, Mrs. William L. Bowles Mrs. Sam
| uel 7. Bowles, r. w. Brander. Edward S.
Mann, r. P. Lyhart HI. Briggs and wife,
Miss Sarah Cobell Jones, w. B. West. H.
B. Pollard, jr.; A. c. Bates, H. w. Stevens.
c. Shepherd, A. L. Lewis, H. E. Wright,
Miss Lula Wright. Miss F. A. Wright. Miss
Grace Titus, Miss Clare Titus. Mrs. E. E.
Titus, w. B. Jordan. Robert Burgess.
Miss Clements of Washington has regis
tered at the Buckingham for short visit.
Miss Hattie Douglass of Alexandria is
visiting the Misses Barrett at their cottage
at Cape Henry.
Mrs. z. A. Eddy of the American lega-
ton in Rome, Italy. is registered at the
Princess Anne with Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c..
Eddy of Washington for a few weeks
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