The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
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NEARING. ). END.
AMany8stlll Thousand Isles Is, But Y
". " Many Are BE- ginning ASA
to Leave.
MISS BROWNING IS IS! 81 COMING ! I i I /
Most Famous Cook in Eng Hand
\ "a Will oliver Lecture ii n
# Richmond.

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ls,--Though the crowds still! cont hue "a -
u come, the outgoing trairisSin oil dlrec-5
tons are beginning to bear large NUM-
Ssbers and tho now OF the tide appears.
M Ia Fnbot1t tic same In either dircction.
Ii would seem TINT Ut Just tho most
y delightful part OF tho year among the
Il islands d majority Of the outings come
3 Is III, end, nnd the city folks turn re-
}S grctfully from the whirling pools ana
4 shndy hooks To tho hot pnvcments OF
THEIR urban llomes. hero are reg re re-
iii around because OF this scondltlo y OF
X affairs; the visitors because they ml must
70 back to tic dnl " 3 grind .EaIn1d save 'Se
their dollar for next year 9 3 va cation 4;
fhe guides ana river men because they
4 kno their harvest days 5nre over Z; nnd
ina hotel men because the season Y. q
eight long months duration. during when
4 they sec their doors and shut ers rs en-
sed. is soon To be "a pom the tn.a8 81 l,, u
ia beer, Ri most charming season Tor = 9
..tIinrner visitors, and a PR rous ono one
Efor8tfeir hosts and entertainment. S
5 x &c II rivairy Iii 3plscntorinl ma tiers mas
h G1,eer, tia order az tho week, and many
& largo catches are reported al along the
u river. g General Grail gle, retired, pf WASH
87ington seems to hold VT hcG hes III record
e for tho week among the lake flsnera en-.
!. for he has landed In one day no ne less 81
4 thnn& 2O4 mo B rock bass md aS NUN e.
Il Of good sized Il perch. Iie Is foliowed
closely ingfshing tonors by Lew Ian. q,
bert, also Of Waahington;8 Gllnrles ~ MI y
nav. 3 Richmond, and Nj Richard MAJ VI.
coin johnson. oc Bn1timore N III hit I.
nav. II, company with Colonel O. G. sta
X r,eaI& q washington, and REV. l1dwa re-
Gains. 81 wilmington. n 81 G. landed the
q largest pickcrel Of the entire summer g g
beauty weighing Al pounds. - 9 lna 9
tight trolling line. and was more u, iran
II two ind one half hours Ia nding a :,
Tho river monster was cooked by i1'tI,ut
lord NNorthet.{of thtt y " ! 9 ~
I'M # himself n!6s Richmonder,S and $& ABOUT ,sl
81 zen I y weld known anglers sal down 70
n ia i,ap my feast on Snnd " las Besides
81 ~ panf Inme i, named 81 there were ar11ong
81 those present the following: Captain
Il Henry a. Aieigs, OF Baltimorcas conmu-
dore John Smith, OF Annapolis; Melvin lt'l''l
Roberts, and Colone \. II. " n urpily, Or
washington: Charles Whitney, r, ..ot
Richmond IS Judge ] ohm u. u Bean. @ v m
chester. and State Senator n " g Dy' q Wv
q York. vs. s8s nv
Richmonders There.
Il The Misses Black, Of 4 Richmond. VINO IE't'
hnye been charming and popula y . mem men
Z hers OF tho summer colony at Alexan-
Iri I nav. have left sfor their Southern
n rnmc. they VIII make stops en- route
III Blue Ridge Summit. PA, and expeat
& isn To nut an a few days at solonlal
& Taan II, he fora returning To Richmond. y
H ME- and AZ III. Samuel Delano. Q NIX ork-
town. are !: among the cottage arrivals
d OF y the week at Red wood q ~ ere they
* have engaged the 13ickelhn,pt Cot age
FOR the remainder OF August ana md ne
y month 4 Of September,
HID tina
n Cardinal "a Gibbons. OF Bal umore, would
be hero during the last week OF August,
he guest OF Bishop Gabrlels, Of the do
Il ccse OF Ogdensburg. but The ~ mes Dis
patch correspondent Is In receipt of q
i5lct ter to-day frcm Rev. DIR. r. c. Gayan.
chancellor OF the archd iocese OF Bal IL
more, saying that His Eminence does NOT
intend to leave that city for any length
e OF time this summer. 55'S g5ss
Il n isa Mary Whitney, OF Bost on, " who left
FOR d prolonged trip to Europe and the
Holy Land this week, Eaycfn very y1,ret-
N t. luncheon to her many lady friends a
her summer homo on MI Ilsite Lake Mon
Is ". "a Among hcr guests were Miss May
Penfleld. OF washington; the NJ lsses
B Hayes OF IInrper's Ferry; Miss Nettie
" Grant. OF ANNAPOLIS; Mrs. Blodgatt, OF
baltimore, and Miss Murphy ana Mss
! Hale, OF Richmond. Miss Penheld beat II
sHIuIly
pieces. ana Miss Murphy reclted q grace
fill original poem ded icatcd to the charm
Ing hostess. Miss whitney. who isS Of the
x ll-known Boston family by that name,
was tho young lady who originated the
.,Tea Of the States as q Fourth Of July lIl
4 feature, wherein n pretty maiden or ma
Il tron3s sat at table as the representative OF
the Commonwealth from which Eshe hall
4 ed. VI AT the tea Miss Trixie Veigri, 2 {
Il Ign chhurg represented the "sOld q Dos
ltminion;''s Miss Murphy represented West
Virginia Miss Julia Tretmore, OF WASH
tington, the District OF Columbia, and
& Miss Mabellcs Shaw, 8of Bal fillmore. wa
the fair sponsor for Maryland. 4
hrrnnd Mrs, Chas. Hope Adams, OF RAN
Il dolph, accompanied by their two charm
Ing young daughterp. Bessie and Gladys,
are arrivals at the Frontenac Hotel,
Frontenac, for O. month'ss stay. Mr.,
u Adams Intends to erect q cottage some-
where upon tho river this fall. "A
Trip Of Students.
Five young Yirginians, students at the