Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-21
VIRGINIA BEACH.
respondence OF The Star.

| Special Correspondence OF The Star
VIRGINIA BEACH. Va. July TO- 1901
The committee of the Hotel and Cottage
Association which had been selected to con-
| fer with the railroad officials have made
| the announcement that through the cour-
| tesy of the Norfolk and Southern Railway
| Company and the Norfolk and Portsmouth
| Traction Company an arrangement has been
| perfected by which visitors to the Beach
| and Cape Henry will be able to ride on
through cars to the exposition grounds
The cars will leave Virginia Beach in the
morning and at noon. daily. except Sunday
passing through Cape Henry. and about
one hour later will arrive at the exposition
gates. The last to leave the exposition
grounds will be at II at night so that those
who live by the seashore may remain I'M
til after the night illuminations or concerts
and reach home by midnight. AS the rail-
road officials have announced their inten-
ton to provide every facility for the COM
fort of the patrons by adding many cars
as may be necessary to prevent crowding
this arrangement will doubtless add many
to the seaside resorts. where they may en-
joy good surf bath and the cool nights
while taking in the exposition.
Morning euchres have become a popular
pasttme again at this resort. At a recent
euchre given at the Blair cottage about
Sixty people were participants OF the game
| and enjoyed the hospitality of the popular
hostess.
1t has been announced by the management
of the pavilion that through the popularity
of the regular evening hops the orchestra
will be enlarged and the list of DANCES ex-
tended. The young people who regularly
attend these dances have taken a keen de-
light in them and the management desires
to provide in every way for their arnuse-
meHt
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Myers and family.
the former one of the exposition officials.
are at the Beach for the summer.
Miss Pose White of Abingdon is visiting
the Misses Tucker at the Beach.
Mrs. ]. ]. English and the Misses English
are at the Gardner cottage for few weeks.
Mrs. ]. W. Jenkins and the Misses Jen-
kins at the Colonial at the Cape for a
brief stay.
Wasslingtonians registered at the different
cottages
The Hygeia-Dr. Annie Marchant and
family. Miss NJ. Hudgins Mr.. Shrewsbury
and wife. Miss Martin. Mrs. T. l.. Bennett.
Mrs. Blake. Mr.. Appleton Smith. Rev.
Father Crewe.
Queen Anne-Mr J. II. williams Mr.
The Fitzhugh-Mr and Mrs. Blunt
Gordon Cottage-E. r. Robins. Benz.
Morey. L. S. n.
Wilkinson Cottage-Henry c. Berkeley,
John Elliott.
Atlantic-Mrs. Chas. NJ. Pugh.
Georgia-Mss Mary NXen J. f. Baker
Miss Baker. G. n. Duln.
The Airing on-P. Thompson, Mrs. f. r.
Hart Mrs 5. +. Beeler.
Meredth-Miss Mary Richardson.
Weldon Cottage-Mrs. George Johnston
and maid Mrs. f. X. Pattson. the Miss 3
Mary. Marguerite and Cornelia Pattison.
the Misses Janey, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Tucker.
The Waverly-J. II. de Saules, Mrs. Pin
kerton.
Victoria-Mr. Vanderlip, Mrs. Chas. Dab
ney, Miss May Corcoran. Mr. and RS. II.
L. Simpson.
Hotel Virginia Beaoh-M du Val Dclley.
j. r. FitZgibbon, J. IL. Whitehurst, l.. DeLl.
Frank j. Brennan.
Ozone-Miss NJ. Belle Rolfe Miss NJ. Belvl
Byrd, Miss Hazel Rolfe. Miss Effie Grant.
Hancock-Mrs. II. c. Chandle- and maid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merryman, family and maid.
Mrs Course.
The Colonial-Mrs. J. W. Jenkins. the
Misses Jenkins.