The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
SUNDAY CONCERTS
BY SAD SEA WAVES
Management Of Cape Henry and
Virginia Beach Make Arrange
lncnts With Bands.
.RlCHMoNDERs WIN PRIZES
Young Lady Captures First a,
Euchre Party Many Nii-
ginians at the Beach.
Isneoial ia Tho Times Dispatch. !

sg Special to Inc 'illneS-lDlssflatcn.J
3E5 VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. July 20
Concerts given Sundays by the swiss
Village orchestra at the Casino at
CAPE Henry and by Maxirn's Band at
the Beach are drawing unusually large
crowds. The swiss Village Orchestr
which PLAYED last Sunday at the Ca
sino. is composed of native Swiss, who
are performing at the Exposition
Grounds, and their concert both or
crestral and vocal was of exceptional
merit. 1t is the intention to have
these musical organizations play at
both resorts during the season on sun
probable that the Mexican National
Band, an organization OF fifty-two men,
Viii be among the number.
On account of the fad introduced by
many of the cottagers to provide
amusement for the children the beach
has become dotted With a Line of Egyp-
tian tents. and presents a fay appears
ance Like the Egyptian and Arabic
patterns, these tents are striped In
colors that penetrate the atmosphere
to a great distance.
The new feature Of seafood dinners,
Introduced by O'Keefe & Co. at the
Cape Henry Casino and the pavilion at
the beach. have become SO popular as
to tax the .rapacitSbof both places at
times. These dinners are a novelty to
some people, being composed entirely
of eatables from the ocean and supple
mented by the famous Johnson clam
chowder. for which the Casino has
long been noted.
AT "A recent euchre party given at
the Blair cottage about sixty people
were participants of the game. A pair
OF silk hose, the first prize, was won
by Miss Page aShelburne. of Richmond,
and the lone hand by Mr. Griggs, also
of Richmond The consolation, a gold
stick pin, was given to Mr.. II. w. JEFF
friess. of Warrenton. n. C. Ices We're
served during the plays.
1t has been announced by the man
agement OF the pavilion that through
the popularity of the regular evening
hops the orchestra will be enlarged
and the list of dances extended The
young people who regularly attend
these dances have taken a keen delight
in them. and the management desires
to provide4ain every way to their
amusemenhSS
Many People Mt the Reach.
Among the yirginians found on the
registers of the various hotels and cot
tages are. Mr.. Lewis NJ. Walker and
friend Danville; Mrs. r. II. Wood
and family, Charlottesville, at the
Queen Anne.
Wilkinson-AIr and Mrs. S. r. Dula
Danvilie; Mrs. Alice B. Finch. Boyd
ton; Miss Lucilla S. Mason, Lynchburgi
Miss Katherine S. Hoge, Richmond;
4 Miss Sara Harrison, Mr.. Robert IIarri-
son, Mr.. Joe Harrison, Miss Lucy Loud
on Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs, 3 \. Bos.
well, Miss Mamie Wimbish. Mrs Ian
don G. Berkeley, Mr.. Norborne Barkley
Miss Lucilia McClain. Miss Annie C
Berkeley and Mr.. Landon C. Berkeley, O
Danville. Miss Leila S. Blair Mr.
Lewis II. Blair. Mr. Donald NJ. Blair
4 Mr.. VIM. NJ Hahliston. Mr.. j. E. Giles
: of Richmond Mr.. Harry G. Berkeley
Washington; Mr.. John Elliott Balti
more; Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Faulkner
the Misses Alice and Leila Faulkner
Mr. Chas. j. Faulkner Jr., Mr.. Donald
Faulkner, Col. B. Cameron. Mr., Henry
Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Devir
and son. oxford Miss 1mogen Ber
nard. Danvilie: Mr. r. 3. Wilcox, Jr
Fit2hugh-Wm A, Brown and wife
son and daughter, Beuna Vista; Mis-
N c. Denny, Richmond; Mrs. 7. r B
Wright, Essex; Mr., VIM. Wright, rs
sex Mrs. Cudlipp and family; Blacks
burg; Miss T. Nord. Richmond; Messrs
Haynes, Wrenn Cudlpp and Harrison
Richmond. AIR. McSparran, Richmond
-ieSars. fhiiuGNisS anu SIM IN, ftlchnondi
Mr.. II. 3. Fitzhugh Richmond; Mis-
Carr, Richmse,d: NIessrs, Martin an,
Brownwell, ~ Rschmond; Miss vincen,
Richmond; Miss Della Wright Tappa
hammock: DR. Burke Norfolk Ne,
Smith, Norfolk; Mrs. Aiken, Danvil,e
Miss Yates, Danwlle.
Gordon-Mr. f. p. Robbins and NJ,
p. Morey, U. S. NJ
Arlington. w. P. Buchanan. Mrs
buchanan. William Buchanan. Marth,
buchanan, Mrs. A. II. Buchanan
Mrs. Ethel Newbal! and Mrs. Ervine
Essex: F. a. Taylor and wife
Hundley; Mrs. N. S. Daniel. Hund