The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-26

larry fortunate this summer In the
many musical treats which they have
enjoyed from the sweet singers here.
of these Miss Lillian West. OF Rich
mond, Va. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. West, who are also spending
some time here. Is one Of the most
popular and accommodating, her
sweet mezxo voice being heard with
great pleasure. Miss Steinbrecher, OF
Richmond, who has been spending
some time at the Lee cottage. also
gave delightful entertainment with
her beautiful contralto voice, with
It's suggestion of future grand opera.
Miss Alice Trebue, of Louisville, has
the lyric soprano Of the trio, and has
the unusual combination OF willing
ness and skill, which makes her al
ways desire bic. Miss Conway F7ern-
ing, Of Richmond. Wa. Is another
dainty little song bird. who adds her
part tn the musical treats.
The popularity of Buekroe, among
those who know 1t best. is another
proof OF Its excellence, and the many
family parties here from Hampton.
Norfolk and Newport News, give evi-
denoe OF the homer OF prophet In
his own land, and at the same tins
give delightful home-llke air to the
place. They are particularly hospita-
bic to the strangers within their reach,
and are very kind In extending 10
them the courtesy OF their motor cars.
fishing boats and pleasure launohAA
Mrs. Harry Holt. Of Hampton. en-
sartained delightfully."- on Tuesday by
a sailing party on hoard her launch.
The Lady Day The Cruise was
70 Old Point via Rip Raps. Refresh
menss were served on board and q
charming morning spent.
Ono Of the most popular family
groups here liz that OF MIR. f. J. Wat
kins, Mrs. Watkins and Miss Barbara
Watkins, Of Louisville, Ky. who this
year are adding to the long list OF
friends whom they made last sea-
son. Mrs. Watkins WAS the guest Of
honor mt morning bridge on FRI
Hanover, Va, tetng tho hostess. Thoss
who shared In the compliment TO
Mrs. Watkins were Mrs. Nelson
Groorns, Mrs. Harry Parker. Of Hamp-
ton. Mrs. ChaH. Hartlstt. of Newport
News, Mrs. +. q. Roberts. New York.
Mrs Robert Mason. Mrs. Harry Holt.
Hampton. Miss Nellie Walters. Miss
Fleming, Mrs. Sanford Fleming. Miss
Conway fleming. Miss Walters. Rich
mend. Va. Miss T'retue. Louisville.
Ky; Mrs. Jack LofInnd. Of Newport
~
Frank Gentry. Lexington. Ky. Mrs.
Preston Roper. Petersburg; Mrs. y.
". Muir. Bartistown. Ky.
The Faulkner cottage - again ce-
cupied by Mrs. ". /. Fleming and
family. Of Richmond. much to the
pleasure Of the Beach. adding a. they
do 20 much Of the social life Of the
place. This year they are entertain
ing only this family party. including
/ ~. tia al~
! merry Miss o'tie Fleming. ri Rich
mend
Mira w T.. Walters. Miss Nellie
Walters. Allan Walters. Of Richmond.
are another pleasant group at the
hateit Miss Walters being one Ell the
most pnptinr of the Younger set. ard
considered one Of the best gowned
girls on the Beach Mrs. Robert kelso
Aisop. of Richmond Mrs Clarence
TAYLOR, Of Hanover G. H. Miss kafh-
crime Anderson of Hanover. MIR. Joe
Randolph coffman. of Los Angeles.
Mrs. s E.. Coffman. Of Alhemarls
. county. spent the last week end here.
Miss Anderson remaining fer the week.
ON Tuesday evening the Hampton
male quartetto. and the Newport News
quartette gave a most entertaining
contest IN athe pavilion resulting in
Il decision in favor 6f Hampton, II,
whom the prize of ten dollars was
awarded aaSala ternau.ltasls applause.
The decision was made b. Judges.
Mrs. f.. J, Watkins. Miss Trehae,
Louisville. and MISS Katherine AM
derson. az Hanover.
The arrival this week ~ the feet
adds much 10 thu social life and es-
prit Of the week, and the Chamberlain
weekly hop VIII be the most brilliant
Of the summer. The guests here had a
i
/ In between the capes on Wedne sday.
\ and are daily enjoying the beautiful
f"water geysefs which the target
= practice produces In the Roads.