Evening star., 1898-07-21

| much as ever
| PATRIOTISM is as common down here as
enS ,h wnefe, anu so one is not surprised 10
hho that one Of the first camps he encOun-
ters is known as Camp Dewey The
doushty heroes who are engaged I'm hold
ing down this camp in spite OF the Span
iards and other less visionary diffirulttes
incident to camp life are Eugene Fugttt
o. Richards and f. Hoist Besides these
regular defenders the boys had sou1e re-
inforcements with them last week in the
persons or Prof A. V Holmes. Prof. {.
u. SALESMAN. Prof Du Ford and Prof.
Richards, who expect TO be back again
about the LIST of August. Camp Dewey
Is situated on the grounds occupied by
Mr.. Frank Wright OF Mount Pleasant and
its patriotic character is heightened blythe
fact that Garfield street passes ii on one
side and Washington street on the other
With the exception of Camp Dewey NEST
CT the other campers are located some dis
tance down the beach in the neighborhood
of the Bell cottage. w. F. Landgraft,
William Horstkamp and William Harvey
have a pleasant camp there and are hav-
ing no trouble in enjoying themselves as
only campers can.
Camp lie Droit is near at hand consisting
of W. A; Whitaker, Thomas Heath and ii.
Z. Heath
Camp Georgetown numbers I'm its ranks
Mr.. Garnett S. Brown. with his wife and
daughter Miss Geneva Donaldson and
Charles E. Lusby, jr. They. too. are hav-
Still further down towards the point are
the members of Camp Abbott" who are
old stagers. and have been coming to CO.
lcEtal Beach for many years.
The fishing at the Beach, which has been
rather poor for number OF years is much
better this summer than usual. Taylor
ana rock are biting well. while the smaller
spot and perch are plenty
A wharf is being built out from the ma
vilicn. upon the completion of which the
excursion steamer will stop there instead
of at the old pier. The long wharf adjoin-
ing the hotel is not used at all this year.
the hotel not having been opened so far
One Of the finest small boats in this
neighborhood Is the new naphtha launch,
owned by Mr.. Sherman. The launch has
been IN constant use this summer and has
proven remarkably seaworthy for boat
OF her size. being able to stay out when
all OF the small sail boats have been obliged
to put in 10 the wharf. Mr.. Milford Fish
man. who has beer making a short visit
with MI. Sherman, returned to Washington
today.
Among the gLests from Washington now
stopping at the lexington are Mrs. r. De
Walt, Mrs. A L. Gerhard Mrs L. E. Ker-
ton, Mr.. Irving Williams. Mr.. James Night
ingale. Charles Klea and family. DR.. T. L.
Burton and wife, Miss Katie Gallagher,
Miss Ella William ;. Miss Edith Lusby.
Capt. James NJ. Arrold and wife Mr. Ro-
land Martin and wife, Miss Effie Rayborn.
Miss Ella Keys, Miss Katie Keys Miss
Mamie Norman, Miss Josie Aldorf and
MISS MABEL SelDy.
AT the Colonial are Mr. and Mrs. r.
Bernstein and family, Mrs. r. NJ Levi and
| child Mr.. Joe Merrill and Miss Beckie
Bernstein.
Mr.. Peachen and son are at the Bucking-
ham.
Among those stopping at the Alvin may
be mentioned c. y. Richardson and family,
Mrs. Boove and daughter, Mrs Frick and
family and MIR. and Mrs. T /. Luckett.
Among those at the Johnson are Mrs.
Emma Rudderforth, Mrs. William Georges.
Mrs. G. A. Smith and daughter. Mrs.
Welcker. Mr.. Charles f. Moberly Miss Jen-
ME Parsons, Miss Lily Selectman. Mr..
Charles Seectman Mr. Walter r Gordon,
Miss Fannie Rudderforth, MIR. and Mrs.
Van Bool. Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Snyder Mr..
and Mrs. F. V. Killian, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Law and Miss \. Z. Law.
At the Washington House are Frank
Schroth, Henry Loetier, W. d. Atlee and
wife, Ernest A. Skken. Mrs Beale. r.
Barber W. C. Schafhirt w. l.. Batteu.
J NJ. Every. NJ. Fisher, Z. Kennan. Mrs.
Fisher. Mrs. F. W. Byerly Miss Clark, G.
Hardy and Mrs. Perkins
Those at Gushing Cottage are J. II. New
ton. William A. Zellers. Robert Miller. Carl
d. Linder Miss johnson, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Sommers, MIR. Main Mrs. Ostermeyer. Mr.
and Mrs. L. -Fursart Gus Forsberg, J. II.
Richard and Paul Carr.
At the Walcott are John l.. Martin. Miss
| Irene Martin, Mrs. f. Heald and daughter,
| Mrs Rugg, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, MIR. and
| Mrs William Rottenberry and Mr.. Alex
ander Fleishman.