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Roukes have Joined the Washington colony
at the Lafayette.
1. W. Dutton of Washington is at the
Cape House, Cape May Point
Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. Schroeder Mrs. 7. NJ.
Snyder, Mrs. R. E. Doyle, Mr.. ]. F. De-
Wees, Mr.. Irwin Weber, DIR. Marshall are
also guests at the Cape House.
w. l.. Argue and j. Med. Stewart are
among the late arrivals at the Stockton.
Mrs. S. Flanagan and j. D. Dodson have
registered at Congress Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson n. Paxton have ar
rived at the Lafayette
Nashingtonians at the Windsor are Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Gales. Elmer Gales, jr.,
Miss Phoebe Gales, Donald Gales, Miss AL
ma Neill. Edison. Miss Alice NJ. Patterson
and Miss Marie Lee Patterson.
l. A. Mapes is an Elberon guest.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Talliaferre and Miss Lillian
Ialliaferre. Mrs. l.. c. Holt and Miss Holt
make up a party at the Colonial
w. d. Humphreys and H E. Humphreys
are at the Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Slye. Miss Eliza
beth Gather and Miss A. NJ. Hoffman are
guests at the BreXton.
Mrs. j. w. Trainer and Miss Trainer are
at Columbia for a season.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Sahin and P Watson
are at the Shoreham, Cape May Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Auerbach, Miss Edith
Auerbach and A. Malcolm Auerbach are
guests at the Chalfonte.
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DANCES AND EUCHREs.
With Sailing Parties and Other Diver
sions.
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OCEAN CITY. Md, August % 1902.
Seasonable gayeties are continuing very
brisk at Ocean City. The place is crowded,
the weather cool and the bathing unusual
ly attractive
Friday night the weekly shirt waist dance
at the Plim was enthusiastically attended
and thoroughly enjoyed.
A jolly party from the Mt. Pleasant, in
vited by Mr.. Reinhardt and Mrs W. E.
Buell. of Washington, on Sunday afternoon,
sailed to Shell Beach and back. returning
late In the evening with reports of a splen-
did time.
Hotel guests from Washington are as
follows:
The Plim-Mrs. H. Claude and family,
MIR. and Mrs. c. S. Kessler, Mr. and Mrs
e. j. McQuade and daughter, Mr.. James H.
Frazier. Mr. Chas. H. johnson. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Chrstfield. Miss Christfield
Miss Annie d. S. Lovejoy Miss Alice Her
bert, Mr.. l.. E. Cannon. Miss A. NJ. Pack
ms, Miss b. l.. Parkins, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
W: Wells, Mr.. E. B. Hedgeman.
The Mervin-Captain Thomas McCrea
Mrs E. S. Black, Mrs. Helen K. Raymond,
Mrs Annie K. Hunt Miss Sible Hunt Miss
Jennie Young, Miss Maud Young Miss Jen-
ME Harvey. Miss Florence Roach.
The Colonial-Miss Alice Miller
The Hamilton-Mrs. J. T Honeycutt.
Mrs James L. Lusk. Miss Elinor Lusk,
Miss NJ. Noma Spaldng, Jas S. Lusk.
The Mt. Pleasant-H. Whiting, Nathaniel
T. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Doyle, w.
Percy NJ. Smoot. Mrs. H. ]. Phillips.
The Atlantic-Mr and Mrs. w. F. Wilds,
Miss Fanny c. Wilds, Reeve Lewis, DR..
VIM. L. Robins.
Mr., and Mrs. G. A. Bishop of Washing
ton are visiting Mrs. Chas. Lusk at Sutton
Lodge
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all and Miss Bella Bateman of Washington,
Mrs .. d. Vaughan of louisville and Mr.
F. A. Wright of Cincinnati Other large
card parties were gfvenA recently by Mrs.
Bevan Miller of Baltimore, Mrs. Q. D.
Vaughan of Louisville and Mrs Anthony
Hankey of Philadelphia.
Friday evening al beautiful fancy dress
german was given by the young ladies at
the springs.
The favors were distributed by Mrs.
Brfdgeford. Louisville; Mrs. Charles How
ry, Washington; Mrs. Walter Robertson,
Chicago, and Mrs. NV. G.. Mating Balti-
more. Miss Madeline Brfdgeford as Janice
Meredith" led the cotiflon with Mr.. Chez
vers Moran Barry of Norfolk, Va. Miss
Daisy Mackall as bride; Miss Lucy Jones
as "Pierrette" and Miss Christine Simpson
as a 'tamborine girl" all of Washington
were very effective. The most artistic cos
tune, however. was that worn by Miss
Minis of Norfolk as pink aZalea.''
In the juvenile set the most important
event of the week was a bowling party with
English bowls upon the lawn, given on
Wednesday morning, by Mr.. and Mrs. Mix
sell of Easton. Pa, in honor of their little
son, Donald Mixsell. The prizes were won
by Mary Howry, Washington; Valentine
Beig Annapolis; Edmund Smith, Philadel-
phia; Lillian Webb, Dudley Webb and Lau-
ra Hall, Baltimore
Among the recent arrivals at Capon are
F. c. Beig, U. s. N; Mrs Beig, Valentine
Belg, Annapolis; Major Drake U. S. A; o.
IL Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carusi,
child and maid: Miss Elizabeth McClary.
George HELEN. Miss Hickey. all of Wash
lngton; Pay Director Reah Frazer, U. S. N,
Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs W. D. Falk,
Smlthfleld, Va; Miss Mary Duaney Ball,
w ii. Parrish, Richmond. Va; Mrs. James
Jackson Miss Lena Jackson, Mrs. L. B.
McConnica, Miss McConnica, New Orleans.
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peach is as fine one as can be found on
the Atlantic coast, and is absolutely un-
marred by any artificial construct ions as
Iar as the eye can see. The bathing is ex-
ceilent a new boardwalk has been built, and
as rapidly as possible every feature that
VIII increase the comfort and convenience
OF tne people is being added. 1t is the
nearest seaside resort to Baltimore and
washington and the most accessible a
number of trains arriving and leaving every
day.
Many prominent people of Baltimore and
washington visit Rehoboth every summer,
great number of whom have their cot
tages and homes there. 1t is the resort of
the best families of Delaware.
great variety of amusements are to be
round. Boating, fishing and grabbing at
Rehoooth bay are unexcelled, sailing being
a special feature. Nearly every day coach
parties visit the historic old light house at
cape Henlopen, four miles from the town.
The light house was built by the British
on top of huge sand drifts of the most Pc
culiar formation. They are from seventy
nVe to hundred feet in height and cover
many acres of ground, reminding one of
the work of the ancient mound builders.
Dancing by those who enjoy it may be
lndulged in to an unlimited extent at the
hotels, where full orchestras play morning,
noon and night
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ALL THE OLD SPORTS
And Several New Ones to Make Time
Fly.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
LONG BRANCH N. j.. August %, 1902
The week of perfect weather has been
Long Branch's good fortune and the gaye-
ties Of the famous old resort have been
numberless. This years popularity of driv-
ing and coaching is most marked, and the
summer visitors, taking advantage of the
perfect moonlight, have extended the driv-
ing hours almost to the limit of midnight
FROM the hotels and cottages there have
been any number of jolly tally-ho parties,
with either the famous restaurants of
Pleasure Bay or the Ross-Fenton Farm
for their objective, and the afternoon dress
parade on Ocean avenue has been one of
the most brilliant fea lures of the daily pro-
gram here.
Inc hollywood management as usual,
gave .Wo delightful garden parties this
week, ana in addition to the hotels regular
patrons who enjoyed the music of the fine
orchestra the dancing and the picturesque
beauty OF the affair. were many visitors
from the nelghboring cottages
for tonight a masquerade ball is project
ed at the Scarboro Hotel. The big bail room
mas been attractNGiy decorated, and the
humber of packages from New York cos
tuners which have been arriving at the
ScarborO today pOrtend a brilliant evening
aAG a fund of enjoyment for the guests
MI and Mrs. Daniel Guggenheim have
temporarily closed their cotts ge at Elberon
and are now at Saranac Lake. They may
return to Long Branch for the final days of
the summer season.
t. b. Shafer of Washington is among the
recent arrivals a the Hollywood.
On Sunday last the pulpit of St Luke s
NJ. f. Church was occupied by Rev. Lucien
Clark of Washington.
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HORSE SHOW WEEK.
Mrs. Henderson Gave a Young Peoples
Dinner
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Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
BAR HARBOR. August u. 1902.
Horse show week has passed In blaze
OF glory 1t was a brilliant and gay week
throughout The memory of the dull davs
Of July and early August was completely
fHNcei by the varied and delightful series
Of events so numerous that society has been
almost submerged in the aoodtide Yachts
from everyW here seemed 10 rendezvous
here all at once They brought their car
goes OF fashiouabIes from all the resorts
along the coast, and principally from New
port The town Overfiowing with visitors
has never seemed so gay and animated, and
the show succeeded beyond the fondest
expectations of the management
Mrs J. r Henderson entertained a din
Eer party at GIcneyrie on Monday night
Ihe guests were the Misses WarGer, Miss
hnowlton. Miss Dennison. Miss Palmer
Mt. Percy y yndham and Mr. Waterloo OF
the British embassy, Mr.. Hanson of the
Russian embassy, Baron Frankenstein of
the Austrian embassy and John b Hender-
son, jr.
The dinner dance al the Kebo Vellev Club
saturday eclipsed that of last week, which
exceeded In numbers any club affair given
IN the past
Prior to the rally Saturday evening Con
eraI Edward MOrrell entertained at dinner
In honor of his guest, REPRESENTATIVE C,has
T. LittlefieId.
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Walking Over Fern Leaf Path to the
Ceremony.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, Pa,

SCICL1OAy.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, Pa,
August %, 1902.
The annual ball held at the Buena Vista
Springs Hotel tonight was attended by
many Washingtonans summering here
and was an interesting social event. The
large ball room was elaborately decorated
Supper was served at 1:30 o'clock.
The first wedding on top of the mountain
in recent years took place on Tuesday
afternoon, when Miss Agnes NJ. Boswell
and Mr.. Dallas r. Chopper. both of Waynes-
boro', Pa, were married by Rev. C. H.
Rockey, Lutheran minister, who is oc-
cupying a cottage here The bridal party
walked over a path Of fern leaves from the
cottage to the spot where the ceremony
was performed, under an arch of laurel, in
the presence of about 400 people.
Among the late arrivals are the following
from Washington:
Buena Vista Springs-R. Ross Perry, jr
Mrs. Grassie Bulkley, Miss Grassie Bulk
Smith, Louis Rosenberg. Milton Rosen-
berry, Mrs. L. G. Boyer, Miss L. G. Bower
Francis A. Heiser.
Blue Mountain House-Rev. Alfred Hard
ing, ID; Mrs. John Conroy, Mrs. John
Hughes, Miss Ryan, DR.. and Mrs. L. Kol-
ipinski, Ernest A Dannaman, Sylvan ].
Lucks, Miss Edna A. Goodman, Harry
King.
Monterey Inn-Mrs. NJ. Miller, Miss Hen
rietta Miller, Mrs. William T. Jones, Miss
Imperial-R. S. Eichelberger, Miss J.
Cumes, Miss M. E. Davis, Mrs L. SchIozer
and daughter, E. ]. Murphy, Miss NJ. E.
Dunn, Miss J. Cramer.
Kirkwood-J. H. Chalker
Edgewood-s. G, Juanns William E.
Smith
Evening star., 1902-08-23
THE POLO TOURNEY.
Playing Did Not Suit the Experts at
ALL
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NARRAGANSET"T PIER, r. l.,

special Correspondence of The Evening Star
NARRAGANSE1"r PIER, r. l.,
August D. 1902
NarraganscttS annual polo tourney which
closed today. has been Il strange mixture of
soou ana bad playing. George Gould's sons
| hlhsdon and JAY and the Golfers father
| and son. have been the stars Mr.. Gould
saved one blank on the schedule owing to
forfeit, by Offering a set of cups. which
his sons team was fortunate enough to
win.
The elder Collier broke one of the bones
OF his foot, but insisted on playins the
next game just the same while Robert
Collier rode the game of his life probably
because 1t was the first time the new Mrs
him.
Monday one of Myopia hosts won five
sIdiSnt goals and a total OF eight in the
game.
On the other hand. two games were very
poor, one offering team none of the mem
bers OF which had ever entered in tour
ney. In another game it was a continuous
! hunt Tor the ball Some of the handicap
ping, too, was absurd.
Senator Elkins. after watching the games
says he shall advocate polo being taken up
at West Point.
lhe weather here continues more like that
of early October than August
There is lot of informal e., ertainilg at
the Point Judith Country Club the Little
Casino and the Grecian gardens. but one
could put his eyes out looking for cottage
entertainments
The hotels are delving in progressive
whist. with dancing on the side.
Charlty entertainments, such as bazaars
mlnstre! shows in tents and lawn rackets
of all sorts. are now raging
Sherburne Prescott of Washington an
peared Monday night as the villain in the
musical pantOmme The Marionettes'
given for worthy object on an improvised
stage in one of the hote! dining rooms
Recent hotel arrivals from Washington:
Mary BurroughSOn Thomas J. Conaty DR.
and Mrs. Charles R Collins. Woodbury. n
Blair, Gist Blair, Thomas Gillian, Mr. and
Mrs. D. G. Turner. Andrew H. Allen Miss
s. +. Lynch. Joseph L. Andersor. Miss
Frances Anderson, Miss Elizabeth Ander-
son.
Senator Elkins is now here, with his
family, in the hotel colony.
Andrew H Allen of the Department of
State, Washington is here for an extended
hotel stay.
P. NJ. Prescott jr.. gave luncheon to a
party of young friends last Saturday
The Southern Shoe Wholesalers As ,cia-
ton arrived this week for it's second visit
here.
Louis Pastor. secretary Of the Spanis1 Ie
cation at Washington. has returned from
Newport. He is an old conner here
Mrs. Frank Ellis of Washington is a fire.
quent dinner and lunch giver at the Little
Casino, which has been decidedly brisk
during the polo season. Music and the
diner richie are the daily rule now at
this popular resort.
Among other recent dinner givers at the
Little Casino from the capital city are Mr.
Hugh Legare and Miss Langhorne.
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THE HEIGHT OF THE SEASON
Many Brilliant Entertainments at
Capon Springs.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
CAPON SPRINGS, w. Va, Aug %. 1902
The height of the season has now been
reached at Capon, and never has the fa-
nous old resort known a gayer or moro
varied week than the past one. Monday
evening Mrs. Charles B. Howry, wife of
Judge Howry Of Washington, gave what
was the most unique as well as one of the
most delightful entertainments of the sum-
mer. 1t was styled Les Artistes," and
prizes of exquisite pictures were awarded
those making the best drawings on sue-
gested subjects. The winners were Mrs
Bliven. Chicago; Mr.. C. s. Walton and
Miss Bella, Bateman of Washington and
Mrs. Shackeford Miller of Louisville.
Tuesday morning Mr.. and Mrs F.
Wright OF Cincinnati gave a very large
card party and luncheon upon the lawn to
celebrate their marriage anniversary The
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Young of
New York, Mrs Lucien Dawson of Charles
town, w. Va, Mrs. James McIlhenny of
Washington and Mr.. James D. Mason of
Baltimore.
Tuesday evening also a charming seven
handed euchre of five tables was given by
Mrs. Andrew Fuller Fox. wife of Repre.
sentative Fox Of Mississippi. The prizes.
handsome pieces of silver were won bv
Mrs. Orendorf of Baltimore Mrs Cha rles
Howry and Mr.. Eugene Carusi of WASH
ington Supper was served at the conclu-
sion of the games.
Wednesday Mrs. Walter D. Wyville gave
one of series of small but beautifully ar
ranged card parties she is having through
out the season to return the many atten-
tions she has received. In honor of her
birthday a large birthday cake formed the
centerpiece Of the table at the luncheon
which followed The winners of the prizes
were Mrs. j. Granville Meyers, jr.. Of
Washington and Mrs. Thomas Chamberlin
Of Philadelphia.
Friday morning last Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
A. Bowen of Cincinnati gave yerv hand.
some card party at which the winners of
the prizes were Mr.. and Mrs Anthony
Hankey Of Rhiladelphia. Mrs Iames Nc ei:
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IN MISS YOUNG's HONOR.
A Country Ball for a Charming Young
LADY,
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
MARKHAM, Fauquier county, Va,

Lazy.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
MARKHAM, Fauquier county, Va,
August 21, 1902.
Mr.. and Mrs. William K. Moss of Locust
Hill gave a dance last evening in honor of
Miss Nan Barclay Young, daughter of Rep
resentative James Rankin Young of Phila-
delphia. The dance was held in the new
school house on the Locust Hill place. and
the gathering turned out to be one of the
most pleasant that Fauquier county has
seen during the summer season.
The school house was beautifully strung
with Japanese lanterns, while the walls and
rafters were artistically decorated with
mountain greens.
Shortly after II the dining room and halls
of the handsome old Locust Hill mansion
were thrown open to the guests, and the
well-known hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moss was displayed in a delicious supper.
Among those present were Representative
and Mrs. Young and Miss Young Of Phila-
delphia Mrs. Mowbray and Miss Mowbray,
Mrs Weyand, Miss Weyand, Miss Virginia
Weyand, Mrs Ridgeway. Miss Ruth Ridge
way, Mrs. English, Mrs. Fitzhugh, Miss
Annie Fitzhugh, Miss Marguerite French
Mrs. Patterson, Miss Edith Patterson Of
Washington. D. c.; Miss Elizabeth Wilson
of Beaver Pa. Fauquier county was well
represented by Mr.. and Mrs. William Yates
Miss Yates of Clifton" Miss Eloise Mar
shall and Miss May Noel of Sunnyside
Miss Agnes Marshall. Miss Courtney Mar
shall, Miss Nanny Carter, Miss Jean Carter
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DANCING AT AIRMoNT.
Big Party Attending From Nearby
Resorts.
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AIRMONT Va, August ~. 1892.
a dance was given at the PoweIIton, Air
n ont. Va. Wednesday evening, August ~.
The attendance was large. The guests
came from BIuemont. Hamilton, Trappe,
Unison. Round Hill. Pnilomont, Silcott
Springs and Washington, among whom
were the Mesdames Powell. Bailey. Nodine,
Moore, Johnson, Thomas. COnnor. Muir.
Raun, Anderson and others. and the Misses
ShiuinbUrg. Elaine and Mabel Powell May
/. Mcguire. May, Hall, Johnson, Sewers,
Ida Ross Chamblain, Cecil Dulin. Sher-
wood. Murphy, Leahy. DAILY. Brosnahan,
Comor. Humphrey, Poole. Hodgkins. San
dersou, Raun and RosendaIe, Drs. Henry
G Plaster, James f Lynn and Rogers, and
the Nessrs. Gibson, Hubert Plaster. Dick
Dear Rogers. Burns, clyde Ross. Laguna.
Gillespie. Blaine, Minetree, Humphrey,
Leith. Purcell. Beavers. Chamblain,
Thomas. Hampton. Robert and Lee Dade,
Baum. II. g. Anderson, Grimes Manuel,
Muir. Lucien Powell, r. H Mcguire, Geo.
Bailey. Lucieu Powell, jr.. and others.
Although II was a beautiful moonlight
night, the number Of Japanese lanterns
which hung about the grounds added much
10 the beauty Of the scene. The dancing
was in the open pavilion which was taste
fully decorated for the occasion.
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of Markham, Miss Annabelle Boxby of
"LangoIin,' Miss Annie Marshall of Nor
gantown, Miss Kupfer of Washington, Miss
Trumbo of Linden, Miss Carrie Noe! and
Miss Lucy Thomas of Richmond. Va; Mrs.
Frank Marshall and Miss Isabel Marshall
of "Sunnyside," Miss Jane Marshall of Lo-
Gust Hill, Miss Lucy Marshall of Edge
mont, Prof. j. B. T. Moss of Mississippi,
Mr.. Carle Mowbray of Washington. Mr..
ROsha Bailey, Mr.. Alex. Green. Mr.. Keith
Jones, Mr. John Smith. Mr.. Writ Triplett.
Mr.. James McAtee. Mr.. William Davidson
of Markham, Mr.. John Marshall of Ever
green" Mr.. Renie Marshall of Vernon
Mills, Mr.. Beverly Marshall OF Hume Mr..
Baldwin Moss and Mr.. Lucian Moss of
"Edgemont,' Mr.. Charles Barrett of Alex
andria, Mr.. Raymond Trumbo of Linden,
Mr. Eugene English of Washington, d. c.:
Mr.. Russell Young and Mr.. Barclay Young
of phi1adelnhia
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FISHING AND OTHER SPORT.
A Watermelon Party for a Recent
Treat
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
ARUNDEL-ON-T -THE-BAY, Md,

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
ARUNDEL-ON-THE BAY, Md,
August 20, 1902.
the Arundel Monday afternoon at which
prizes were won by Mrs. John Kreh and
Mrs. Bert Bradbury.
The anglers had rare sport Monday, the
most successful ones being DR.. H. S. Med
ford and Mrs. Geo. B. Matthews, who
caught forty-seven rock fish, some of them
weighing nearly two pounds each
Tuesday night Miss Sallie Stamford was
the hostess at a watermelon feast The
lawn at the side of the Arundel was bril-
liantIy lighted with japanese lanterns and
many large, luscious melons were cut and
enjoyed by the guests
DR.. H. S. Medford and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Bennett Shaver We're guests of Mrs. A. F.
Medford during the week.
DR.. Howard B. Heinecke and Miss Elmer
Siverton of Chicago, ILL.,, are guests of
Mrs. c. T. Heinecke.
Miss Mabel kipp has returned from a
long visit at Ocean City.
Mrs. L. E. Adams of Newport News
who has been the guest of Miss Mabel
Mr.. and Mrs. Defeath, Mrs. Pierce and
son, Lewis Magruder and Mr.. Edmund
French are among the recent arrivals at
Belmont cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renshaw and daughter are
guests of Mrs. P. j. Mcintyre at Rose cot
tage
Mrs. Mae Hagman is a guest Of Mrs
Berry Linton.
Messrs. G. LinviIle Smith, Sidney Kent
JOS Sinclair, Barbour Kitch, Harry Lange,
Thomas Smith and Geo. McMakin left
Tuesday for ten days cruise to Norfolk.
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HAS HAD BIG SEASON.
All Hotels and Boarding Houses Full
to the Walls
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COLONIAL BEACH. Va,

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
COLONIAL BEACH. Va,
August 81. 1902.
This popular river resort is experiencing
the most successful season of it's existence.
Never within the memory of the oldest res
ident has there been such a demand for
accommodations Every hotel, cottage and
boarding house is filed 10 overffOwing and
il has not been an uncommon thing early
Sunday mornings. after the arrival Of the
Saturday night boat, to find the dancing
pavilion and the small summer houses
turned into impromptu bed chambers
The bathing here has been unusually fine
and bathing suits have been at a premium
Notwithstanding the incursion of a cod
wave for the last ten days. As the season
advances the fishing improves and almost
all parties report large catches.
Mr. James Lackaye. who has been stay
ing with his sister. Mrs. Annadale left
yesterday for New York
Mr.. Gail Sherman. former mayor Of
the beach. is critically i'll at his cottage
with infiammatory rheumatism.
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A MIDSUMMER BALL.
Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks Are Re-
cent Arrivals,
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SEA BRIGHT. n. J., August %, 1902
One Of the events Of the week was the
midsummer ball at the Normandie- blythe
Sea. The grounds Of the hotel were bril-
liantly Illuminated.
, Among the notable arrivals at the Oc-
tagon this week is Senator Charles w.
Fairbanks OF Indiana. The senator is ac-
companied by Mrs Fairbanks, w. c. and
F. c. Fairbanks.
Among the guests OF Major and Mrs.
Henry c. Catlin at their "at home" this
week rere Mr. and Mrs Paul II. Sackett.
Mr. and Mrs. i. D. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Hanna, Mrs. Eva Scatlitt, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Finley, Allyn Cgnm
and Eugene Holstrom.
Mrs. and Miss Packard of Washington.
d. c., are among the recent registrations
at the Octagon where they will remain
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