Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
up their residence at the beach for the

| up their residence at the beach for tn,
! summer.
Miss Mabel Hancock was a recent guest
at one of the ocean front cottages.
| The lecture for the benefit of the Baptist
| church at the beach, given by Rev. DR.,
Calvin S. Blackwell, in the pavilion last
week, was pronounced success.
,, DR.. and Mrs. William p. Redd and Miss
Maude Livesay spent last Sunday at the
cape. DR.. and Mrs. Redd expect to return
to the cape later in the season to remain
a month or more.
The choir of the Episcopal Church rem
dered some excellent music on last Sunday
morning. This choir is composed of volun-
teers among summer visitors and residents
and generally has an aggregation equally
as good as many well-organiZed choirs.
Professor Edwin Teller, a prominent SOLO
isl of Norfolk, aided the choir in last Sun
day mornings service and sang the offer
tory.
Miss Mildred Davis is spending the sum-
mer with party of friends at the beach.
Mrs. George Gordon, Miss Virginia Cor
don and Miss Mabel AlluE were recent
guests at the beach.
Mrs. James Scott is guest at Miss Blow S
cottage for few days. Other arrivals reg
fstered at the Blow cottage are Miss Madge
Boiling Mr.. Hardy Cross, Mr.. and Mrs.
Farley Cooke, Miss Kathryn Tourney.
The Hotel Randolph. formerly known as
the Randolph Inn. has changed hands this
year and Is now owned by Captain j. E.
Price and managed by Mr.. C. w. Dant.
The management announces that the palm
garden and evening dances, which proved
SO popular last season with the guests at
this house, will be opened for the summer
on Tuesday next, when 1t is expected the
improvements to the garden will have been
completed. Guests now registered at the
Randolph are Mrs. w. b. Johnson. John
Smith and wife, w. P. Ives j. W. String
feather, e. c. Barnett, Emile English.
Recent arrivals at the Princess Anne are
Mrs w. B. Graves, J. o. Ecker, r. S.
Beale, l.. l.. HerreH and wife, r. Beally, H.
l.. Aydelotte, c. r. Blame and wife b. s.
Grannen. Miss H. Williamson, Mrs. w. c.
SaLLean, l.. B. Gray and wife, l.. n. Lewis,
y: s. A; Mary E. Waggaman, Eloise F.
Waggaman. e. c. Tothen, Harvey F. Win
field, G. L. Totten, Charles Donati.
Washingtonians among the Arlington's
guests include c. s. Offutt and wife, Miss
Anne Redfeld, c. E. Washington, Miss
Elizabeth R. Booker Mrs. Crump, the
Misses Crunp and Miss Harrison.
Miss Mary Mears. who has been the guest
of Mrs. Winslow at the beach for some
weeks past, has been gathering local ma
terial for book soon to be issued Miss
Mears is well known in the maya zine
world.
Mr.. ]. E. Clayton. formerly of the Hotel
Pamlico. has leased the new Buckingham
at the cape and will personally conduct it's
management. Among arrivals there are
Mrs. Rodman and Miss Mary Peed.
Captain and Mrs. Bennett, L. S. N are
quartered at the Hygeia, at the cape for the
season. Captain Bennett is at present at
tached to the battleship Virginia, now in
Hampton roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Herbert and family have
opened their cottage at the cape for the
season
Mr.. ]. D. Emmerson and family are oc-
cupying their bungalow on the beach near
the cape. They will remain for the summer
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Britt and family
nave arrived at their cottage at the cape
for the season.