Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-09
COLONIAL BEACH.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

! COLONIAL BEACH, Va, Sept 8, 1906.
| The cloudburst of last week, which die
| so much damage to the beach, has vanished
and we are reveling now in delightful
| weather.
Messrs. Geo. French w. E. Tayman, o
Burton and Ed. Webster are down for theil
annual cruise and fishing aboard their hand
some launch Dixie of the Twining City
Yacht Club.
Mrs. Charles P. Grandfeld and family Of
Washington are most comfortably encamp-
ed in the little log cabin on the front
having as their guest Mrs. G. B. Shelton
of Texas.
Mrs. Alfred A. Erly, who has spent the
entire summer at Hotel Byrd. has returned
to Washington.
Mrs l. Schwartz and Miss Helen Schwartz
of Washington are at The Breakers until
the close of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hancock and daugh-
ter OF Washington are sOjourning at the
Johnson House for September
Mrs. Minnie McKenney, her daughter and
son, Miss Nellie and Mr.. Ed Mckenney OF
Washington, after sojourning for the sea-
son at the Linwood House. have left for
Atlantic City for an extended stay
Dr. Cats, DR.. Brown and Miss Amanda
Goings of Alexandria, Va, are at the King
George House for September: also H. q.
Balkans, H. H. Balkans Mrs Alex. Elliott
and Mrs. House of Washington.
Messrs. Bias, Eugene and Michael Plu-
macher, sons of Capt. Eugene H. Puma
cher, United States consul to Venezuela,
were guests for the past week at Hotel
Byrd
Mr.. Warner NJ. Eaton Of WASHINGTON, son
of DR.. Eaton. after spending a delightful
summer at the Beach, leaves this week for
a trip west.
Miss Mary B. Selden, Mr.. William Thomas
and Mr.. Jentner Of Washington are regis
tered at Bentleys pavilion until the close
of the season.
Mrs. D. D. Lamb, with her sons. Even
and Ernest Lamb of Washington, has OPEN
ed her coy cottage on the front for Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. DR.. Chaplin has visiting her Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank c. Daniels and Mrs ]. H. Day
of Washington for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Seegelken of Wash
lngton are being entertained by her brother
Mr.. Gustave E. Rott at his cottage for the
remainder of the season.
Messrs Philip and Allen Re, sons Of the
ex-consul to New York from China. have
been spending the summer at the Herkt-
mer cottage.
Many Washingtonians have come to the
Gushing cottage for their fall fishing.
Among them are Mr.. and Mrs Brooke
Clokley and son Robert, Mr. Will Brewer
and son Nathaniel and daughter. Miss
Ruth; Mr.. George Rawling, Mr. Wilson
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Wright and
daughter, Miss Teresa.
Judge NJ. A. Parker of Washington. who
has been guest at the Gushing cottage
has left for Montana.
Miss E. Ruiz, Miss H. hewitt, B. E. Will
son and H. F. Preston are among the Wash
ingtonians taking advantage of the beauti-
full September days at the Stewart cot
tage.
Mr.. Harold Quinn and Mr. Paul Kersaw
of Washington are at Hotel Byrd for Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. j. H. Gates, jr., and children. c. F..
Bennett j. S. Howorth. Leonard Washing
ton, Father Joseph /. Mcclure all OF
Washington, are spending this month at
the Walcott house, as are also Mr. and Mrs
w. r. Faulkner, Miss Maude Chamblin and
Miss Marion Chamblin.
Mrs. William L. Cullen has visiting her
at her cottage Miss Gladys Kane and Miss
Mamie kann of Washington for Septem-
Der.
number Of Washingtonians are regis
tered at the Jersey cottage for this month,
among whom may be mentioned Mr. and
Mrs Hammargren and daughter, Mr. b.
c. Barnes Miss Susie Martin, Miss Dora
Buerrosse Miss Rose Hodgson, Miss Lydia
Hodgson. Mr.. and Mrs S. Olop and Mr..
and Mrs. Norton of Alexandria, Va
Mr.. Spencer Heath of Washington is here
enjoying his vacation aboard his little
yacht, the Gem" which carries more SAIL
than any of her size in these waters.