Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-02
AT COLONIAL BEACH.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH Va.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH Va,
! September 1. 1905
The lawn party and euchre given for the
benefit of the Catholic Church at the
Breakers, through the courtesy of Mrs.
Cahill proved a success socially and f1nan-
cially, as good round sum was realized.
Mrs. Morris Tally, Mrs. p. Downing, Mrs.
John F. Costello and Miss Agnes Mae Kei-
ser, all OF Washington, had the affair in
charge.
The regular bowling tournament of last
Saturday resulted in a tie match between
two Washingtonians, C. B. Doyle and JIM.
Leckfe, with score of 115, Mr.. Leckie
finally winning the match with 40 points.
Mrs. Paul Putski of Forest Glen, with
her sons, Paul and Stirling, have Joined
her husband and daughters at the Gushing
cottage for the remainder Of the season. =
Mrs. George A. Hill, wife of Prof. Hill,
the astronomer. and her son, George z.
Hill, are at 1.-The Breakers" for the bal
ance of the summer. @e
Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Macnamee are So
journng at the Johnson House for an ex-
tended period.
Mrs Alex Elliott and Mrs. Ellen House
of Washington are guests at the EATON
Cottage for the summer.
Mrs. A. C. Thour has as her guests
William w. DAILY and family, Misses
O'Meara, Mr.. Haskell and children, all OF
the capital city.
Many Washingtonians are at the Break
ers till the close of the season. Among
the recent arrivals ara Mrs. Minnie A.
Jackson, Mrs 8. E. Deeds, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Rouse, Miss Louise Rouse, Misses
M. F. and o. Rouse, Mrs. Kate r. Sloan
and daughter, Mrs. F. P. Hoover, Miss A.
Williams, H. C. Stansbury, Mrs. Ouigler
and daughter Frances, Miss Peterson, Har-
old Woodhead.
Mrs W. r. Ramsey and children, Mrs.
S. D. Barr and w. H. Main of Washington
are enjoying an extended stay at the Jer-
sey cottage
Among the more recent arrivals from
Washington at the Woodlawn for the bal
ance of the season are Miss A. B. Downey,
Miss K. B. Frawley, Misses May and Ger
| tie Jarvins, Wm King, Miss Rose B. Parks,
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Carney, Mrs. R. v.
Anderson and Frank Ready.
| Mr.. E. M. Nevils and son, w. H. Carpen-
ter, o. "A. Harvey and wife and Mrs. c.
| Hanson and Mr.. Stager have Joined the
Washington colony at the Johnson house
for their outing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Scott and son, Miss
| Leila Scott, Miss Maud Steuart, Miss Ollie
| Huyett, O.. H. Gardner, H. McAustin and
| H. Hough, all of Washington, are guests at
| the Steuart cottage till the close of the
| season.
| Washington is represented at the Hotel
Byrd by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Miller and
| children, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Harbough,
j. w. Harbough, M. A. Riley, Miss j. E.
| Rogers, Robert Corcoran. Raymond Cor
| coran,s Mrs. H. G. Clarkson, ]. Ferguson,
| F. A. Carpenter, L. Richmond, K. P. Hun
gerford. Fred Shepard, Lewis Rodgers.
| Among the new arrivals from Washing
| ton enjoying their summers outing at the
Linwood House are Miss Annie E. Elkins,
| Mrs Young and daughter, Miss Katie,
| Miss Victorine E. Johnson Miss Agnes ].
| Quirk T. A. Sears, T. A. Galloway, Henry
! Simmons and William McKim.
| Guests from the capitol city for the re-
| mainder of the season at the lexington are
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Callan and daughters,
! Misses Marguerite and Leona Jas. H. Cal
! Ian, Chas. c. Williams, Mr.. Coleman, VIM.
Holaham John Maloney, and Miss Annie
| Murphy.
| Miss Helen Trometer Miss Solome Tro-
meter, Mrs. w. r. Ruggles and D. w.
Tyson are guests at the Crown Castle from
Washington for an indefinite stay.
Registered at the Wolcott House from
Washington for the season are Miss Eva
e. Cost. Jas. M. Smith, H. Elkton Smith,
wife and son Ralph, Mrs. A. Brueinger,
Miss D. Brueinger. Mrs. w. G.. Russell
and son Bingham. c.. T. Bennett, Miss
Clara Leypoldt, Theo. L. Miller, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fred G. Isel and daughter.