Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-14
COLONIAL BEACH.
.spOndence Of The Star.

| Special Correspondence Of The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH. Va. July IL. 1907.
Last Thursday night the handsome new
pavilion. costing $4,000. erected by Capt.
E. S. Randall, was formally opened by
Prof. A. P. r. w. Works of Washington,
who made an address, while an orchestra
furnished the music. The pavilion is the
finest and largest on the river, having 26O
completely equipped bath houses and a
very fine dancing floor above.
When DR.. w. H. Heigham of Boston, the
new Episcopal minister to the Beach. Sue
ceeded the late Rev. Mr.. Latane he
made several changes in the Episcopal cir
cles here. making the parish church at
this place. where formerly it had been a
mission. the regular parish church. instead
Of Oak Grove. eight miles away.
Rev ]. NJ. Perrig began his regular duties
last Sunday by solemnizing mass in ST.
Elizabeth's Catholic Church.
Mrs. Henry Hull has visiting .l>r at her
cottage. 'Hulldale." Misses Maurine and
Ethel Hoffman and her niece. Miss Mar
garet Leonard. all of Washington.
Mr. Chas. r. Holt of Washington has
purchased the home of the late Mrs. John
PierSon. and. accompanied by his wife and
daughter. is occupying the same. They
have as their guests Mrs. NJ "A. Ray and
]. C. Holt.
VII. ana MIS- JCEH iSupDeTI nave nad
with them the past week Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
Dierken Of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs John Chancey of Washing
ton have opened their cottage on the front
sister. Mrs. f. K. Harper, and grand
children.
Mrs T. B. Harrison. who has been spend
ing the summer at her home here has re-
turned to Washington, expecting to leave
for Europe the latter part of this month
The regular bowling contest was won last
week by Mr.. Wilmer Scott of Alexandria
with a score of 112 in five boxes
Mr. Yung kwai, secretary of the Chinese
legation at Washington. has taken a cot
tage on Hawthorne street for the season.
Mrs. Yung Kwai and children accompany
him.
Mrs. Halvor Nelson and son. Mr.. ]. C.
Nelson of Washington, have reopened their
cottage.
are summering at their home on Wash
ing ton avenue.
Mrs A NJ Lewis of Capitol Hill is Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. George H. STAFF
ford.
Mrs. r. Bennett has reopened her house
on Dennison street, and has her niece,
Mrs. E. s. Sidell, husband and child stay
ing with her.
Mrs l.. E. Robey and family are occu-
plying their cottage. "Oneonta" for the
season.
Mrs. Rosendale and daughter. Miss l.. c.
Rosendale, and r. NJ. Chesley are soJourn-
ing at the Crown Castle for several weeks
Mrs. Geo B. Wilson and Miss Eta Will
son are at their cottage on the front for
the summer.
MIR. Bernard Drew of Chase's Theater,
Washington, is spending this month at his
cottage on Dennson street.
Mrs. John II. Johnson and family of
Washington have reopened their cottage on
Boundary street.
Mrs. y. =. Logan and family of Wash
inSton are occupying part of the Wilson
cottage for the summer.
NJ and nh M Oh;
are spending July at Idle Hour" cottage
Mrs. S. n. Snead and daughter. Miss S.
N Sncad are sojourning at the Stewart
cottage for July.
The following Washingtonians are reg
istered at the different hotels for July:
Bentleys Pavilion-'Mrs. Edith c. Henig,
Mr. Harry ParneII and WIFE Mr.. w. E.
Byrds Hotel-Mrs. Start, Miss Elsie
start. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles addison. j. E.
Collins. r. Gudgn. Mr. Ed Cole.
Colonial Beach Hotel-Mrs. c. B. Peirce
Miss Elizabeth C. Peiree. J.. Barry PIERCE.
Mrs E, ]. Carpenter. Miss Hearhcote, Miss
Dana. John +. Burch. VIM. s. Carpenter,
l.. Lee Combs, d. b. Croft. DR.. c. c. Croft.
F. II. Singer and wife. f. Rothschilds
King George House-Miss Bessie Tiffany
Mr. Harvey Tiffany. Mr.. and Mrs w. W
Wilson. Miss Sadie Wilson, Miss MAY
Wilson
Linwood House-Mrs. W. J. FxSley and
daughter. Miss Lydia Bingler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Winstone. jr.. and children:
Mrs. Eugene Winston. sr;: Mrs. McAulire
aud family; Geo. +. Bedell. jr. Mr. and
Mrs. w. E, Ennis of Alexandria. Va
Waldorf-C. f. Humphrey, F. c. Cox,
Charles H. Padgett. w. C. Wilson, H.
G. Gardner, G. l.. Phillips. Samuel SHIN
heimer
Wolcott House-John Sacks. NJ NJ Cop
perthite, Clarence Howard, Lester F'arr, A.
c. Tenant, Mr.. and Mrs. Semple and
daughter, 7. P. Chapman and daughter, j.
8. Fogie, NJ. Yudelent. A. w. Kent, s.
Blondheim. Frank G. Butts. Ralph J. Levy.
Miss Rita Levy, Miss Fannie r. Long,
John T. Lipsconb. Chas. c. West and DIR.
p. s. Miller of Pittsburg Pa