Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-08
COLONIAL REACH.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH. Va

Many of the yachts and launches of the
clubs of Washington were in port over
Labor day on their way to the lower river
and fishing trips.
The handsome launch Lotus of the
Cor!nthian Yacht Club is making the Beach
headquarters while on fishing cruise
to the lower Potomac. having Mr. Donald
Clark, secretary and treasurer OF the
Corinthian Yacht Club. aboard. also w. H.
Bullinger, w. ]. Gall and C. H. Albugh.
The yacht The Duchess of the Corlnthian
Yacht Club has been in port for several
weeks. with it's owner, Mr. Harold B.
White. and his guest. Mr.. William Rus
SELL aboard. Mr. White will visit the
lower Chesapeake bay before returning to
the city.
The launch Fox was in port with a party
Torney, c. Corrick. G. Taylor. C. Crutch-
ley. J. Torney. Il. Torney. e. Taylor, II.
Leaman, r. jana, B. Benton, G. Torney
and F. Warthen were aboard.
The vice commodore of the Corinthian
Yacht Club. w. {. Plaskett. has made
several trips to the Beach in his launch,
the Ruby. from the lower river, where he is
spending his vacation.
The handsome launch Erma was In port
with Harry c. Halliday, Mr. and Mrs w.
G. Halliday and children and ]. S. Green
aboard.
A large party of observation-disclosures arrived
at the Beach last Sunday aboard Mr. Will
nam Cochran's new power sloop. composed
of William Cochran, Philip Cochran. ].
McMahon. Mike" Maloney. Walter
Drury. stephen Caster Joseph Drury
Thomas Morrison. jr, and Capt. john
Hurley.
Nh Thomas 1. Luckett of the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor was the
h-ro of the hour last Thursday when he
Rescued from drowning little Louis Wilker-
son. who had fallen overheard while crab
bling from Bentley's wharf Mr.. Luckett
hearing the child's cry FOR hep jumped
overheard in all his clothing and when
he reached the little fellow the child had
gone down for the third time.
Mr.. Joseph Dicrken OF the government
printing office is spending his vacation at
Hotel Byrd. where his wife and children
have Deen for some time.
Nj. a2d Mrs James T. Frazier after
spending the summer at their home on
Boundary street have returned to Wash
ington. accompanied by their daughter,
Miss May Frazier, and Mr.. Charles Bopp.
Mr.. ]. H. A. Fowler of Washington. &C
companied by Mrs. Fowler and children,
have taken the Nelson cottage till the. close
of the season.
DR.. and Mrs. a. E. Johnson of Washing
ton entertained house party in honor of
their daughters. Misses Able. Anne.
tage, Rosedale. The party was composed of
Miss Julia Fuller. Miss Vivian Clark
Frank 1. Tehncyson. jr.; Lester Sis, NAL
colin Gettingcr, r. S, Robertson and Walter
jenkins.
DR.. and Mrs. johnson also entertained
their n.in-law and daughter from Phila-
delphia. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Phieger.
Mrs. D ID. Lamb and sons. James Ewin
and Frs Lamb expect to close their home
on the river front about the 18th instant
and return to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Kuleher OF Washing
ton are registered at the Hotel Byrd.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Finley of Washington is
a guest at the hote! for some time.
Mrs. E A. Lycett and sons John p. and
Cramer Lycett. of Washington are enjoy
ing this month at Cedar Croft; also Mr..
and Mrs II. S. Knight and sons.
Thomas A. and John F. Donoghue sons
of Mrs. T. a. Donoghue of Washington.
are visiting Fredericksburg. Va, with Rev
Father ]. NJ Perrig the pastor of St
ElfZabeths Catholic Church of this place
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chancey and Miss
Chancey have closed their beautiful home
on the river front and returned to Wash
ington.
Mrs. Martha Sweeney. Miss Helen Scott
and Master Jesse Thomas Of Washington
are stopping at the Idle Hour
Z. V. Tolentino. p. B. Reyes and ]. Su-
nico of the Philippine Islands and Washing
ton are taking their vacation at the Wal
dorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Murphy of Wash
ington are sojourning at the Brooklyn Cot
tage
son. Miss Nellie and Eddie Mckinney of
Washington. left the Beach to visit Coney
Island.
Mrs. W. B. Mathews. jr.. and Miss Scott
of Washington are spending several weeks
at the King George House
Mrs. E. A. Raper of Lynch5urg. Va, for
merry of Washington. has closed her home
on the Beach front and her mother, Mrs.
]. A. Dorsey. has returned to Washington.
Mr.. George Suter of Washington is visit
Ing his daughter. Mrs. William L. Cullen.
Miss Clara May Reichenbach, after spend
ing the entire summer here. returns to
Washington the sth instant: also Mr.. L. A.
Spiess. who Is a guest of Mrs. Cullen.
Miss Annie Lepley of Washington AMI Mr..
Frank Graham of Washington are guests
at the Gushing Cottage till the close of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Walker of Wash
inston arr visiting their cousin, Mrs. Ella
Covington. at the Crown Castle.
Mr.. Nathan F. Edmonds of Washington
is visiting his son. Dr. Newton Edmons,
who is receiving congra tuiations on the
advent of son. Newton Monroe Henry Ed
monds.
Mrs. Nathan w. Kloprer and Mrs Nor
man ID. Norton and children. after spending
the summer at the Rochester Cottage, have
returned to Washington.
Mrs r. L. Cohen and daughter of Wash
ington are sojourning at the Byrd
Mrs NJ. Il. Moore and son, George W.
Moore of Washington, are guests at the
Stewart Cottage.
Mr. Morgan Royce of Washington and
Mr.. Lamar jackson of Burnt Mills, Nd
left on the schooner Tony Faust to visit
Laurel Del, as the guests of Capt. a. T.
Stirling.
Mr.. 3. r. Spranza. one OF the victorious
kid crew of Washington, is spending his
vacation at Cedar Croft.
Mrs. Arthur Hipsley and children of
Washington are visiting her sister. Mrs
George Phoebus. Mrs. Phoebus and chill
dren return to Washington the first of next
week.
Mr.. Bernard Drew. after spending the
summer here. has returned to Washington
prior to leaving for Hot Springs, Va.
An entertainment and dance was given
last Thursday on RandalrS Pavilion for the
benefit of the building fund for the Colonial
Beach fire department. at which a special
feature of the program was q fire drill by
the company.
Mrs ]. H johnson and family will close
their cottage this week and return to Wash
ington.
The following Washipgtonians spent the
Labor day holiday and longer at the differ
ent hotels:
Althea-Mr. and Mrs Chenowith. Mr.. and
Mrs. William j. Brewer, Mrs. Frank Jen-
kins, Miss Annie Young. George 7. Sim
clair and wife of Takoma, D. c.; Mrs.
Francis keatins. Miss NJ. King
Bentley's-G. c. Hillenger, E. E. Carr.
H. w. Mace, c. F. karr c. E. Larman.
Mrs. Klenk and son, Vincent Burnes, E.
Carterton, Mr.. Brooks.