Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-26
COLONIAL BEACH.
Special Correspondence Of The star

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH, Va, July a, 1908.
r Asst Monday night a large benefit
was given for the fire department
at Hotel Byrd. The porch was
beautifully hung in flags and the oriole
colors and Japanese lanterns Guessing
contests held the interest of the old and
young and Miss Loretta Hull of Wash
lngton captured the first prize of canary
bird and cage for having the greatest
number of correct answers to the WED
ding of Miss Violet" Miss Catherine Da-
shell winning the consolation prize of q
Japanese pitcher. There was a tie be-
tween Miss j. l.. Root and Charles O'Con-
nell. both of Washington for the largest
number of names guessed correctly in the
book contest" both winning handsome
prizes. while Miss Rose Quick carried off
the 'booby." bonbon dish. Mr.. Ever
EFT bradshaw won a handsome vase for
guessing the advertisement contest"
while Miss Vivian Wolcott was cons oiled
with silver spoon for the lowest num-
Der of guesses. NJ. Walter De Alley won
the handsome silver tea set given for the
largest number Of tickets sold.
Mrs. II. E. Sands of Washington pre-
sided at the lemonade table, while Mrs
Walter De Alley sold ice cream and cake
assisted by Mrs. Charles Bryant. A sofa
pillow was won by Miss Josie Corrie OF
financial success. Miss Byrd realizing foi
the department over S125.
Rev. Father Ambrose Beaver. assistant
pastor Of the Immaculate Conception
Church of Washington, is a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. John NJ. Rupert.
Mrs. Albert Johnson and family OF
Washington are guests for the season
at the Breakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Shackelford OF
Washington are visiting the formers par
Mrs ckp
Mrs. Thomas w. Stockard and son
John NJ. Stockard of Washington, are de
lightfully located in a camp on thei,
river front lot, having Malcolm Douglass
as their guest.
Mrs. Frank H. Walker, after short
visit to her Washington home, has re-
turned to her bungalow here. entertain
ing house party. Her guests are Mrs
]. A. Miller. Mrs. L. II. RidenOur, Miss
Florence Hinkle and Miss Josephine Gies
king. Mrs. Walker expects to join hel
| husband shortly at Trenton n. j., where
he has purchased a handsome seagoint
power yacht. Mrs Walker will accompany
him on his trip around these water:
aboard the Monarch
Mrs. ii. II. Winckelman of Washington
at her home, The Linden. is entertaining
her grandchildren. Mrs. r. T. Dyer. Miss
Harriet H. Dyer, Miss Ray kimmel anG
Frank Kimmel.
Mr. Frank NJ Steover and family have
| returned to Washington after delight.
full stay at Cedar Croft, where Mrs. +
A. Lycett and family of Washington are
guests for the summer.
Mrs. C. |. Bell of Washington is stop
ping with Mrs P II. Eaton, while hel
SON. Arthur Bell. is a member of Camp
Norfolk.
Mrs. W L. Lanning of Washington is
visiting Mrs. E. F. Vermillion.
Mrs. Samhel Wheeler of New York Is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. E. A. Roper
PtHt, I'd 6f
a guest the past week of DR.. and Mrs. j.
A. Holmes.
Mrs. H. Anadale of Washington has
her father. James Lackey. and MIR. and
Mrs. L. Bagnam as her guests s.,.,n ii.
Mr.. George Suter. after visiting MS
daughter, Mrs. William l.. Cullen, has re-
| turned to Washington.
Mr.. Charles A. Fisher Of the sixth au
ditor's office spent the first part OF the
week with his family at their river front
home.
Mrs. j. c. Gaulden OF Washington is
sojourning at the Gushing cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Brayton OF
Washington are stopping with Miss Cath
crime Desheill.
Mr.. Robert E. Hensey of the Post Office
the Jersey cottage.
Mrs. Annie Yeatman and Mrs. Free
Klein. after being the guests of Mrs. Z
NJ. ShultZ have returned to the city.
Dr. ana Mrs. A. Scnneluer Oh washing
ton are spending July at HUMPHREYS.
Mr. G. Frank McInturff of Washing
ton is a guest at the Logan House.
Mrs. r. c. Davis of Washington is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. j. B. Drew. a
her home on Boundary street
Mrs. G. b. Belts and daughter, Mis-:
Florentine Belts. and her mother. Mrs
s. F. Gill. of Washington, are at the
Renshaw cottage for the summer.
Mrs Richard Gasking, her son ant
daughter, William and Miss Virginia
Gasking. are guests of her grandmother
Mrs. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Lamb are enter
tanning Miss Ray Woodward and Misse:
Humphrey at their river front home.
Mrs. Guy Steuart and son of Washing
ton are guests of Miss Maggie Steuart.
Mrs. w. j. Hutchinson has as hel
guests Mrs. s. L. Stevenson and son. Mr.
L. ". Stevenson, and Miss Fame OuranC
of Washington.
Mrs. Louis Hartig of Washington i:
occupying her pretty home on Bancroft
Bennett and Louis Hartig and Miss Min
ME Hartig, with her; also her guests
Mrs. George Estler and baby and Mis-:
Elizabeth Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Addison. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Milton c. White and Mrs Harry
Flicker of Bloomingdale stopping
with Capt. and Mrs. r. H. Wood at theil
cottage Cincinnati
Mrs. Henry Hull is entertaining hel
niece. Miss Mary Leonard of the Capita
city.
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Littlefield OF
Washington are spending the heated tern
at the Crown castle.
Mrs. William &C. Field and baby an6
Miss Eva Butler of Washington are stop.
ping at the Prince cottage.
Mrs. A. H. Sonnemann and children OF
Chevy Chase Md, are visiting her par.
ents Mayor and Mrs. w. F. Renshaw