Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-12
COLONIAL BEACH NOTES.
Hotels and Cottages Are Crowded
Now With Summer Guests.

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Hotels and Cottages Are Crowded
Now With Summer Guests.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH, Va. July II. 1908.
The Fourth of July passed off glorious
ly with about eight thousand people on
the beach. The dancing pavilion had its
opening Prof. Charles Samuels' orches-
ira from Washington furnished music.
Last Sunday Rev. Father Perrig SOL
emnized mass in the Catholic church.
where services will be held each Sunday.
Last Wednesday night the Virginia
Press Association. on it's way to Wash
ington from Newport News. Va. stopped
at the Beach on an invitation from Mayor
Renshaw. The editors were met by a
committee of citizens. The committee
escorted the guests to the Wolcott House,
where a reception was held. Commodore
Med. Lee presented the guests. A COLA
ton followed. with addresses from the
the mayor. as POSTMASTER. assisted by
Commodore Med. Lee. Responses were
made to the toasts by Judge Campbell.
Prof. A. P. r. Works of Washington.
George Mason. William Morgan. editor
Northern Neck News. and Allen Jones of
the Newport News Herald. J. B. Fitz-
ord. wass instrumental in making the af-
fair success
The association left Thursday morning
on the steamer Commodore Maury for
WASHINGTON.
Mrs. c. S Sloane. wife of the chief of
the geographic division of the census Of
flee. has taken the Rochester cottage for
the season. ACCOMPANIED by her sons. C..
f. and George Sloane. G. S. Sloane
spent the holidays with his family.
nd childroy, NJ
Washington will spend the summer at
Cedar Croft. Mrs. G. NJ Mann and chill
dren of Mt. Pleasant are guests there for
the season
companied by Miss Florence Sears and
Mrs. F. NJ. Posey and baby, has taken
the Grove cottage on Dennison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Howard of Wash
ineton are guests at Hotel Byrd
DR.. John II. Metzerott of Washington
spent the holidays with his family at
the hotel.
The launch Dixie. formerly the Red
Rover. was in port the past week on her
way to resorts on the Chesaoeake bay:
NJ Smith. Hugh NJ Sterling Of Wash
ineton and Hampton Magruder.
Mrs. Frank H. Walker Of Washington
has as her guests at her bungalow her
sisters. Mrs. F. ]: Seal and Miss G: M,
Martin. Next week Mr.. and Mrs. Walker.
with their guests. will take a flying trip
to Washington on their launch Galavant.
when Mrs. Seal and Miss Martin will
leave for Quebec, Canada. to attend the
aOOth anniversary celebration. visiting
and New York on their way home.
Mrs A. r. Varela and children of
Washington are at the Woodlawn.
Mrs T. B. Harrison has as her guest
Mrs. Sydney Harrison and child of Wash
ington.
Mrs. P. F. Cusick and family of Wash
ington and Misses Lulu and Irene Cusick
moved into their summer home. the Luz
rine. this week.
Walter A. Drury assistant treasurer of
| Chase's Theater. is spending the heated
term at the lexington.
Mrs II. c. Lincoln entertained a house
party over the Fourth. Her guests were
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crane. Mr.. and
ington and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haas of
Hvattsville. Md.
Leo Sweeney of Alexandria, Va. is a
guest at the Logan.
Miss Mary Ella Tegeler of Washington
| is at the Steuart cottage
Mrs. Fred Drummer and her sisters.
| Misses Melvia and Florence Yoder of
Washington. are stopping at the Wilson
| cottage.
| Miss Louise Hopkins Elder is guest
| at the AIthea
| Louis Weaver of Washington is at his
| cottage on the beach front.
The little son of Mrs T. A. Donoghue
| in seriously i'll at her home Little Gem.
| Mrs F.. a. Roper had as her guests the
| mast week Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Corridor of
| Washington. Mrs. Roper's niece. Miss
| Fife Wheeler of New York. will be her
| guest for the summer.
c. r Jones of Congressional Library
spent the holidays at Cedar Croft
| Mrs William l.. Cullen entertained a
| holiday house party. Her guests were
Miss Clara Nav Reichenbach. Miss Eta
| Sebastian. William and Suter Reichen-
| bach of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Lamb with their
child of Washington have taken the
| Lamb cottage for the season.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Frazier of Washing
ton have reopened their home. Liberty
| cottage. on Boundary street. and are ac-
| compa MED by Miss Mabel Slagle, their
| granddaughter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Eisenger and SON.
Miss Florence Ffsenger Mrs. NJ. E. Jor-
returned to Washington after weeks
| stav the Lnwood House.
Mrs Charles J. Killer and children and
Mrs John Lerch and child of Washing
ton have rented the Robey cottage for
| the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merryman of Washing
| ton are at the Dierken cottage.
w H. Norton and Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Jefferies of Washington are guests at the
| Jersey cottage.
The following Washingtonians are reg
| istered at the different hotels:
Breakers-Mrs. A. Altschue. Mrs. L. H.
Marin. Mrs. c. A. Budlong. George Pres
/ ton. N. c. Pittman. Mrs. H. w. Tally and
| family. NJ. J. Dunsworth. H. J. Huebshe.
C.. F. Roueean. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peter
son. Miss Eleanor Peterson. F. l.. Nudge,
j. p. Dunlop and Mrs Dunlop.
Buckinsham-Miss Mary Rarteman.
George Fuerst. Miss Irene Smith, Miss
| Hanlon. Mr.. Kell.
Byrd Hctel-Mr. and Mrs. Watson. Mr.
| and Mrs. Howison and son. T. H. True
worthy. Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Howard. Mr..
and Mrs NJ. A. Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Roberts. w. ]. Fentress. Mr.. and
| Mrs George f. Russell c. A. Gondman.
Earl B. Gondman. Freddie Schulz, Lewis
Stark. H. B. Hathaway Mrs. Louisa
| Hathaway, Miss Belle Shelton, G. H.
| Dant
Cedar Croft-Mrs. f. A. NJ. Lawson and
| children. Thomas McArdle Mrs G. M.
Mann.
Colonial Beach Hotel-B. F. Queen, Viii
liam H. Waters. Miss A. v. Waters. Mrs
II. D. Feast Miss NJ f. symonds. Miss
L. H. Symonds. Mrs. Ditterer and son.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Salkeld.
Crown Castle-Mrs. G.. Mannix. Mrs
T. T. Mc(1rath Mrs f Gibson Edward