Evening star., 1909-09-12
COLONIAL BEACH.


Cuskaden.
COLONIAL BEACH.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH, Va.
September IL, 1909.
The excursion season came to an end
last Tuesday, when the st. Johns made
her final trip. taking back quite crowd
Of the summers visitors, and many Of
the cottagers are daily making their way
homeward. Mr.. William J. Palmer of
Washington was a guest this week at
the Linwood House; Mrs. E. L. Hawkes.
| and daughter. Miss Consuela NJ. Hawkes..
of Washington, are sojourning at the Lin
wood. also Mrs. E. NJ. Stewart and grand
daughters Misses Dorothy E. Long and
Mildred c. Long. of Laurel. Md; Mr..
joying the fall fishing and is stopping
at the Steuart cottage; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence H. Buchanan OF Washington
| spent the holidays and this week at
Steuart's; Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Stat
| ford of Washington have decided to
spend the winter at the beach at the
hotel: Mrs. William ]. Heffernan, after
spending the summer with her mother,
Mrs Minnie Mckenney. has returned to
her Washington home; Messrs. Jack
Welty. Metz Meachan. T. Hayden. A.
Auran and w. Skates of Washington
spent the holidays here aboard their
launch. the Annie; Mr.. Harry Estler OF
to most delightful launch party. when
his guests. Mrs. Harry Blandy, Mrs.
Anna Hepburn, Mrs. William Barnes.
Mrs. Laura s. Noske. Misses Blanche
Harry Blandy, clifford Corbett. George
Barnes and Charles Sinclair. visited
Wakefield, the birthplace Of Washington;
Mrs. Ella D. Adams and her daughter,
Mrs Guy Corbett. and son OF Washing
ton have decided to spend this fall at
completion of improvements on their
Washington home.
The large launch ST. Charles Of Wash
ington. with her owners and guests
aboard. spent Labor day at the Beach.
Messrs. c. E. Sanford and w. p. Garner
had as their guests Messrs. c. e. Garner,
Wash Sanford, NJ. Collins, NJ. McCann.
H. Warner, r. DarnelI. NJ. E. Martin.
Davis, Harry Wilson, and Ed Hail. The
st. Charles left Tuesday for the WI
comfco river and lower ports. Miss S.
Pritchard Of Washington was the. guest
home, the Lurene. Mrs. p. s. Cusick
and family will soon close their cottage
and return to Washington. Col. O. E.
Sabin of Washington reached the Beach
Paulina, accompanied by his wife and
son, O. E. Sabin. .jr.: his two grandsons
and Miss Lena Fowler. After spending
| few days in this port. Col. Sabin left
| ing as his guest from the Beach Mr.. How
ard Gumm. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hines of
Washington opened their cottage for a
while this fall to enjoy the fall fishing.
Misses Ethel and Marie Hines. and son,
Walter Hines. Miss Sarah Hart. and
Harry Beck Of Georgetown. D. C. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Harper and children, of
Washington, were the guests OF the for
mer's aunt. Mrs. John CLANCY. over La
bor day. Messrs. Joe Milburn, William
Smith and Mr.. Ebel Of Washington spent
the holidays at Yates. Mr. and Mrs. Theo
Barnes and daughters. Misses Bessie and
Mabel Barnes. after summer spent at
their beautiful home, the Pines, have re-
turned to the Capital city. Dr. A. e.
Johnson of Washington spent the holi-
days with his family at their cottage,
Rosedale. where his daughter and her
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude McCauley.
Miss Ida Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Tennyson. jr.. Miss Marie Robey, and
Miss Sue Ehrmantrout~ made a most
charming house party. Mr.. and Mrs.
| John F. Earnshaw of Washington are
enjoying the fall weather at Cedar Croft
Also Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Pierce and fam
ily, Mr.; Charles Tullar: Miss Roberta
Yelling. all Of Washington.
Mrs. H. Whitzell and daughter, Miss E.
NJ. Whitzell. have returned to Washing
ton after passing the summer at the
Mann cottage. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Dierken and family will close their home.
Idle Hour. and return to Washington
some time next week. Mr. William H.
Fisher spent last week with his family
| at their beach front cottage and re-
turns to Washington with them this
0ryy EQth SS< ~.
| was hostess to Mr. and Mrs. J. W.. Sin
| clair. Mr.. Frank Noske. Mr.. w. W.
Barnes. Richard Sinclair and Harry Es-
| ther: and Miss Annie Depenbrock over
| pert and son. Clarence Rupert. returned
to Washington after occupying their cot
| tage here throughout the summer The
handsome yacht Mineola, fioying the
Corinthian Yacht'Club colors. was in port
over the holiday with her owners. Mes
srs. E. B. Wayson and c. A. wayson,
and guests aboard. Mr.. Joe Chivel OF
Washington spent Labor day in port
| aboard his launch. the Isabelle. Mr.. Joe
Haight of Washington is stopping with
| Mrs. E. A. Lake. Messrs. John E. Walsh
and Thomas Walsh of Washington were
guests the past week at Halle Byrd. Mr..
and Mrs. Perry B. Turpin of Washington
visited the latter's aunt. Mrs. H. NJ.
Labor day. Master Clifford Corbeet of
Washington celebrated his eighth birth
day at his mothers home on September
.. when he had as his guests, Charles Sim
clair, Eddie Green. Victor Bowler. George
Barnes and Priscilla Barnes. A most de-
lightful supper followed an evening of
games Miss Lillian Soper and brother,
Earl Soper. of Brookland. D. c.. are
visiting Mrs. Richard Bennett at her
home on Dennison street. Mrs. Cahill-
Bryan has closed her place, the Breakers,
after a most successful season. where.
over Labor day. was held reunion of the
many friends who had met there during
the summer Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan will
leave for their postponed wedding trip
about october 1, for visit to the for
mer's home in Canada.