The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
COLONIAL BEACH.

Miss Olga Vermillye Is the guest OF
Mrs. J. A. Schackleford.
Mrs. c. NJ. Schultze. Of Washington. is
the guest OF Mrs. L. Trainor.
Miss Eta Wilson left Tuesday for an
extended trip in the New England States.
Miss Mart. Miss Matte Mart, and niece
are at the Keese Cottage for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schafhlrt and child
Of Washington, are stopping at The
Breakers"
Mrs. Sydney Harrison and daughter
have Joined Mr.. Harrison for a trip 10
Boston and vicinity.
Mr. D. T. Weaver and family returned
to the city recently after a months out
ing al Cedar Croft.
Nj W. Litteanugh IS spending his vaca-
ton at Cedar Craft. an ideal spot on the
lower end OF the Beach
Miss Edith Patterson, OF Washington,
is al the Beach for a weeks stay, a guest
at the Haywood Cottage.
Miss Gladys Miller, of washington, is
spending her vacation with her father.
Mr.. John Miller. Of this place.
Mr.. Harry Estler. Of Washington. has
returned 10 his home after visiting rela-
tives here during the jubilee.
OF Washington. are the guests Of Mrs.
J. p. McCurdy at the Central.
Mr. Vermilion. Of Washington chief
inspector Of marine engines. spent the
weekend with his family at their cottage
Nj and Mrs. Robert Berberich and
family, Of Washington, are at the Hotel
Byrd, spending their vacation at the
Beach.
Charles A. Hartman. president OF the
Peoples Insurance Company, IS at thu
Beach for his vacation and Is at The
Breakers"
Guests at the wise" Cottage are Mr..
Ed Ockershausen. Mr. W. W Barnes
Mr.. Frank Noske. and wife, Mrs. Laura
Sinclair-NOske.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Berens Miss Helen
Berens. and Miss Henrietta Berens. Of
Washington, are stopping again this sea-
son at Hotel Byrd.
Mrs NIcAleer and family, Mrs. Decker
and family, OF Washington. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Boarman. Of Georgetown, are stop
ping at the Mann" Cottage.
A party Of twenty students from the
College for the Blind, Washington, were
visitors at the Beach during the jubilee
stopping at Bentleys Pavilion
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Andrews. Mr.
and Mrs. L. 3. Stine. the Misses Stine
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hunger
ford are stopping az the Cushing Cottage
Mrs. +. II. Southard, of Wilmington
Del. has opened her attractive cottage
on the river front With her are her
daughter, Miss Letitia Southland. and son.
Dr. F. c. Southard
stopping with Miss G. Dashlel at the
To
Edgar Brown. OF Washington; Mrs Lucy
Tapp and family, Of Washington; Mrs.
Young and Miss A. Morel. OF Glen Carlyn.
Va.
At the Woodlawn are Mr.. Simpson. Mr.
Connors. Mr.. Frank Highnam, Mr.. Elmer
Schatz Mr. John p Brooks. Mr.. Harry
Sullivan, Mr.. Parker Kingley. Mr.. +. A.
Hughes, and Mrs. A. Cole and family, OF
Washington.
The Peck MEMORIAL Chapel Band. OF
Georgetown. arrived Saturday for a
weeks outing at the Beach. The mem
bers are stopping at the Alvin Smith
Memorial Home, which was dedicated
with imposing ceremonies more than a
month ago. The band. which is very gen
erous with It's music, has become a popu-
lar feature.
Mrs Laura Sinclair-Noske entertained
number Of ladies Thursday afternoon at
matinee euchre at the home Of her
grandmother. Mrs Estler Among those
playing were Mrs. w w Barnes. Mrs.
A. Hepburn. Mrs. II. Miller Mrs. G.
Corbitt, Miss NJ f. WhnzeI. Miss
Blanche Johnson, and Miss Virginia
Johnson.
Miss Margaret Fox, OF Linden Nd.
assisted by Miss Regina Fisher. OF wash
ington. celebrated her fourteenth birth
day by a party at the nome Of her aunts,
Mrs Alexander and Miss Steuart, at the
Steuart Cottage last Saturday evening.