The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
COLONIAL BEACH.

party Of Baltimoreans during Masonic
week.
Miss Clara Mae Reichenbach Of Wash
ington. is spending her two weeks vaca-
tioH with her mother. Mrs. W. d. Cullen.
Mrs. Ella Adams is entertaining Mrs J.
A. Goodier Of Mt Pleasant at her cot
tage on the river front
Miss Carrie Tatman. OF Wilmington,
Del. is visiting Mrs. +. H. Southland at
her river-front cottage.
Miss Janet Mattox. Of Washington, has
been visiting Mrs. Guy Corbitt at her
home, the Rott Cottage.
Mr. John Kane and Miss Sallie Pritch-
ard, OF Washington, have been recent
guests at cottage Lurine.
Mr. and Mrs ". J. O'Donneu. OF Wash
ington. have rented a cottage in LOSING
avenue for the month OF August and are
entertaining Mr.. William Berry.
Mr. Walter Weaver Of Washington, is
occupying the cottege of his mother. Mrs
A Weaver on the lower end OF the
Beach
Mrs. Theodore Barnes OF The Pines. Is
entertaining Miss Maitland Piper. Of
Washington, and her son. Mr.. Theodore
Barnes, jr.
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Woodruff. OF Wash
lngton. are visiting the lattsr's sister.
Mrs George Weaver, at her home on the
river front.
Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Bennett. Miss Doro-
thy Bennett. Of Capitol Hill. and Mr. A.
c.. Judd. Of Spokane, Wash, are spend
ing week with Mrs II. J. Whitzell at
the Mann Cottage
The guests Of Mrs. Estler at the Wise
Cottage are Mrs. John Pruett and Miss
Ida Praett, Mrs Howard Henderson and
daughter, Mr. John Ash0y. Mrs. Richard
Gask1l and SON.
MS and Mrs. Lloyd Brooks. Of Wash
ington. are spending a few days with
Mrs Brooks mother. Mrs. Frank Yer
million The other guests are DIR. Whit
son and 1Ir. Gus Brill. Of Washington.
Mrs. Amelia Edwards has opened
Linden Cottage and VIII remain at the
Beach for the rest Of the season. Mr..
Henry Roede~ and family. Of Washing
ton. are with her
AZ the Gushing cottage are Miss Marie
Bischon, Miss Alice Walton, Mrs J Otis
Watson. Mrs. Frank W. Bows. Mrs Will
lam Dows. Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Doyle and
son. and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Choate.
Mr W. L. Menaugh. OF The Washing
ton Herald. returned 20 the city after a
two weeks vacation at Cedar Croft, a
beautiful place on the lower end Of Co
lonial Beach.
Arr. c. NJ Patterson. OF the War De-
partment. and Mrs. Patterson viii return
20 the city on Tuesday. after a stay at
Cedar Croft. Mr.. Patterson expects 20
return later IN the season for another
visit.
Mrs F. f. Agnew and family. of south
east Washington, are occupying a cot
tage this season in Bancroft avenue,
near Weemes street. Her guests are Mrs.
Alice Johnston. Miss Catharine Agnew.
Miss Lucille Van SAINT, and Mr.. Thurston
Johnston.
Mrs Morel and daughters, OF Glen Car
lyn. Va, have moved into a fourteen
room new house beautifully situated at
Classic Shore. Their plans are TO occupy
Il for the balance Of this season and the
entire 1910 season.
Work is about 10 be resumed on Poto-
mac School. large. handsome stone
structure on the river front The class
rooms and music room will be completed
and ready for use by fall, even II the en-
tire building IS not finished by opening
day.
The Seventh Day Adventists, who have
been holding nightly meetings here for
the past two weeks, pulled UP stakes last
Thursday and moved 10 Oak Grove, where
they will continue their open-air services
Later in the season they VIII return 70
Colonial Beach
Among the guests from Washington at
the Althea are Mrs. ". J. Mclaughlin.
Mr. Douglas Mclaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs
c. r. Carney and daughters, Miss Sarah
and Miss Agnes; Miss Ellen Burke. Mr.
and Mrs. Carey. and Mr.. Smith Frye and
Master Carroll T. Frye.
Stopping with Mrs. W. D. Humphries
are Mr. Staub. Mr. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs
Carroll and daughter Helen, Mr.. and Mrs
s NJ McNett Mr.. and Mrs. a. Sneider
Miss Streaks. Mrs Reuben Bogley and
sons. Miss yesterday. Miss Helen Moore
ard Miss Nita Garner.
The Washington guests at the Reese
cottage are Miss A. Lycette. Miss May
Priest. Mrs. NJ. Schilz and children. Mr.
J.. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dare. Mr.
Reuben Bogley. Mr.. Ernest LAWYER Mrs
Edwin Jones. Miss Mary Smart, Mrs. Ar
thur Bailey, and Mrs Walter Ridenour.
At the Logan are Mrs. b. Vogelberger,
Mrs. Shea and family. Mr. Harry Dun
and. Mrs. +. Klein, Miss Leah Gilman,
Mr. 4. Bodman, Mrs. Dunlap, Master
John Dunlap, Miss Katharine Kane. Mrs
Z. King. Miss Roberts. Mrs. Davis, A
Dugan, Mrs. Charles Harris.
Mrs Thomas J. Marlin last week was
hostess to party OF young people from
Washington at her home. Drew's cot
tage. Among the guests were the Misses
Nellie Frazier. Grace Curle. Rena Mar
TIN. Agnes Martin, and Messrs. Frank
Horton, James II. Martin Frank Young,
and Bernard Miller.
Washington guests at Hayward cottage
are Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Winter. Mr. Pat
terson and daughter. Miss Edith: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Callow, Miss Ida Stern. Mr.. P
W. Foster, Mr.. Henry Hammer Mr. and
Mrs. W. ]. Rogers. Mrs. r Wright and
child, Mrs. Rosa Lynch and child Mrs.
Alice Conner. Miss May Weser Mr..
Schneider, and Mrs. Annie Otto
Mr.. w w Brown. Of Washington, who
spent last week at the Beach. met with
ali accident when diving from the freight
wharf Nr. John Major and several other
friends swan out 10 the young mans as
sistance and helped him TO shore A
strained neck and loss OF voice forced
Mr.. Brown TO return 10 the city for treat
ment
Members Of Grace Church choir of
Alexandria and their party are enjoying
a two weeks outing az the Beach. They
arc occupying an attractive little cottage
near Monroe Bay. Mr. W. Il. Middleton.
organist Of the church, IS directing the
party. and not the least jolly among
them is the pastor. the Rev Edgar Car
peuter.
Registered at the Westmoreland are Mr.
and Mrs r. Harvey. Mr.. Charles Sussell.
Mr. r. Daugherty. Mr. B. Walferd Mr..
Phil Smith, Miss Thco Little, Miss Lola
Beechner. Mrs. R Wagner, Mr. +. May
er. Miss Sadie Doolttle Miss Elsie Amer
lea, Miss Amy Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Horton, Mr.. and Mrs. James Garri-
son.
Mai. and Mrs. ". B. Owens and party