Evening star., 1909-07-18


and Miss Elizabeth Mills of Washing
ton are guests at the kissner cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Lewis. Mrs. Theo.
Friebus and Mrs. J. w. Nalrn or wash
ington are sojourning at Cedar Croft.
Mrs. George Estler and son OF Wash
ington are wishing Mrs. George Estler
at the Wise cottage.
Mr.. Norman Robinson Of Washington
is spending his vacation at the Althea.
DR. A. c. Merriam of Washington is
the guest of his mother-in-law, Mrs Au-
gusta NJ. Weaver.
Mrs. WilliamG Greenwood Of Washing
ton is being entertained hv Mrs. Will
liam L. Cullen.
Mr.. Louis weaver of Washington has
joined his brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Weaver.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kaiser or washington
is spending the summer with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. George B. Sharp, at the Al
vinette also Mrs. Sharps sister. Miss
Mr. John T. Smith, Mr. w. F. Ullrich
of Washington and Mr.. w. NJ. Priest Of
Alexandria, Va, are spending the heated
term at the Johnson House.
Judge William I. Lawson or forsyth,
Ga, spent the past week with his sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. B. Moore, Of Washington,
at Stewart Cottage.
Miss Regina Fisher Of Washington
and Miss Margaret Fox Of Linden. Md,
are stopping with Miss Margaret Stew
art for the summer.
Miss Helen O'Donnell of Washington is
spending the summer with Mrs. J. II.
Wood at her cottage on Winkidooole
point. Also Miss Edith Stein of the Capt.
tai city.
Mr. c. o. Flynn OF Washington. with
his wife and child, are sojournlng at the
Mann Cottage. Also Miss Nell Reed and
Mr.. Thomas E. Hume.
berland and Mr.. H. E. Hoffman have re-
turned to Washington after stopping at
the Mount Rose House for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Brown and
son and Mrs. s. F. Thompson Of Wash
ington are sojourning at the Mount Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene C. Copenhaver and
son of Washington are guests at the Co
lonial Beach Hotel. where Mr.. Copen-
havers mother, Mrs. William A. Copen-
haver, joined him the past week.
Washingtonians stopping at the Alvi-
nette are Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Nachman
for the season. Mr.. Meyer Cohen, Mr.. EN-
NETT Tydings. Miss Edith Kaiser and
Miss Mamie Pittman.
Mr.. William L. Collins, Mr.. Walter Sher-
wood, Mr.. E. NJ. Baldwin, Mr.. William
Summerville Of Washington and Mrs. Will
liam d. R. Aims, jr., of Philadelphia, Pa.
Registered at the Breakers from Wash
ington are Mr.. and Mrs. Heart and fam
lily. Robert l.. Wenzell and sons. George
Banes. Charles Fitzgerald, Kass Everett.
Frank Walters, John Mulroy, Eugene
Taylor, Albert B. Schlotterback, j. r.
Moore, Clyde c. Huntington. A. D.
Clott. B. F. Raines. Mrs. +. w. Myers.
Mrs. A. NJ. Lyons. Miss Mamie Wagner,
r. F. Waltz, Miss E. E. krey, Miss Mar
garet Perkins. Thomas McDermott. James
E. Barkerof, Miss M. Hogan, Miss r.
Walsh, w. j. Long and family. Miss
Clara Lane, Miss Addie Mcqueen and
Mr.. S. J. Durphy.
Byrd Hotel-Messrs. Yorke Burgess, w.
G. Young, John r. Birch, Philip Brown.
Berry Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Bennett.
Miss Gertrude Sherwood, Miss Brown,
Miss Trummell.
Colonial Beach Hotels latest arrivals
from Washington are: Mr.. w. r. Sal
keld. Mr.. Edward voight. jr.. Mr. F.
Nichols, Mr.. 3. F. Queen. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. kurtz, Mr.. W. B. Emmert, Mr..
Fred Dulaney, DR.. j. H. Brooks. Mrs.
William A. Copenhaver. Mr.. A. LOTUS
and Mr.. w. J. Cone Of Alexandria, Va.
Crown Castle-Mr. and Mrs. Mont
gomery Barnard and children will spend
the season, and Mrs. Elizabeth Bradburn
and children. Also registered are Miss
Gertrude Smith, Miss Ellen Connolly.
Miss Aurora Martinez, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G.. Trammell.
Jersey Cottage-Mr and Mrs B. VIII
son. DR.. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ballenger,
Mr.. George Menke and family, Mr..
Lnwood House-Mr. w. A. Richards,
Miss Annie E. Shoemaker, Mr.. F. d.
Moore. Mr.. James Burrough, d. w. Stan
ton, Mr.. Thomas N. Randall, Mr. Frank
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Gould, Mr..
William Gould.
Stewart Cottage-Mr. John Lawrence
Harrington, Mr. Harry N. Lowry. Mr..
Calvert Lowry. Mr.. Charles NJ Fisher.
Mr.. W. D. Feeley, NJ. Brashears, Wiley
Din. Elmer Fisher. Miss N. E. Bryan,
d lan . s;vba
Miss Margaret Fox and party Of young
ladies from Waldorf, Md; Miss NJ. Mil
dred Middleton, Miss Lena Mudd. Miss
Lucy d. Carrico, Miss M. e. Middleton,
Miss NJ. H. Gardener and Mr.. P. B.
Edelen.
Walcott House-Miss Viola c. Coates.
Mr.. Charles A. Simon. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Watt and children, w. Oliver,
Mrs. G. S. Watson. Miss Marion New
comb. Mrs. r. s. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Bendheim. Miss Catherine v. Roche-
Mrs. William H. Scott. William F. Scott.
The official program Is now out for the
Colonial days jubilee. July %, % and 80.
On the first day there will be boat race.
swimming race, sack and foot races. tour
nament. in the evening a baby show and
coronation ball. The second day-Base
ball, grand tournament. purse. 500; even
ing, coronation ball and waltzing con-
test Third and last day-Base ball, three
horse races. one-half mile heats; in the
evening, confetti night. To the person
wearing most ridiculous costume on
boardwalk between 8 and 10 pm, a prize
Of $40. Mr.. 7. F. Mason is chairman; III.
T. Garnett. jr.. treasurer; DR.. w. L.
Brent, secretary; executive committee,
Charles Bolt, NJ. w DeAtley, George
Staples, ]. Q. Hef1in, George j. Stafford,
N. A. Cooper, NJ. X. Jackson, j. c. Ninde,
Charles Holt, r. c. Miller, George Mason,
c. f. Hayward, j. B. Fitzgerald, DON
aldson Williamson. Joseph Dierken, DR..
8. A. Ashton, w. C. Minor, r. I. Mont
gomery, c. S. Rowley. J. NJ. Sussman
A number Of new cottages are being
erected and several completed and near
ing completion.
Mrs. N. B. Marting Of Washington is
erecting a large cottage on Sd and
Middleton streets and expects to move
into 1t when finished.
Mrs John c. Weidman Of Seaton street
northwest has moved into her recently
completed cottage at 9th street and
Beach avenue. accompanied by her daugh-
ters and son and Mrs. Dornheim and
baby.
Miss H E. Sullivan of Washington Is
expecting to occupy her new bungalow
on 7th street in q few days.
Mr.. R. E. Samuels of Washington is
building q bungalow on 7th street. also
Charles Washington on the same street,
and expect to occupy the same this sea-
son.
Mrs. Efie Crouch has completed her
cottage on 9th street.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman II. Cole of Ana
costa, D. c.. are domiciled at their cot
tage at 7th street and Colonial avenue.
Mr.. G. W. Mickum has a bungalow on
9th street. which Is nearly finished.
MesSrs. F. NJ. and Joseph E. Cullen OF
Washington have their bungalow COM
Mr. w. H. Martin of Washington is
erecting a pretty cottage on Sth street