The Washington herald., 1909-07-18
COLONIAL EEACH.

/ his houseboat Griselda, has arrived at
the Beach. where he viii anchor for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Flynn and children.
Miss Nell Reed. and hEeSsrs- T Hume and
Eugene Thomas are staying az the Mann
cottage.
DR.. and Mrs. William T. Shafhirt, with
Mr.. Frebus as guest, made the trip to
| the Beach last week in their launch, and
after few days stay returned 20 the
city.
Mrs. Eugene Cadmus. Of Washington.
and Albert Campbell, the well-knOwn
tenor Of New York, have been guests OF
Mrs. Ella Adams and daughters at the
Rott cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradburn and children.
NJ. Barnard and family. Mr.. and Mrs
A G. Trammend. Miss Ellen Connolly
and Miss Aurora Martenez are staying at
the Grown Castle"
The following Washingtonians are stop
ing at the King George: Mr.. A l. Simp-
son and family, Mrs. Gardiner and daugh-
ter. R Theele and family. Mrs. Doran
Miss Emma Rawlings. II. H Balkan.
l. Hulfsh. J. II. Kelly, and J. Schafer.
AT the Hotel Byrd are Mr.. and Mrs.
P. B. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. George
Frank. H NJ Caugn and wife. Mrs. a
F. Schaub and son Albert. Capt G. r.
Reynolds, Richard Z. HilI. Yorke Bur
CESS. W. G. Young. John r. Birch. p.
| ". Pickford. John T. Davis. ]. I. Tom
Inns. and c. f. Rougeou-
Judge " l. Lawson, Misses n NJ
Mnington. P. 3. Edelan, Lena &udd.
/ Lucy CarricO, NJ e Middleton. A T.
Bryan, NJ. B. HardcIl. Regina Fisher
Margaret Fox. and Messrs. NJ. II. Card
/ ener. Harry NJ. Lowry, Calvert Lowry,
Charles Fisher. II. d. Feely, and Eima
Fisher are stopping at the Stewart Cot
tage.
The season which opened so ausplci-
ously July 1. with the largest crowd OF
visitors IN the. history OF Colonial Beach,
promises TO be an unusually prosperous
one. Many WashirgtOnIans have reg
istered at the various hotels for the
season, while cottages in the residential
section have for some time been at a
premium.
Among the guests at the Colonial
Beach Hotel are the following Washing
/ tonians; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. kintz, Mrs.
I William Copenhaver. Mrs Z. Nichols,
DIT. J. II. Brooks. Of Brookland. d. c.,
and Messrs. B. l. Queen, Fred Dulaney.
w. J. Cone jr., Charles q. Lemon, W.
B. Emmert. E. Voigt. T. Winters. and
T. D. Nichols.
AIr. and Mrs. Edward Simpson. Mr..
James r Barry and family. Mrs LuShe-
/ Hayes ana children have registered 1T
the Walcott House. Recent guests there
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Watt and
child Mrs. James. Misses Booze. =.
StalfOrI, Viola Coates, and Messrs- c.
| T~f u
A. Collins, Earl B. Runyan. F. P. Smith.
and w. Oliver.
Among those registered at the johnson
House from Washington were Mr.. J. c
Butts and wife Mr. J. c. Woodward and
daughter Emma. Mrs. Fisher and daugh-
| ter. Mr. and Mrs B. c TaylOe Miss
/ Elizabeth Roche. and AIessrs. \. +. Ull-
/ rich, Clarence Hatton. u. Mundel, r. E.
/ Reinhart. z. Schaud. A. Lichen. X. Nc
\ Kenney H. a. Allen, J. I. Rooney.
( Charles N. Humphrey. r. n. Gift, Ken
I meth Camps. and Harry Krichton.
/ Mr. and Mrs Haworth. Mr.. and Mrs.
! E. II. Luskey. Mr.. and Mrs William Lgs-
/ key, Mrs Bertha Bowden and Miss Doro-
/ thy Bowden. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker. Mr..
/ and Mrs J. Z. Cullen Mr.. and Mrs. c.
I Z. Scott. Mrs. William Aims. jr.. Mrs. J.
/ Oscar Honey. J. NJ Ridgely. W. Summer
vile, F. A McGinn, W. Donnell. Carl n
/ Schable. c. r. Murray. f. Bend. L NJ.
/ Cumm. Ed Jones. Harry Shapin. Walter
/ Sherwood, and L. NJ. Baldwin are among
4 the Washingtonians registered at Bent
ley's Hotel
/ The active Masons at the Beach. among
whom are some well-knOwn Washington
men and women, are planning a big fair
/ 10 Be held during the week beginning Au-
guss for the purpose Of raising a fund
! 70 build a Masonic temple al this place
A business meeting was held on Wednes-
I day evening at the town hall for the pur-
pose Of forming a ladies' auxiliary. Mrs.
1 A. + Johnson was elected chairman. An
invitation has been extended 70 Grand
Master Joseph ". Eggleston. Of Virginia.
TO open the fair. His reply is awaited
with much interest
I At the Francis the Washington guests
are Mrs J. Alman and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bigham, Mrs Smith and
I family Mrs. T. J. Fauth and son Harry.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mushroni and children,
Mr.. and Mrs William D McCathran and
children. Mrs. Ella Greer. Mrs. Charles H.
MCGEE, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Jirihowie and
son. Mrs. Francis McEnany. Mr.. E. H
/ Goodwin, Misses Mary Collins. Helen Do
| herty, Florence Sears. Lowrine O'Con-
EOr, and Messrs. Charles Ford. John
! Green. jr.. Jack Johnston, John Murphy,
Roy Stakes. and Raymond Lyons
( The Breakers. owned and managed by
4 Mrs Cahill, offers new and attractive
features. Registered there are Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodhead, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Tufts, Mr.. W. J. Long and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. ROwyie, Mrs.
c. E Hodgkins and children. Mr. and
Mrs. J. f. Barry, Mr.. and Mrs. Hearst
Mr.. F. J. DeIiving and daughter. Mrs.
f. ". Myers, Mr.. ". o. Bradley and
family. Mr.. John Gross and family. Mr..
r. Wengel and son, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E
Dodge, Mrs. K. Deahl. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Leamon, Mr. G. T Matthews and
family, the Misses Clara Lane, Addie
/ Mcqueen, Marie Wagner, Constance
Fritts. Emma Topping. NJ. Hogan. R.
Walsh E. E. Krey. Margaret Perkins.
and Messrs. J. K. Moore. Albert Schlot-
terback, Eugene Taylor, Frank Walter.
John MulrOy. Koss Everett. Charles Fitz-
gerald, George Bauers. T D. McDermott,
r. F. Woltz. w B. Crapster. J. T. Glad
fslter. 3. F. Raines, Z. Devlin. A. o.
Sprouts. and Clyde Dunnington.
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