Evening star., 1909-08-29
At COLONIAL BEACH
Happy Winners of Prizes at
Recent Fair.
MANY LAUNCH PARTIES
Comings and Goings Of People From
Capital.
HOSPITALITY SHOWN THEM
Weekend Gatherings and fcs
Longer-A Breakers
Concert.
HOSPITALITY SHOWN THEM
Special Correspondence Of The star.
COLONIAL BEACH. Va.

Special Correspondence Of The star.
COLONIAL BEACH. Va,
August %. 1909.
The past week has been busy one in
the social world with euchre parties. con-
certs and dement's.
Those winning prizes at the Masonic
fair: Mr.. Coghill Of Southeast Washing
ton. horse; S. E. Davis OF Occoquan, Va,
| q diamond ring; Mrs. Kimmen Of Colum-
bia road q lace pocket handkerchief: Mr..
John Wilson, sofa pillow; q carved ivory
| carving set. E. Lttleton. Washington: tea
set. Mrs. E. E. Johnson. Washington:
| sofa pillow. Mrs. T. r. venable, Colonial
Beach; Wallachian centerpiece, Mrs. John
N. Rupert, Washington: embroidered
luncheon set. Mrs. ]. III. Johnson. Wash
| ington: decorated art lamp, J. o. Hefiine:
knitted shawl, G. NJ. Henault, Washing
| ton.
Mr.. ]. T. Selby. q member OF the Balti-
| more Motor Yacht Club, who has been
, cruising about the Chesapeake bay and
| Potomac river aboard his handsome
launch the Page. spent last week at the
Quarles.
DIR. Frank w. Hornbaker of Occoquan.
Va, has been spending his vacation at
the Beach aboard his launch the Avo-
..
Davis.
Mrs. William Lansdale and children OF
washington are spending the summer at
the Wyman @ Gotta cottage; having as their their
Bertha Hough. Mr.. Lansdale joins his
family each week end.
Miss Annie B. Lepley has returned to
| Washington.
DR.. william G. schafhirt last Monday
night took a party Of young folks for a
cruise aboard his launch. the Rosamond.
His guests were Misses Annadell Haislip.
AorIs Mare Many and
Anna May Garner; Messrs. Jack Deeds.
Milton Allen, Albert Landvoigt Anthony
Terwissa, Rowland Brennan. and Mrs. A
?; Nj Haislp lip. chapsronsd s,, the party. W.
| million and Mr.. S. G. Taylor have re-
turned to their Washington homes, after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schackleford.
Also Mr.. Albert Harrison Of Baltimore,
Nd. has returned to his home.
| Mr.. C. E. Worthington OF Washington
| has joined his family at their cottage
home on LOSING avenue.
MI. w. A. Pyles OF Anacostia. D. C..
| spent the past week with his family, and
returned with them to their Washington
! home last Friday.
Mr.. Fred Wohifarth Of Washington is
! visiting his sister. Mrs. Volney Eaton.
Miss Katie Brown In also Mrs. Eatons
guest
DIR. and Mrs Wilbur NJ Phelps of
Washington are the guests OF the latter's
mother, Mrs. p. H. Eaton. until Labor
| day.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Ramsey Nevit and
children Of Washington, accompanied by
DR.. Nevitt's mother. Mrs. N. e. r.
hewitt are stopping at the Herkmer
Mrs. F. I. Seal and son. Mr.. Edward
r. Seal, have returned to Washington.
after being the guests of the formers
sister. Mrs. Frank H. Walker, at her
H., l@-x AhA olB lBap fo
now entertaining her niece. Mrs. ]. III.
| wilkins. and SON, who have just returned
from summering in Canada and Lincoln.
Mass.
Mr.. Frank H. Walker arrived at the
Beach the past week aboard his launch
Gallavant, having had q very rough and
| stormy passage from Baltimore and An-
| napolis. Mr. Walker was accompanied
by Messrs. David NJ. Moore. William r.
Hodges OF Washington and L. l. Taylor
| OF Baltimore, Md
Mrs E. A. Lake OF Washington Is
the hostess this week to house party,
Mrs Archie n. Lake. and Mrs. Albert
Lake and Mrs. WeigeL are her guests.
Mrs. Lakes grandchildren. Mr.. Roscoe
Bangs Of washington S;o. and N Mss Laura ner
Mrs. e. F. vermillion of Washington. at
! her river-front home is entertaining her
Lindon, Mrs. Fritz Kennedy and SON
| Clyde. and Mrs. L. A. Brooks and her
son. Frank Vermiliion. and Philip Roache.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Lucket and fam
| lily OF Washington are so1ourning at the
Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Gould Of Southeast
Washington are occupying their cottage
on the river front and lafayette street,
| and will remain till late fall Mr. Gould
| has named his place Cesea and has as his
guests Mrs. Gould's sister. Mrs. E. r.
Milligan, and daughter, Mrs. G. II. Hol-
W
Mrs. Charles Alvin Smith. with her SON.
of Washington, is a guest at the homo
named for her late husband this week.
Mrs. e; Hulse Miss Alice Athey; icy; Miss
Mrs. E. Gosnel and Mr.. Fred Wells OF
Washington are also guests at the Smith
Memorial Home.
MI. and Mrs Robert Harvey of WASH
ington are at their cottage on Losing
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jenkins. Mrs.
Minnie 1chelberger and Mr.: and Mrs.
spending August at the Mann cottage.
DIR. William c. Fowler OF Washington
was the guest the past week OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Chancey. also MT; and Mrs.
cey Of Washington.
Mrs. Adelaide Johnson Of washington
were guests of Mrs. II. NJ. Chaplin the
past week. at her beach front home.
Mr. A. William Morsell OF Washington
Is visiting Mrs. Ella D. Adams.
Mr. Guy Fl. Corbett of Washington Is
with his family at their river-front home.
Messrs. Philip Roche, Roscoe Bangs
and. Frank Vermillion arrived at the
beach last Saturday. aboard their launch,
Shamrock IL, having as their guests DR..
William z. Whitson and F. NJ. Book
Capt. and Mrs. ]. r. Bowen Of WASH
ington are sojourning at Cedar Croft. Mr..
and Mrs. w, F. Heusted and daughter OF
Washington are also guests there.
Company G OF the 1st Regular Virginia
Volunteers OF Alexandria, Va, is camp
ing at the northern end Of the beach.
with Capt r. L. Haymaker in command.
H. Beverly, first lieutenant, and c. May,
second lieutenant.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Coleman and chill
dren OF Washington will spend the bal
ance OF the season at the Linwood House,
also Mr.. and Mrs. E B. Adams and chill
dren of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. III. B. Warren of Wash
ington are spending two weeks az guests
at the Linwood House.
Miss Cortnne Eaton, after visiting her
aunt. Mrs. L. B. Harrison, at her home
In Wilder street, has returned to WASH
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Pnieger. after
spending August with the latter's mother.
Mrs. A. =. Johnson Of Southeast Wash.
ington. at her home. Rosedale. have re-
turned to their home In Philadelphia. Pa:
Mrs. johnson also entertained her niece
and husband. Mr. and Mrs. George Turey
Of Philadelphia, and her cousins Miss