The Washington herald., 1909-07-25
COLONIAL BEACH.

cottage.
At the Howard cottage for short So
journ are Mr.. and Mrs. M. Shannon and
nephew, Of Washington.
Mr. Carl Crawford. Of Washington.
viii be the guest OF his mother, Mrs. j.
T. Crawford. for two weeks.
Mrs. W. L. Cullen has as guests her
aunt. Mrs NJ A. Walllng. and Mrs. Will
lam Greenwood. from Washington.
Miss Florence Beall and Mr.. Jack
Deeds. of washington. were guests re-
Gently Of Mrs. II. Hull, OF "Hulldale.'
Cottage Bonnie Jean" is occupie this
season by Mr. James +. Karnes and sons,
OF Washington. Mrs. Carberry Is visiting
them.
Mrs. James A League. Of Baltimore.
formerly Of Washington, has taken Lo-
Gust cottage, on Bancroft avenue, for the
season.
Mrs. d. s. Williamson Is entertaining
Mrs Conradis and daughter, Mrs. Louis
Hartig. OF Washington. at her cottage on
Bancroft avenue.
"sunnyslde" has been taken for the sea
son by Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Deputy. OF
Delaware With them are Messrs. VIII
liam and Omer Franklin.
The second annual colonial Jubilee, at
Colonial Beach. VIII be held July 2S %,
and 30 An elaborate programme has
been arranged for each day.
At the woodlawn. from Washington.
are Mrs. Marie Meyers and daughters,
Mrs. Farrell. Mrs. Bowie and son. Miss
Daugherty and niece, Dorothy.
Miss Madeline Bowler has as guests
Miss Fanny Truslow. OF Fredericksburg,
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and Master Victor Beauchamp.
Mrs. H. W. Higham and daughters,
Mrs Herbert Higham and baby. and Mrs.
II. NJ ALDER and child are stopping with
Mrs. II. J. Whitzell. at the Mann cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Warheld. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed H. Rickett and Or. J. Graynie.
OF Washington, and Miss Eva Burch. or
Martinsburg. w. Va, are at Jersey Cot
tage
Mr.. Michael Ready and family are
domiciled nj the Breakers for the season.
The pet pony and cart which arrived
aslo added 10 the enjoyment OF the chill
dren.
Mrs Sarah V. Hammond. OF Alexan-
dria. has rented a cottage on the lower
end Of beach and has with her J. w.
Hammond and d. HammondE. with their
families.
Mrs. c. E. worthington opened her
coy summer home on Losing avenue
the last Of June. Her guests are her
sister, Mrs. W. A. Pyles and children. OF
Washington.
Mrs. A F. Kennedy, OF Washington.
has purchased the Queen cottage. on Los
King avenue and is entertaining her
daughter. Mrs II. C.. Wolfe and children.
Vernon and Margaret and Master Joseph
Goldstein.
Washingtonians at the Reese cottage
are Mrs. Robbins and children, Miss Fan
ny Smith. Mrs. \. Schladt and daughters.
Gertrude, Edith, and Helen; Mrs. Lynch,
Miss Lynch. Master Lynch. and, Miss
Margaret O'Nell
DR.. and Mrs II. w. Johnson. OF Wash
ington, are occupying the Johnson cot
tage. on the river front. With them are
Mrs. S. NJ Banks, Mrs. T. l. Donnelly
and son. Miss Grace Wanstall. and Mr..
Walter Wanstall.
Among Washingtonians at the johnson
House are W F. Ulrich. W. NJ. Priest,
Clarence Hatten. George z. Stauffer.
Clarence Parker and wife, L. T. Reed, J.
f. Walker. W. T. Fitzgerald. z. Torne.
J. B. Ball. F. NJ Meyer.
Mrs. E. A Roper is entertaining at her
pretty home on the river front Mrs F.
A. Foley. Mrs. J. II. Collier and daugh-
ter, Helen. Miss Annie Dutrow, Mrs. ].
p. Condor. of Washington. and Miss
Efie Wheeler. Of New York.
A lawn fete was held last night
on the lawn Of the Steuart cottage for
the benefit OF St Elizabeth's Catholic
Church. at the beach. japanese lanterns
made the scene a pretty one. and sub
5tantlal returns are expected.
F. Rogerson and family. Theodore F.
Phillips. Frank Metles, Paul S Dexter,
Aladge f. Wells. Nellie B. PLACER How
ard NJ. Bradbury. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Shore. and Mrs. I. A. Brown. and daugh-
ters are at the Grown Castle"
Mr. Henry F. Smith and wife. OF
are spending their vacation
at The Westmoreland," where they ex-
pect to remain until the opening OF the
theatrical season. Mr.. Smith IS the mu-
steal director At Chase's Theater.
Recent arrivals at the Westmoreland
are Miss Levi and brother, Mrs. Flor
ence Stone. Mrs. Taylor. Mr.. Fowler,
Miss Jennie Scheffer. A p. Welnerth.
Mr.. Ralph Deacon. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
+. Smith, Miss Theo Little. OF Newark,
y. J.
Guests from Washington at the Stewart
are Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lips
comb. Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Van Siclxler,
II II. Brown. Mrs. Z. f. Fisher and son
Carroll. w. T. Tafel, William Leply.
William B. Jones. Charles N Fisher. II.
z. Carr, Charles J. Pitt, and H. H Hell
lis.
Stopping at the Buckingham are the
Washingtonians: T. II. Hender-
son and wife, Mrs. Farr and daughters.
Miss Maggie Mccarthy. G. JarbOe. S G..
Lcefier. jr., Mr.. George II. Gates. Miss
Dawson, Mr.. S. G. Loeffier. ST.. daughter.
and niece, Mrs. J. Love, and David L.
Buckley.
Staying at the Althea are Mr.. and Mrs.
d. T. Anderson and daughter, Dorothy:
Misses Bernice Gardener. Estelle Miller,
Jessie +. Harding, and Messrs. c. N.
Garrett. William II. Robertson, Larry +.
Ford, George J. Leonard, Leroy F. Nor
rison, and Albert J. Thomas, all from
John T. Crismond. well known in Wash
ngton, died here Tuesday morning. His
wife and children, who were with him at
the end. took the body to the city on the
boat Capital City. The Masonic lodge OF
his place and the Coluonial Beach Band
ed by Prof. Samuels, escorted the re-
mains to the boat
A grand concert will be given this even
ne on the dancing pavilion by the Dunn
barton choir, Of Georgetown, under the
direction Of Prof. n. G. Glover and the
:. V. Samuels orchestra. under the d.
rection of Prof Samuels. Among the
'olists Will be heard Sydney LLOYD
baritone; Miss Reuter- So
prano. A Samuels. cOrnet; G. w. Saun-
ierland, trombone, and U. Davis. accom-
panist
The nightly meetings held in a large
tent by the Seventh Day Adventists viii
be continued throughout the season. Elder
:. A. Stevens, Of Charlottesville, and
Elder B. +. Purdham, of Virginia. are