Evening star., 1909-09-05
COLONIAL BEACH.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH. :

The cool weather of the. early week
had tendency to drive many of the
summer colony homeward. and with the
early closing of the excursion season the
beach festivities will come to an end.
Many Washingtonians are now making
the beach fall resort and a number
OF visitors are expected during Septem-
Der and October to enjoy the excellent
nshing 10 be found in these waters.
Large catches are being brought daily
to the beach. and fine trout are now
putting In their appearance.
Messrs. George Weaver. j. M. Stod-
dard. Louis Weaver and 3. w. Wood
run of Washington left the last of this
week aboard Capt VESSELS sloop for
Chesapeake bay and Cape Charles to en-
JOY weeks sport in blue fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Mulligan of Wash
ington. after spending the summer here.
have left for Clifton Forge. Va. to spend
the fall there.
Mr.. A. c. Genger of Washington are
spending some time at Humphries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Harvey and daugh-
ter. Messrs. c. H. Buchanan. William
Burch and Stanley Burch, all of WASH
ington. are sojourning at the Athea
Mr.. w. II. Gould of Washington is stay
Ing with his brother and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Gould, at their home, Cesea.
Miss Agnes c. Breen of the Treasury
department is taking her vacation at the
FRANCIS. Also Mrs. X. T.. Deutsch and
Mrs. Charlotte Lysinger of Washington.
Mr. w. B. Turner, printing clerk of the
Senate. was guest the past week of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dierken at their
home. Idle Hour. This week Mr.. and
Mrs. Dierken are entertaining Mrs. Fred
schafhirt and son Adolph of Washing
ton, who will remain till after Labor day.
Last Thursday night most successful
euchre was held at The Breakers for the
benefit of the Catholic Church, when
thirtyfOur prizes were distributed. Mrs.
William Lansdale of Washington winning
first prize. The sum of s4J was cleared.
Mr.. Milton Allen and Mr.. Albert Land
voigt Of Washington 'were spending the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gar
ner on Marshall avenue.
Miss Nellie Pierpoint. Messrs. Charles
f. Petty, Eugene Waters and Frank
Taylor of Washington are stopping at the
Waldorf.
Mrs. Henrietta Gibson of Washington,
after spnding the summer at the Sweet
Home Cottage. is now visiting her sister.
Mrs. Covington, where she will remain
until October.
Mrs. Horace ]. Donnelly of Washington
was visiting her mother. Mrs. fl. J.
Whitsel, the past week, at the Mann
Cottage. Mrs. Allen Scribner of Takoma
Park was also a guest there.
Mr.. Frank H. Bowen is enjoying his
vacation at the Breakers and expects to
remain till late in the season.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Hall and Mr.. s. X. Hall,
wife and son of DR.. Hall of / street, are
sojourning at the Breakers.
Miss Katie Jones of the Capital city is
being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam L. Cullen.
Mr.. j. 8. Ludwig of Baltimore, Nd,
has joined his wife. who is stopping at
Cedar Croft, and will remain till the close
OF the season. His father, Mr.. John A.
Ludwig. accompanies him.
DR.. Charles A. Hayes and son. Claud, of
Washington are stopping at the Stewart
Cottage. also Mr.. and Mrs. John f. otan-
ton and children of Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs Harry B. Hanger, after
most delightful soiourn at Stewarts, re-
turned to their Euclid street home last
Friday.
Mr.. Gus A. Forsburg of the Capital
Yacht Club was also in port last Sunday
aboard his steam yacht Cloelia. having
party Of friends with him. Both yachts
had to get under way during the severe
electrical and wind storm. which swept
the Beach Sunday afternoon.
Capt. T. Vivian Walker of Washngto ton,
upon his return from Boston with the Ma
tional Guard, Joined his wife and sons
here. who are enjoying camp life on the
hill and will pass the balance of his va
cation with them.
Mrs. G. S. Sloan OF Washington was
hostess last week to Mrs. Lucien Alden
and daughter, Miss Ruth Alden, Of Wash
ington.
Mrs w. H. Fisher entertained at her
beach front home Mr.. Joseph Miburn and
her son. Mr.. Charles A. Fisher of Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Appich of southeast
Washington are stopping at the Ecking-
ton while completing plans for their new
home TO be erected at Classic Shore.
Miss Lizzie Fox Miss Cecilia Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mckinney of
Washington are also guests at the Eek
ington.
Mrs. Mary Turner and son William.
Mrs. NJ. Sutton and Mrs. NJ. Schoenthal
and son of Washington are guests at the
Crown Castle until Labor day.
Judge w. A. Henderson. accompanied
by his cousin Mrs. Jones, and Miss Emma
Griffith Frazer and Miss Jesse Green of
Washington were guests at the Colonial
Beach Hotel the past week.
Mr.. John W. Palmer, accompanied by
his wife and son. are domiciled at the
Linwood House. also Mrs. William j.
Palmer of Washington.
Mrs Marion V. Stansbury and Mr.. Will
liam r. Martin of Washington are stop
ping at abe Breakers; also Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Vitaie, Mrs. Sarah Hall and daugh-
ter Miss Virginia Hall of Ballston, Va.
Mr.. Lawrence S. Paddock Of Washing
ton having as his guests Mrs. Charles II.
Wilson of New York and Miss NJ. Y.
Bradley of Washington, left last Wadnes-
the Beach the party were guests at the
Breakers.
Messrs. F. Harvey and f. p. Hooker
left last Wednesday on board their launch
for Washington. They also had been
stopping at the Breakers.
Mrs. s. G. Ramer was hostess last We'd
nesday to launch party who visited
Stratford. Va, the former home of Gen.
Robert f. Lee. Her guests included Mrs.
w. q. Snodgrass. Miss Stubling, Miss
Geyer Of Martinsburg. w. Va. and Mrs.
May. Mrs. w. A. Linton Misses Abbe
johnson. Mary and Nellie keliher, Prof.
c. v. Samues, Uriel Davis, DR. Maderb.
Mr.. w. +. Jenkins. all OF Washington
and Miss Amanda Goings of Alexandria,
Va. The party had a very rough pas
sage home. being caught in the heavy
northeaster which set in shortly after
their departure, and only a general wet
ting resulted to mar the pleasure of the
trip.
Miss Lissetta Gasch and Mrs. Rose NJ.
Gasch. Mrs. j. c. Love- Mrs Mary NJ.
Wade. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Wyman. Miss
NJ. PiatZ, Mrs Ben e. McQuay, Miss
Hazel l.. McQuay, Mr.. aud Miss f. III.
Etz and children of Washington are also
guests at Byrds
Messrs. Michael Keane. r. L. Monta-
que. Harry Quinn, Harry Hollander.
George NJ. Havel. DR. ahd Mrs. Howard
Fisher. Mrs George w. Price, Miss Ella
D. Price, Mrs. $. B. Wilcox c. NJ viii
,ox and Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Linton.
all of Washington. and Mrs. Amanda
ioings of Alexandria, Va, are guests
at the Beach Hotel.
Mir. III. j. Bradley of city post office.
by his daughter Miss Myrtle
Bradley. Is sojournng at the Hayward
cottage for an indefinite stay
Mr.. and Mrs. James A Gordon, Mrs.
B. w. Swing and son, Frank L. Swing,
Of Washington are staying several weeks
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