Evening star., 1909-07-11
COLONIAL BEACH,
Special Correspondence OF The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH, VI

July 10. 1902
!. At the Atlantic City" of Washington
the glorious Fourth was celebrated in the
good old-fashioned way. 1t is estimated
that at least eight thousand persons
walked the boardwalk during the holl-
day. ...
Many of the launches from both the
Capital and Courinthian Yacht clubs and
private clubs and parties spent the holi-
day cruising in these waters, many re-
naming for the week.
Among some of the pleasure seekers
aboard the yachts were the following:
The launch Mae r., sailing under the
Corinthan Yacht Club colors, was in port
and Mrs. p. r. Bailey. Miss l.. NJ. Wat
son, Mr.. a. B. Clark and NJ. E. Miller
aboard.
The yacht Ducal. with her party of five
aboard, passed pleasant time. The
guests were Mr.. Will Copenhaver, Mr..
John Copenhaver. Mr.. w. j. Staub, Mr..
G. w. Taylor and Mr.. W. E. Locilin, all
/ WashngtoniaHs.
! The handsome launch Louise X. belong
ing to the Capital Yacht Club, with her
owner, Mr.. H. G. kubel. and guests
aboard, spent the past week In port. The
party consisted of Mr.. Henry Norton.
Mr.. Jack Mccoy and Mr.. Foster Scott.
| The ID. F.'s" of Washington, having
chartered the launch Gregory, spent their
| holiday at the Beach, having aboard Mr..
| King. vice commodore; Mr.. Myer Simon,
| Mr.. a. L. Hass, Mf. S. Fischer. Mr.. l..
| Pretzfelder. Mr.. B. Cohen, Mr.. L. Often
berg, Mr.. l.. Forst and Capt. Gregory and
| Mr.. Turtin.
The large launch Dixie Dan of Wash
| ington, having aboard her owner and
party, Mr.. j. A. Chisholm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcfarland Miss Z. Roache. Miss NJ.
Mundell, Mr.. W. K. Barnett. Miss e. H.
Austine and Miss X. Willis. spent the
Fourth cruising in these waters.
The Serenaders of the Capital city
passed a pleasant holiday at the beach
aboard Mr. r. s. Meads launch. the
Annie The clubs personnel is as fol-
lows: j. S. Green. vice president; Charles
E. Taylor. treasurer: George Welty, sec
retary: Joe Campbell, w. b. Murray,
Warwick Spates. Herbert Blundon.
| The launch Aline Of Washington, with
Nfessrs Frank Morris. e. Roache, William
| Coxen, Benjamin Neff Goaty Steinme!r,
| Jim Winsdor and Buck Empey, aboard,
| spent the early week here.
The new launch st. Charles of WASH
| ington passed the holiday in port having
| aboard the Potomac Gun and Fishing
Club. The party consisted of Capt. Gar
ner, Charles Sanford. engineer: Messrs.
William w. Davis. Dr. Joseph Woods, La
fayette Garner. Daniel Scarlet. Mich Nc
Cam, Morris Collins and George 8. Waltz
The large club called the Moo Cows"
Of Washington. aboard the f. $. Gamble
Beach. The clubs members comprise g.
Logan. Capt f. Milovitch. c. Barrick'
L. scherett, ]. Thomas, ]. Allison,
Hickey, T. Bresln. T. T. Hersperger
W. r. Regan, j. w. Waldrons e. wal
dron, B. Newman, II. Newman, Il.
Young, r. Donahue. G. Hutchinson, G. u.
Davis, T. Queen, NJ. Gamble. g.. God
smith. c. Tapley, F. label. F. schatfer'
N. Plass, j. Halloran, II. Wren, w. Spill
lane and J. Kelly.
! The launch Evelyn NJ was in port, with
its owner. Capt. A. W. Lyles. and his
| guests. Messrs. A. knight, j. Helm and
| Tyler King. aboard.
| DR.. William G. Schafhirt of Washington
| Is taking vacation at the Beach aboard
| his handsome launch, the Rosa
mond. belonging to the Capital and Co
| rinthian yacht clubs. DIR. SchafhiIt IS
accompanied by his wife and Mr.. Gus
/ Friebus.
Capt. r. Y Cadmus of the Corinthian
| Yacht Club spent the holiday in port
aboard his launch, the r. Y. c., with
| party.
Capt Battenberg. aboard his fast motor
| boat the Gray Bat, was cruising In these
| waters over the Fourth.
| After a most enjoyable run from WASH
| ington the launch Paulina arrived at
| the Beach, with her owner and party
! aboard, comprising Capt. Tom Sabin,
| Messrs j. u. Sechrist. +. +. Fones. W. +.
Baum. Michael scribener. j. Gould, H. ].
| MORN, W. p. Fiekling, q. L. Ffckltng,
| L. W. Sedgrick, Frank King and capt.
Glascoe
| Mr. Robert II. Bontz of Washington.
| aboard his launch Alaho arrived at the
Beach i'm time to spend the Fourth with
| his family Mr.. Bontz's guests on board
| were Messrs L. A. Bechtol +. Lawrence
| Walker, Bernard w. Bontz, Elmer klep-
| fer. Neal Biagaw and Rudolph Jose.
| Capt. =. S. Williamson. member OF
| the Corinthian Yacht Club, is spending
the summer at the Beach cruising in his
| launch, the Rebecca W., having as his
4 guests Messrs. w Rowyer Pain. Emer-
son Fletcher and Ben Hartis. Capt. and
| Mrs. Williamson have cottage for the
season.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Knowlton of Wash
| ington have reopened their pretty cot
1 tage on the hill and are accompanied by
| their daughter and grandchild, Mrs. \.
| IL. Staples and daughter. DIR. Staples is
spending part of this week with his fam
| lily.
Mrs r. A. Donoghue of Washington
| with her sons has reopened her cozy
| place, the Little Gem. on Boundary street
her daughters, Misses Annie and Mary
Keene, are once more domiciled at their
| cottage on the Beach front.
| Mrs Jennie NJ Shelter of Washington
is sojourning at the Westmoreland.
| Capt. e. II. Reynolds of Congress
Heights was a visitor at Hotel Byrd
over the Fourth, where Miss Gertrude
Lucas Of Washington will spend the
l summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Walker of
| Washington arrived at the Beach a few
weeks ago aboard their handsome launch
| Iona having their guests Representa-
| tive and Mrs. Kelliher OF Boston, Mr..
| and Mrs. Dave Moore and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. D. Mckenney of Washington. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Walker are now entertaining q
house party az their beautiful bungalow
| consisting of Miss II. e. walker, Mrs. c.
1 H. Yeatman and daughter Miss Helm of
| Washington, Mrs. L. J. Taylor and
daughter. Miss Belle Taylor. and sons of
Baltimore, Nd, and Miss Lillian Hinch
| of St Augustine, Fla.
| Mr. and Mrs. David Weaver and family
and Mrs. T.. j. Lycett and family of
| Washington are stopping at the Cedar
! Croft for the season.
| Mrs. Volney Eaton and children of
Washington are domiciled at their cot
/ tage on Iossing avenue for the summer
| Mrs J.. j. Sanders and children of
| Washington have reopened their cottage
/ for the season.
| Mr.. George c. Vonieff and family Of
l Washington arrived at the Beach and are
once more at their coZy home on Irving
| avenue and Hamilton street
| AIr. and Mrs. f. A. Roper of Wash
| ingten are at their cottage on the river
| front. having as their guest, Miss Effie
/ Wheeler OF New York.
Mrs. Erward F. Vermillion and her
daughter, Miss Marie VermilIion, are at
| their home on the Beach front.
| Mrs. William l.. Cullen is entertaining
| Miss Mamie Kamm and Mrs. D. L. Bar
nard of Washington.
| Miss Clara Mae Reichenbaugh and