Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-03
AT COLONIAL BEACH
Activity in Hotel and Cottage
Life.
OVER-THE-FOURTH GUESTS
New Homes and Their Happy
OCCUPANTS.
SOME RECENT REGISTRATIONS
Pleasure Craft in Nearby Waters
and Other Topics of Timely
Interest.
ONE RECENT REGISTRATIONS
pecisi Correspondence of The Star.

COLONIAL BEACH. Va, July ,. 1910.
Several hundred Washington excursion
lists last Sunday took advantage of the
unusually high surf and enjoyed that fine
pastime, bathing. Mr.. j. w. Keno or
Norfolk, Va, aboard his launch. 30
peep. was in port several days the past
week. on his way to Washington and
cruising about the Potomac. having
party of friends aboard. Mr.. and Mrs. 1.
b. Dodson and family of Washington are
spending the summer at the Gushing cot
tage Mrs. w. II. Fisher Of Washington
is spending the summer at her cottage on
the river front, having her daughter, Miss
Reba Fisher, and her sons wife, Mrs.
Henry Fisher. and sons of Savannah,
Ga, with her. Mrs. Charles A. Fisher and
sons arrived the last of the week to spend
the summer Mrs. A. l.. Scribner and chill
dren of Takoma Park have taken the
Cottage by the Sea for the season. her
niece, Miss Louise Scribner, accompanies
her. Miss Mary Gregory OF washington
is visiting her nephew and his wife. MIR.
and Mrs. William l.. Cullen. Miss Teresa
Donovan is also their guest. Mrs. NJ g.
Henderson of Washington is the guest OF
Mrs. H. NJ. Chapin Mrs G. l.. Drum OF
Washington is spending the heated term
at the Wilson cottage, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Regal of Ohio. Mrs. Mary
party, her guests being Mrs. w. w. Barnes
and children Mrs. Frank Noske, Mr..
Charles Beck Sinclair and Mrs. Anna Hep
burn, all Of Washington Mr.. Guy u. Gaug-
weeks at the hotel. MIR. Uriel Davis of
Washington will spend the summer at the
hotel. Miss NJ. A. Bentley OF Philadel-
phia, Pa. arrived last week at her place.
cupying her pretty river front cottage
and is entertaining her niece. MISS
Money. Mr.. ard Mrs. Baker Weaver
have returned to Washington after
visit of several weeks to the former
mother. They were accompanied by the
latter's mother. Mrs. Weaver or Scran-
ton, Pa. Councilman and Mrs }. M.
Rupert of Washington arrived this week
and opened their cottage. Their son Gar
ence accompanies them.
Mr.. George w. Moore of Washington
is spending his vacation at the Steuart
cottage Mrs NJ. B. Moore Of Washing
ton, accompanied by her grandson. Mas
ter George Bouts, of Baltimore. MO, are
also guests there. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Smith of Washington are spending the
summer at their place, Westmoreland.
Mr. and Mrs. George Voneih and famliy
Of Washington are now domiclled at their
home, Irving avenue and Hamilton street:
Mr.. G. M. Taylor of Washington ana
last week, and has reopened his cottage.
Cedar Croft. Mr.. Taylor's father, Mr.:
F. A. Taylor Of Philadelphia, VIII speho
the summer at Cedar Croft MISS Mar
ing her vacation with her mother at the
Mann cottage Mrs. ]. Howard Wilkins
and son of Washington, after visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Frank HI. Walker, at her beau
tiful bungalow, has left for an extended
trip to New York. Boston and Halifax,
Nova Scotia. Miss 6. M. Martin Is WIN
her sister. Mrs. Walker. for the summer
Mr. Theodore Barnes of Washington mas
Just had completed bungalow adjoining
his place. the Pines Mrs. Charles >.
Killer and children of Washington are
spending some time at their cottage
Miss Margaret Carroll OF washington
will spend the heated term at the WOOD.
lawn. Mr. and Mrs. i. D. B. Peters or
washington have reopened their cottage.
Athea, having as their guest their daush-
ter, Mrs. F. A. Heating. Mrs sydney
Harrison and child of washington are
visiting Mrs T. B. Harrison at her home
on Wilder avenue Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Johnson of Washington arrived at
their home last week Mrs Henry Hun
and daughters of Washington have re-
opened their cottage, Hulldaie.
Mrs Mary E. Henry OF Washington is
occupying her bungalow on the bay, as
companied by her son-in-law and daugh.
ter. Mr. and Mrs 6: W. Mcin nf nys abo
ington is visiting his mother, Mrs Louise
prince. at the Alvinette. Mr.. William
Dunan of Philadelphia, Pa, is spending
the summer at Bentley's Pavilion Wash.
ingtonians stopping at the Coionlai
Beach Hotel are Mrs. l.. Hedrlnger'
Misses Ruth and Dorothy Parker,
r. E. Morris. ]. Long, Mr.. and
Mrs HALEY, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj. cam,
eron. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Longfellow and
SON, Mrs. ]. E. Braitmayer Miss 6. A.
Iucas of Washington is summering at
Hotel Byrd Mr.. E. F. Klinge and Mr..
r. Crumpton of Washington are
spending this week and the holidays at
the King George House Mrs. Joseph
Dierken and family of Washington ar
rived at their cottage, Idle Hour. last
wednesday for the season. Registered
ar Hotel Byrd from Washington are Mr..
and Mrs A. V. Mckee. Mrs. j. +. Med
berry. Miss lola Trueworthy, Mr.. and Mrs
J. E. Alrich. Miss Alice Mckenzie.
Charles II. Eckstein, w. }. Staub and
Gaorpe w Taylor. At the Linwood
House from the Capital city are John
Jaw Gould. Mrs. b. l.. Root, h. &. Root,
NJ. b. Cox. w. p. Colman. Jack Bland,
r. G. Brown. j. r. Sutton and Mrs. Cor
della L. Baldrus. Carl r. Baldrus OF
Rrookland. d. c.. and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
s. Kendrck of Balston, Va Registered
at the Woodlawn are w. Prichard
Burnes Poston, T. J. Howard, William
Malone and Miss Elizabeth Davis of Bal
timore Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sato
and baby of Washington arrived last
Tuesday and will spend the summer at
the Beach. Mrs John Thomas and
daughters of Hagerstown, Nd, will spend
the summer at the Waldorf. Mrs. Mary
Cahill-Bryan of Washington has begun
her tenth season at The Breakers
Among TIE Washingtonians stopping
there are Mrs. James Germuller and fam