Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-04
COLONIAL BEACH.
Cool Weather Causes Visitors
to HE HomeWard.
FINE SURF BATHING
Waves Under Boardwalk Cause
Folk to Think Things.
CRAFT ANCHORED OFF SHORE
Pleasant Visitors From Many
Points-Washington in
Lead, Though.
FINE SURF BATHING
CRAFT ANCHORED OFF SHORE
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

COLONIAL BEACH, Va,
September B. 1910.
me cool weather of the past week
has had tendency to drive away MANY
OF the summer visitors, but those who
remained have enjoyed a week OF fine
SURF bathing. When the waves rolled
under the boardwalk they make the
beach. some say. truly the Atlantic City
OF Washington.
MT and Mrs William H. Holmes, ir.,
ana sons Of Washington have enjoyed the
past week at the Stewart cottage.
MT. Grain of Euclid street spent mis-
vacation at the Stewart cottage. ENJOYING
many sail in his canoe. which he
brought with him.
Messrs. Herbert Bose and Faxon M.
Dean OF Washington have been eninv,n1
vacation aboard their vessel. Nora "a.
having cruised as far as Chesapeake
pay and stopping at all OF the lower
river resorts. They will make several
to reach their headquarters, the Cor.
inthinan Yacht Club. next Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Blandy and son OF Wash
ington are visiting the formers mother.
Mrs. J. II. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs William Ourand ~ wo.h
ington are the guests of the formers
Drother and wife, MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Ourdnt, who are also entertaining Mr.
benjamin Hartig
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Gaskins Of Wash.
lngton, accompanied by their daughter,
MISS Virginia Gaskins, after an absence
or several weeks. have reopened their
cottage.
Mrs Mary Estler Of Washington has
to the Blue Ridge mountains. taking her
great-grandson with her.
MISS Mary keene Of Mount Pleasant
aIter snort absence. has returned to
her famiiy. at their river-front cottage.
Mrs. Katherine Connell OF Washington
is visiting Mrs. p. #. Cusck, at her cot
tdge. Lurene
Mr.. Bernard o'Leary OF WASHINGTON !,
enjoying pleasant visit to his friend,
Mr.. Walter Cusick.
after spending the summer at her cottage,
Little Gem, has left to see her son. who
is at college in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Brooks and chill
dren OF Washington have been spending
several weeks at the Wolcott House
Among the late arrivals from Washing.
ton at the Wolcott House are John A.
Dugan. r. E. Forester. G. s. Zeff and
wife. Mrs. A. c. Ratledge. Miss Bessie
Ratledge, ]. A. Bowling, p. J. Frank,
Martin Mcnamara, John NJ FITZGERALD.
Mrs. A. X. Baker. Mrs. ]. c. Morris and
Master Jack Baker.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Boardman. son OF Capt.
r. II. Boardman. is the guest of his
Mr.. John l. Martin Of Washington
spent several days at the Beach this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillary Payne OF Wash
ington have been guests Of the Renshaw
cottage: also Messrs. Harry Hiett and
George Hiett and Richard F. Mahoney.
Mr.. John Herlne and Miss Margaret
Herline have returned to their home I'm
Washington after spending the summer
at the Renshaw cottage.
Mr. and Mrs Josenh Williams OF
Washington have been entertained the
past week by Mrs. Williams mother. Mrs.
A. Miller, who also was hostess TO her
nieces, Misses Mildred and Lillian Scraggs
of Branchville. Nd, and Mrs. Jennie
Scraggs OF Baltimore. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy T. Stewart. after
visiting the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Miller. have returned to their
Washington home.
Among the late arrivals from Wash
ington at the Breakers are Mr.. and Mrs.
George p. Phillips, w. III. Harkins. w.
r. Lowery, Thomas McDermott, Mrs. F.
Quigiey. Miss Marie Quigley. Ed Deeds,
Charles Kell, Mrs. @. H. Lillibridge. Mas
ter Lillibridge, Mrs. A. l. Goodline and
H. Diersoustok.
Mrs. L. Hodges. wife OF Lieut.. Hodges
of Washington. accompanied by her chill
dren and mother. Mrs. Kynston. after
spending the summer at Cedar Keys.
have returned to their home.
Patrons at the Rollins House from the
Capital city are Mrs. l.. Green and daugh-
ter, Miss Emma Green; Miss c. Hum
phreys and Victor Sprague.
Messrs. James C.. Watson. Joseph Ho-
gan and John Sullivan, having spent
their vacation at the Rollins House, have
returned to Washington.
Mrs. Henry A. Pflieger OF Philadelphia,
Pa, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. E.
Johnson, Of Washington. at her home,
Rosedale. Mr.. Pfiieger expects to spend
Labor day with his wife and her fam
lily.
Mr.. s. r. Golibart OF Calvert street
for the past three weeks.
was also a guest at the King George
House. and Mr.. E. A. Beard and Mrs.
j. II. Mack.
Registered at the Linwood House are
the following Washingtonians: G. 8. Har-
rison, +. L. Cockrell. Miss Myrtle Du-
vail, Miss Sophia Lehman, Mrs. w. p.
Colman. Miss Gwendolyn Colman. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Hutton and family, and
Mrs H. r. Pierpont. Miss Margaret Pier
pont John G. Runaldue and Henry r.
Runaldue Of Alexandria. Va.
A launch party consisting OF Mrs. Will
liam Adams Miss z. Litchfield Miss
Lulu Garrett, Mrs. z. Plaskett, Mrs.
o. Miller. G. B. Miller and Mrs. j. Sig
ourny spent several days this week at
the Beach.
Mr. p Bruce Anderson Of Washing
ton was among the Washingtonians
stopping at the Breakers.
Prof. A. p. r. Works, formerly Of
Washington. principal of the high school
here. is absent on business trip to