Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-17
At COLONIAL BEACH
Washington's Nearby Chance
at Salt Water.
YACHTING PARTIES ARRIVE
A Wager for the Best Cooked
Dinner.
NEW COTTAGE ARRIVALS
Hospitalities Of Many Homes.
Some of the Recent
Guests.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH. Va. July 10, 1910.
Miss Lillian MCGOWAN Of Washington is
visiting Miss Kathleen Hull at her home,
Hulldale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Lamb and son
Aubrey Of Washington are again occupy
ing the Lamb cottage for the month OF
July.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Mullen and children.
Misses Bertha and Flora Bolasky of
Washington are at the Althea.
Mr.. Frank H. Walker of Washington
arrived at the Beach last Sunday aboard
hil launch, the Gallavant of the Capital
Yacht Club. having as his guests on the
trip down river Messrs. George Weaver,
Louis Weaver. David P. Moore and
Charles Gantz Of Baltimore
Quite an amusing rumor is afioat Of a
wager Of 500 between Mr.. Frank H.
Walker and Mr.. Joe Harvey. chef Of
the yacht Ducal. as to who can prepare
the best dinner. the contest to take place
aboard Mr.. Walkers launch.
Mr.. and Mrs. E r. Moeller and chill
dren of Northeast Washington are at
their cottage on Marshall avenue.
lngton are once more at their cottage,
the Geneva, having as their guest Miss
Nellie Clements.
Mrs. T. p Stricken and children of
Washington are at their cottage home on
Mr.. G. H. Kuhn. tr.. and son and
DR.. B. J. Madert of Washington are
spending some time at the Colonial Beach
Hotel.
Capt. and Mrs William A. Cooper OF
WQEhfnRfnn hot.
Vernon street, accompanied by their
daughter. Mrs. Karl p. Wood, and son.
Mrs. Charles Weaver and daughter of
Washington are the guests of Mrs. Weay-
er's brother-in-law and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Weaver, at their Beach
front home.
Mr.. Irving n. Boernstein of Washing
ton. who is spending the summer at the
hotel. gave a most delightful fishing
party last Tuesday aboard the Van Ness
His guests were Miss Ethel Tubins, Miss
Emily Matter and Mr.. Sidney Hickenger,
all Washingtonians. The catch was a
very fair one to all but Mr.. Boernstein,
whose only catch proved an old shoe.
Mr.. Ralph Ricketts, of Washington will
spend the summer as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs William L. Cullen, whose week.
end guests were Mr.. William Fisher and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Greenwell OF
Washington.
Miss Gussie Beha of Washington has
season.
Mrs. F. Sonnemann and children of
Chevy Chase are spending the heated
term with Mrs. Sonnemann's aunt, Mrs.
S. R. Tasker. at the Woodlawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Dennings of Twin
Ing City. D. c., are at the lexington.
Mr.. Jere A. Costello. commander OF
Nelson A. Miles Camp. Spanish War
Veterans. with his family. is making
a stay at the Breakers: also his brother.
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Mrs. R. Park Young of Washington has
once more opened her home. She is ac-
companied by her daughter and son, Miss
Bessie Taylor and Mr.. Charles Taylor
Mrs. John Weidman of Bloomingdale.
with her daughters and son, is now
domiciled at her cottage on Beach ave
nue., Mr.. Weidman spending the week
end with his family.
Washingtonians included at the Rollins
House are Mr.. Coghill and daughters,
B. Pullman and Raymond and Percival
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. T. Cauffman of Wash
ington are spending the summer with
their daughter Mrs. Minnie Mckinney.
Mrs A. E. Johnson of Capitol Hill is
hostess this week to the IN. G. O." Club
of Washington, of which she is MEM
Der, at her home, Rosedale. The MEM
bers, who are having a most glorious
outing. are: Mrs. LYDIA Oldroyd, Mrs.
SdTdn Beach, MIS- INITIAL TdIhci NILS.
Sarah Kaufman. Mrs. Sallie F'errin, Mrs.
L. B. Graham and Mrs. Agnes Keller.
Several of the ladies of ST. Elizabeth's
Catholic Church are preparing for a
lawn fete to be given next "Wednesday
on the lawn at the Steuart cottage for
the benefit of the church. Many beau
tiful articles have been donated 20 be
raff1ed off. Miss Margaret Steuart. Mrs.
Cassie Alexander and Mrs. Elmer Fisher
of Washington are the chief workers.
The handsome launch Elk. flying the
bury of the Corinthian Yacht Club. is In
port, with his wife and sons, Mr.. and
Mrs George Waterbury. jr.. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Waterbury, aboard. They are
making the Beach their headquarters.
but cruising all about.
Washington is represented at the Wal
colt House by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
era wford, c. P. Soper Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
G. Myers and son., Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Myers and children, Thomas F. Carlin,
Thomas T. Clark. jr., Bernard j. Carlin,
Charles p. Shaw and Mr.. and Mrs. o. B.
Shaw and son of Pittsburg.
WashingtonianS at the Woodlawn In
Strickman, Mrs. Margaret Brayton. j. S.
Stewart, A. Wallace, c. E. Wilde, Mrs.
Katherine Drew. Miss NJ. c. Brew, George
Mancosos, Frederick Sonnemann, Mrs. F.
Sonnemann and children.
Registered at Bentley's Pavilion from
the Capital city are Mrs. Stratford and
son Freddie, Miss Klopfer. Mr.. John A.
Va.
At the Johnson House are Jesse New
ton, P. F. Dreher. Harold Morris, Frank
Esbert. Henry Johnson and E. D. john
son.