Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-31
AT COLONIAL BEACH
Many Westinghouse Enjoy
ing Vacations.
COTTAGES ARE ATTRACTIVE
Guests at Various Homes Enjoying
Cool Breezes.
HOTELS WELL PATRONIZED
Informal Social Affairs Prove of
Interest to Visitors-Other
Notes.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
COLONIAL BEACH. Va, July 30, 1910.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nj. keefer of
Washington have taken the Weaver cot
tage for the balance of the season. Their
sou, Mr.. Ralph Keefer and Mrs. Emma
l.. Cullison are with them.
Miss Able Johnson of Capitol Hill,
Washington, has joined her mother. Mrs.
A. E. Johnson, for the remainder of the
summer. Mrs. Johnson is entertaining
also her daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude McCauley of Glendale, Md.
. Mrs. j. H. johnson of Washington is
once more occupying her cottage. hav-
ing with her her daughter and son, Miss
Blanche and Mr.. raymond Johnson.
Mrs. Harry Blandy of Washington is
visiting Mrs. j. H. Johnson, the formers
mother.
Mrs. A. C. Merriam of Washington, &C
companied her mother, Mrs \. NJ.
Weaver, to her cottage home last Tues
day, where she will remain for an ex
tended stay.
Mrs. c. Toepfer of Washington is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. George c. Voneiff.
who is also entertaining her sister, Mrs.
E. E. Phoebus of Washington.
Mrs. T, B. Glover and daughter, Miss
Helen, of Washington are spending the
week as guests Of Mrs. o. A. c.. Oehmer
at her cottage. the Duquesne. Miss
Helen Oehmler is also a guest
Mrs. E.. L. Skeen and DR.. and Mrs.
Balm of Washington are patrons Of the
Potomac School.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Sinclair. jr., of
Washington were guests this week of
Mrs. Albert Goodier of Mount Pleasant
was Mrs. Ella D. Adams weekend
guest
Stopping at the Althea from Washing
| Heating. Mr.. Joseph Heating, Mr.. and
Mrs. William L. Payne. Miss Blanche
Vaughn and Miss Marion Bowling.
Mrs. F.. Seal of Washington, having
returned from trip to Boston. is now
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank H Walk
err accompanied by her son, Mr.. Edward
Seal. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker are also en-
tertaining Mrs. Lanier Taylor and
daughter; Miss Belle Taylor, of Balti-
Mrs. James Martin and children of
Washington are occupying their cottage
Columbia on the lower Beach drive.
Mrs. NJ. j. Martins daughters, Misses
Ella and Annie Martin, are guests
Mrs. Harry Anthony Of Washington
and daughters are visiting the formers
grandmother, Mrs. J. A. Shackleford.
Mrs. Florence Reed and daughter, Miss
Clara Reed, of Washington are spending
the summer With tAS IOIIHcT SlStcI,
Mrs. Minnie Ridgeway, at her cottage on
the hill.
Mrs. w. G. Davenport is once more
domiciled at the Bell Home, having
brought with her fifty-siX Of the little
tots for their summer outing. The Bell
Home is most beautifully situated on the
Monroe bay, having large. roomy build
ing with wide verandas ard extensive
lawns, where the little ones can enjoy
all the out of door sports as we'll fine
colt ylaf hot nd
Davenport has had to refuse admittance
to any more homeless children owing to
the need of more funds.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Haislip and sons.
among the late arrivals to open their cot
tase home, the Springfield. having as
guests Mrs. Haislip's mother, Mrs M.
Fisher, and MI. and Mrs. A. l.. Haislip
and daughter, Miss Catherine.
At the Mann cottage there is a party of
Washingtonians who are visiting the
Beach for the first time. The list includes
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude E. Phelps. Miss
Sadie Householder, DR.. Henry kearney
and Mr.. M. l.. Bowen.
Mrs S. A. Gaskins of Washington has
taken a cottage on Bancroft avenue for
the season, having her mother Mrs. Julia
Ga skins; Mrs. w. H. Gaskins and family.
Misses Annie E. and Lucille Gaskins and
Mrs. w. T.. Marion with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Frazier of Washing
ton, and long cottage owners of the
Beach, are spending the warm weather at
their home, Liberty cottage, on Broad
way street, having their granddaughter,
Miss Mabel Slagle, with them.
Mrs l., f. Robey and children of Wash
ington are now at their cottage on the
bay, having their guests for several
weeks Mr.. and Mrs George Norris and
children.
Mrs 4! Altshul and Miss Minnie Altshul
of Washington are spending several
weeks at the King George House.
Mrs. Sydney Harrison and children of
Washington are visiting her husbands
pretty home on Wilder avenue.
Mi. and Mrs. Lawrence Roster, Miss
Beulah Fitzpatrick and Mr.. James
Brewer. all of Glendale. Md, are patrons
Among the late Washington patrons
to arrive at the Colonial Beach Hotel
are Mrs. c.. T. Price and son. Mrs
Charles F. Myers. Miss Elizabeth Myers.
renee, Mr.. J. E. Braitmayer and Mr. Leo
Rulen, Miss Blondheim and Miss Rose of
Alexandria, Va, and Mrs. M. c. Leigh,
Miss M. E. Leigh of Colvin Run. Va.
Capital city are George r. Davis. Mr.
and Mrs. G. b. Strong, Miss G. A. Strong
and Mrs. Frank Strong.
Patrons of Stewart cottage from Wash
ington are Miss NJ. E. Middleton, Miss
Lena Mudd and Miss M. Howardne.
Among the late arrivals at the Breakers
from Washington are Mr. and Mrs. w.
F. Roche. John Mulroy and family and
Miss Marian Dreamer.
The Rollins House includes among its
late guests Misses Marie and Bessie
Humphreys and Ralph Little.
Washington is represented at the Lin
wood House by T. c. Brown. Frank j.
Neff, Miss Lillian Neff, Miss Annie War
ring and Bernard Werle and family.
Jersey Cottage numbers among its late
Washington arrivals Miss Ewing Payne,
Carroll Trumbull. o. ". Bogdahn and
Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ. Sweeney and chill
dren.
Mrs. Rose Davis and daughter. Miss
Beatrice Davis. and David Davis of
Washington are spending the summer at
the Westmoreland Among the late
arrivals here are Misses Theo and Grace
Little.
Cedar Croft includes among it's late
Washington arrivals b. T. Trustworthy,
Mrs. j. F. Medberry and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. David F. Weaver and
children have returned to Washington,
after several week spent at Cedar Croft.
Vernon House late Washington arrivals
are r. E. Gatherwood and Miss Dorothy
E. Wolf.
Registered at the Johnson House. from
Washington are w. II. Carpenter and
Mr.. and Mrs. p keck.
Woodlawn arrivals from Washington
are F. S. Wight and George c.. Buchanan.
Mrs and Miss Morell of Washington
are occupying their home on 9th street,