The Washington herald., 1910-07-11
THRONG AT COLONIAL
WashingtOnians Escape Heat
at Beach Resort.
MANY COTTAGES ARE FILLED
Boating and Bathing Enjoyed by
Women and Children, Who Are
snenainE Their Summer Where
the Breezes Blow and There Is No
Rush of Busy People.

Colonial Beach, Va. July 1o-On ac-
count Of the heat. thousands of Wash
lngtonians thronged the beach and
Boardwalk here to-day.
The crowd from Washington was as
large as that which visited here on the
Fourth, numbering nearly 1000
Every boat brought hundreds. A cool
breeze that swept across the river az
forded relief from the heat and made
the day an ideal one.
From early morning until late at night
the lighthouses and beach were crowded
Boating was popular. crafts Of every
description. from cruising launches 10
catboats. dotted the river until evening
Many Cottages Filled.
The Rott Cottage is occupied again this
season by Mrs. Ella D. Adams and
daughter, Mrs. Guy Corbitt, OF Wash
ington.
At the Wise Cottage for the season are
Mrs. NJ. Estler. Mrs. F. Noske. and Mrs
W. Barnes Their guests recently were
Mr. and Mrs r. H. Sinclair. Mr.. Barnes,
and Mr. Noske.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Allen scrivener. of Ia
koma Park, accompanied by Miss Louise
| Scrivener, OF Washington. are occupying
coy cottage on the river front, where
they have been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
S. II. Perham. Mr.. Norman DAILY, Mr..
Russell Van Haute. and Mr.. Frank
Scrivener, of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. B. Peters have
| heir
them are their son-in-law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A Keating-
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Barnes. Of
Washington. accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Mabel Barnes, are at
their attractive summer home, The Pines.
Mrs. George Weaver and children, Of
Washington. have reopened their cot
tage on the river front, where Mr..
Weaver viii join them for the week-ends.
Mr.. J. J. Gould and wife, OF Washing
! ton, are at the Cesea.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Humphries left
Tuesday evening for washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Simpson, OF Wash
inston. and Mr. Homer Crouch. OF Fair
mont, are guests at the Maryland Cot
tage.
Mr. and Mrs. A c. Thor and children.
of Northeast washington have reopened
their cottage for the season.
At the Wilson Cottage for the summer
months are Mrs G. L. Dun and niece.
Miss Reagal, OF Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Will-
lam Fisher and son. Master Olston Fisher.
and Miss Siegler. OF Cumberland. Nd
Miss Agnes Breen. OF Washington, has
been stopping at the Francis.
Mrs. Z. a Roper and family, accom-
panied by Miss Effie Wheeley. OF New
York, has reopened her cottage on the
river front drive.
Mrs. William Fisher is entertaining hei
t son and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
= Fisher. and children. also Miss Reba
e Fisher. OF Washington.
s Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Oliver. OF Washing
:. ton. are at the Althea for a short stay.
|. Stopping at the Mann Cottage wer'
T Mr.. and Mrs. leon Martin. Mr.. and Mrs
J. z. ]. Patch, Mr. and Mrs NJ. A. Kealey
= Mr.. Luther Nelson. Mr.. c. H. Ruble. Mr.
}. johnson. Miss Clara Moore. Miss Niles
& Mrs. H J. Donnelly, and Mrs Minni
/, Eichelberger. of Washington.
a Miss Regina Fisher, OF Washington, an
|
# visiting Miss NJ Steuart and Mrs. c
h Alexander at their cottage on the front
d Mrs. Joseph Dierken. OF Washington
was among the late comers to open he
cottage, idle Hour
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Baker visited tn
formers sister. Mrs. J. O. Billingsley q
II her home. Gushing Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Scott, {
washington. were entertained by the La
ter's sister. Mrs. George c. Vonerff.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Vermillion. {
I, Washington. accompanied by the
> daughters. Miss Marie Vermillio1 an
- Mrs. Brooks. occupied their cottage fc
= the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. / B. Dodson and fanii'
Of Washington, are spending the sun
mer at Cushing Cottage.
Mrs. 7. B. Harrison, of Washingtot
~ is now at her cottage. IN Wilder avenu
having as her guest. Mrs E. f. soufie'
IN Washington.
of A large party OF friends from the Pee
es Memorial Chapel. of Georgetown, passt
nd the holidays al the Charles Alvin smit
On Memorial Home. in Lafayette street.
DR.. johnson and Family.
ad DR.. and Mrs A z. Johnson. Of Capt.
of Hnl arrived at their home. ''Rosedale
IS They gave house party for the Fourt
he Misses Able. Ida, and Anne Johnso
,e- Mr.. and Mrs Claude MeCauley. Of Gle
dale. Nd; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tenn
son. ir.. Mr.. Albert Tennyson, and Mi
Is. Irene voyne were their guests.
Mrs. w. B. Matthews and son, OF Ne
York. are stopping at the King Geor
oe House.
zee Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Cusick. Of Was
VII ington, and daughters, Misses Irene a
lc- Lulu. arrived at their pretty cottat
Ter ''Loreane," last Wednesday
IN Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Birmingham, jr. a
ire child. are visiting the formers faith
VS. Mr.. A. ]. Birmingham.
Mr and Mrs. Grandfield and Miss Hei
Grandfield. of Washington, were hold
visitors at the Hotel Byrd.
Mrs. Trueworthy and family. Of w
consin avenue, washington. have ]
ny's opened their cottage in Bancroft aven
'an' for the summer.
n,n Miss Sutton, OF Mount Pleasant,
2sN stopping at the Mason cottage with M
Isabelle Price
tgss tgr. Mrs. Henry Hull and family, Of Was
day ineton are occupying their cotta
Of ''Hulldaie.'
r,a Mrs. r. c. Bennett OF Washington,
and her home, in Dennison street. was no
ess last week to her nieces, Misses Pc
.,,S .aE. and Margaret Dennis. OF Chicago.
NJ Mr. and Mrs. William 5. Cullen W
esa- hosts the past week TO the latIer's dauI
ter and son, Miss Clara Mary Reich
baugh and Mr.. Suter Reichenbaugh, q
ing Miss Katie Jones
sne. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bromweil and cl
427. dren. OF Washils'on' nave 'os'eH