The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
COLONIALBEACHCOOL
WashingtOnians Continue to
Flock to Resort.
ALL COTTAGES ARE CROWDED
Storm of Last Wednesday Breaks
Hot Wave and Weather Is Now
Ideal at Capitals Atlantic City.
Many Families Registered at the
HOteIs-HOuse Parties Numerous.

Colonial Beach. Va. July 1s.-washing-
tonians continue TO flock to this popular
resort TO escape the sultry weather in the
city. All the cottages are taken, and the
Beach summer season is In full swing.
The hot wave that has made life al
most unbearable In the city has had some
effect here. The storm OF last wednes-
day broke the spell. however. and the
weather here Is now Ideal.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Wood and family,
OF Washington. are now at their cottage
on Wink Doodle Point
Mrs. o. A. c. oehmler has reopened
her cottage. the Duquesne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r, Lamb and son
Aubrey are spending this month at their
cottage on the beach drive
Mrs. P. H. Eaton Is now occupying
her cottage, the Herkimer. on the lower
beach front
A well-known Washingtonian, and one
who has long been identified with the
Beach. is Mr.. Henry Yost, who is now at
his cottage home on Bancroft avenue.
having with him MS daughters. Mrs.
Arthur C. Shaw and Mrs. Herbert Ivers,
and Mrs. Henry Yost, jr, and Mr.. Will
lam Johnson.
The Geneva cottage is once more oceu-
pied by Mrs. H. T. Suit and daughter.
who is entertaining Miss Nellie Glenn
entS.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. MoeIler are spend
mig the summer at their cottage on Mar
shall avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hail, OF Pitts
burg. Pa. have taken the Johnson cot
tage, on Irving avenue. for the season.
Their guests are Mrs. Hairs mother, Mrs.
R. P. Murray, Of Washington.
Mrs. F. F. Repetti and daughter and
son, Miss Louise and Edward Repetti, OF
Capitol Hill, are spending the summer at
their cottage home. where DR.. Repetti
spends the weekend
Mrs. F. P. Strfckler and children, OF
Washington, have taken cottage on
Marshall avenue for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stafford have
moved into their new home on the Hill.
The cottage has been christened Loren
20" for the paternal great-grandfather
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Cooker have
reopened their cottage in Vernon street
and are accompanied by their daughter.
Mrs Karl P Wood and her son.
Miss Ethel Tubins is hostess this week
to Miss Emily Matten.
Mr.. G. H. Kuhn. jr. and son. and DR..
B. J. Madert, are stopping at Colonial
Beach Hotel.
Miss Kathleen Hull IS entertaining Miss
LILLIAN MCGOWAN, of Washington, at her
home. Hilldale.
Miss Tacie Daniel is spending some
time as the guest OF Mrs. II. NJ. Chaplin
Mr.. Allen scribner Is taking his vaca-
ton with his family at their cottage on
the beach front
Mrs George l. Drum was hostess last
week to the Messrs. Jose Legash and n.
Balgo. Of the Philippines. who are study
ing at the George Washington University
Washington is represented at the Al
thea by Mr. and Mrs c. F. Mullen and
children and the Misses Bertha and Flora
Balasky
Mr.. Frank H Walker, Of the Capital
Yacht Club. left Washington aboard his
launch, Gallaudet last Sunday, arriving
at he beach thai afternoon. He was
accompanied by Mr.. George A. Weaver.
Mr.. Louis Weaver, Mr.. David B. Moore,
and Mr.. Charles Gantz. OF Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs Frank II. Walker are
giving a house party this week 10 Mrs
Yeatman, Miss Harriet B. Walker, Miss
G. NJ. Martin. Miss Florence Hinkle and
Mr.. Charles Gantz, OF Baltimore.
Mrs. A. NJ Weaver is entertaining her
son, Mr.. John Weaver.
Past Commodore George Waterbury
and wife. Of the CorinthIan Yacht Club,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Waterbury, r..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Waterbury, are en-
joytng their annual outing aboard their
handsome launch, The Elk.
Last Tuesday Mr.. Irving n. Boernstein
was the host to Miss Ethel Tubins. Miss