Evening star., 1911-08-20
COLONIAL BEACH.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
C0I QNIAI. REACH Va AUGUST 10 Is

Special Correspondence of The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH. Va, August 10, 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Sharp of
Washington entertained last Monday,
the 14th, In honor Of their son Barker s
third birthday. Mrs. Amelia Edwards of
Washington and her daughters, Misses
Claudia and Ethel Edwards, are spending
August at their cottage. the Linden. Mr..
and Mrs. Reader and daughter. Miss
Marie Reader, are also guests of Mrs.
Edwards. Mrs. Hoover Annadale of
Washington will pass this month at the
Jenkins cottage on Losing avenue. Her
daughters. Misses Genevieve and Gladys
Annadale, accompany her mother. who
is entertaining Mir. and Mrs Leonard
Bagnam of Washington. Mr.. John Fen
ton of Washington and his bride spent
the week end with the latter's parents,
DIR. and Mrs. A. E. johnson of Capitol
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. II. t. Virts and
| family Of Washington and Mr. and Mrs.
w. Henry and son are spending several
weeks at the King George House. Mr..
and Mrs. d. E. Gridley and daughter,
Miss Helen w. Gridley. of the Capital
city are stopping at the Linwood. Mrs.
Annie Haislip of Washington, accompa-
MED by her daughter. Miss Annadell
Haislip. is occupying her home. Spring
field, having as her guests her mother,
Mrs. Volland, and Miss Maybell Cassell,
Jeanette is visiting his mother and aunt,
Mrs. Zell w. Jayne and Miss Weaver,
at their home, Heart Holly. Miss Marie
E. Bontz and Mr.. B. w. Bontz Of Mount
Pleasant are spending several weeks at
the beach.
Among the recent arrivals to join the
Washington colony at Hotel Byrd are
Mrs. J. c. Duke. Miss Beatrice Duke.
p L. Chaconas, Miss Helen Lambden.
DR.. Il. Leith Gill, Mrs. A. II. Taylor.
Miss Anna c. Purdy, Mr.. and Mrs. H. b.
Hathaway, Miss Fannie Bratmin, Miss
Carrie Taft. Mrs. ]. T. Smith. Mrs.
Charles Emmert, Miss Ruth Miner, Mr..
and Mrs; William Kerper and Fred
Keller. Mr.. Norman Pruitt of Capitol
Hill has joined his family at the Francis
for several weeks.
Prof and Mrs H. Clay Murray of
Washington are registered at the Byrd.
Mrs. Carl Peterson Of Washington and
her daughters, Mrs. F. L. Nudge and
Mrs. J. F. Vorkoeker, are spending Au-
gust at the Taylor cottage. on Bancroft
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Dillingham; of
Washington are entertaining aboard their
launch Dixie Messrs Charles G. Lohr,
Mr.. Yrs Lamb of Washington is spend
ing this month at his cottage on the
front. Miss Fame Ourand of Washington
has Joined her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Ourand, at their beach-front home
who are also entertaining Mrs. S. l..
Stevenson and son. Mr.. Louis Stevenson.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hartig OF Washing
ton are occupying their home on Ban
croft avenue this month, having as their
guests Miss ConradiS and Mr.. LeiShaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Speiss of Washington
are spending some time at the Wilson
cottage. Mr.. Charles A. Johnson and
bride of Brookland are spending the week
with the formers mother, Mrs. Johnson,
at their riverside home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Suter Reichenbach of Washington are
being entertained by the formers mother.
Mrs. William l.. Cullen. Mr.. Charles F.
Brandt Of Washington is spending his
vacation at Bentley's Hotel. Miss Bertha
Yoder Of Washington is sOjourning at the
beach till after Labor day. Quite a
party Of Washingtonians is making So
journing at the Charles Alvin Smith Me-
mortal Home. The guests are Mrs. Emma
Levy and daughter, Miss Henrietta Levy;
Mrs. Rastus s. Pach. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Schoenthal and daughter. Miss Minnie
SchoenthaI: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schlos-
ser, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Schiosser and
Mr. Julian Schoenthal. MIR. and Mrs.
Walter T. Weaver and family Of Wash
ington have joined the formers mother,
Mrs. A. NJ. Weaver, at her home, Green
Lodge. DIR. Charles A. Fisher of Wash
ington is spending his vacation with his
family at their beach-front home. Mrs.
w. H. Fisher of Washington left last
tuesday evening for an extended visit to
her son in California. Mr.. Julian Barnes
of Washington is sojourning with his
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Barnes. |
at their pretty home, the Pines.