The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
COLONIAL BEACH.

Mrs. George Davis and stepson, Master
Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs. Wilson. on the
beach front.
Mr.. and Mrs n. r. Humphries and
two children, of Washington. have re-
Gently been guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. D. Humphrtes, Of this place.
Miss EstelIe King. of Wilmington. Del,
is visiting Miss Letitia Southland at her
cottage home
A party OF washingtonians, comprising
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. johnson and daugh-
ter. Mildred. Mrs. NJ. B. johnson and
mother, Mrs c. S. Macarthur, are here
for the summer.
Miss /. Bessie Yoder, accompanied by
Miss Marie Greenwood and Masters Bar
ton and Herbert Greenwood, are occupy
ing the Vermilion cottage, on the beach
front, where Mr. and Mrs N. B. Green
wood joined them recently for short
stay.
Mrs. E. A Roper has again opened her
attractive cottage home, where, with her
children, Lillian and Edwin, she will
spend the season. Little Miss Marjorie
Hicks, Of Washington. is with them for q
visit
Mr.. Suter Reichenbach and wife. Of
washington, recently spent few days
with Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Cullen at their
home on river-front driveway.
Mr.. Allan scribner, Of Washington. Is
spending his vacation here with his fam
iIy, who are down for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lamb and little
son, Aubrey, are occupying their new
home on the river front.
Miss Irene davenport, of Washington,
left here Sunday. en- route to New York.
where she sails for Italy, to be gone two
months. The trip was given Miss Daven-
port in recognition Of her splendid work
in the mission field OF Utah.
Rev. N. @. Davenport OF Washington,
win assist In the Sunday services at the
new ST. Mary's Episcopal Church while
on his vacation here.
At the Eaton cottage are Mrs. P. H.
Eaton and granddaughters. Misses Bessie
and Louise Sanders. Of Washington.
Mrs. George vonlifr and family, Of
Capitol Hin, are again at their cottage
for the season
Mrs. II w. B. Williams is entertaining
her sister. Miss Jessie Denmeade. OF
West Point Va.
During consecration week -lrs. N. l.
Renshaw's guests were Mr.. and Mrs. II.
C. Renshaw and daughter Mary, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Morrison, and Mr.. and
Mrs A. II. sonneman, Of Washington.
A party Of washingtonians spent a
couple Of hours Wednesday fishing OF
Lower Ceder Point, where they made one
Of the largest catches Of the season, 800
fish. mostly rock and perch. Among the
nshermen, were Mr.. and Mrs Russell, ].
A. Trunnell, Frank Whitehead. H. H.
Clarke and son Fred. ]. N. Collins, and
Capt Cumberland.
The attractive launch Elk, with Mr..
and Mrs George Waterbury. ST.. and
Mr. ana Mrs George Waterbury. jr.,
aboard, has been anchored in Monroe
Bay during the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Cusick and family,
Of washington. arrived at their summer
cottage, "Lurene,% recently, where they
viii spend the summer.
Mrs. T. B. Harrison, Of Washington,
has reopened her attractive cottage.
Prof. ]. Finkle and family. of Washing
ton. spent the Fourth at Cedarcroft
Mr.. =. NJ. Taylor. Of Cedarcroft. has
his daughter. Mrs. H. ]. Elwoed. and
baby with him this season.
Mr. Basil siIlers. wife, ana son. Of
washington, are making short stay at
the Beach
Miss Ethel Tubins was hostess over
the Fourth to Miss Quesadas Of WASH
ington.
At the Wilson cottage for the season
are Mrs NJ. Walters. daughter Irene
and son Arthur Their guests recently
were Mr.. ana Mrs. Spiess. Miss Mabel
Armstrong, and Mr.. Simmons. Of Wash
ington
A family party, including Mr., and Mrs.
F. s. ourand. Mr.. and Mrs. William
ouraEd. Mrs s. S. Stevenson. Mr. L. v.
Stevenson. Mr.. and Mrs W. ]. o'Connell..
Mr. ana Mrs w. ]. Hutchinson. and Mrs.
N. @. Henderson. OF washington, have
enjoyed the past week at the orand
cottage on the river-front road.
Among Washinstonians at the Althea
are Q. r. Taylor Mr. and Mrs W. Mus
ser. q. e. TAYLOR. E. L Yancey. Mr.. and
1lrs. J. 5. Keat;nE. Nlsz Nellie Keating.