Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-21
At THE SUMMER COLONY
Weekend Happenings At Arundel
0n-The-Bay-A Popular
Township.
COMMISSIONERS HOLD MEETING
Discuss Plans For Improvement-To
Trim Out Fifteen Hundred Trees
Other Matters Discussed.

There was, as usual, much doing at
the popular summer colony at Arun-
del-on-the-Bay this weekend. On
Saturday night the Commissioners
had business meeting, but owing to
the absence of the secretary, Mr..
Courts, and one of the commissioners,
Mr.. E. c. Graham, both of whom
were detained in Washington, but lit
| tie business was transacted.
There were several warm discus
sions or various subjects pertaining
to the welfare of the township, chief
among which was the establishment
of sewerage system. To give some
of the cottages a better view of the
bay, and to afford broader sweep of
air, it was ordered by the Mayor and
| Commissioners to cut and trim about
/ l, 500 of the trees. But little other
businss was transacted and a recess
was takn awaiting the arrival of the
| absent commissioners.
Mr.. Courts, the Clerk to the Com
| mittee on Appropriations in Congress.
had as his guest over Sunday, Mr..
| Rea, Clerk to the Committee on An
| preparations in the Senate.
Mr.. E. c. Graham made the trip
from Annapolis yesterday in his tour
| ing car, arriving from Washington in
time for breakfast.
Mrs. Graham is entertaining her
aunt, Mrs. Childs, of Washington, and
her daughter.
| Mr.. Tilton, who has been a member
of a camping party, returned to
Washington yesterday en- route for
Ocean City. Another of the party,
Mr.. lockwood. left the day previous.
Mr.. c. P. Winter, of Washington,
arrived yesterday to join Mr.. Norris
in the tent at 1.-The Anchorage for
fortnight's outing.
| Mr.. Will Shea spent the weekend
with his sister at the Shea Cottage.
Bathing parties enjoyed a nettle-
less bath yesterday. The water was
entirely free from the pests, and the
surf good, and the water clean and re-
| freshing.
"Libert Lodge is no misnomer,
| for there the latch-string hangs on
the outside the door, and it is veri-
table liberty hall as we'll as one of the
most hospitable cottages on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Bosley, of
| Baltimore, host and hostess, dispense
hospitality with a lavish hand, and
scarcely a week passes that there are
not one or more guests at this very at
| tractive summer home. This week
the daughters of the household are en-
tertaining quite party of young folk
and in the house party are included
4
Matthai, of Baltimore, and Mr.. c. Re-
petit, son of DR.. Repetti, of Washing
ton. Saturday evening the Misses
Bosley entertained a number of young
people at Arundel, including besides
their guests, Messrs. George Town
send, James Courts and Messrs. julius
and Herbert Schneider, of Washing
ton. Games were played and during
the evening refreshments were served.
Deer Lodge, the attractive summer
cottage occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. M.
l. Weller, was the scene of a pleasant
house party for the weekend. Mrs.
Weller had as her guest, Miss Pauline
Zeh, very attractive and charming
young lady from Washington, whose
first visit to Arundel was marked by
several pleasing social events in her
honor.
Mr.. Angelo Weller, an alumnus of
the University of Pennsylvania, and a
civil engineer by profession, was also
a member of the house party at Deer
Lodge.
| At "Nedanna Cottage" Mrs. E. c..
Graham has visiting her an aunt, Mrs.
Childs, and little daughter, of Wash
ington.
A feature of the weekend pleasures
at Arundel was baseball game be-
tween the married men and the single
men. The game was played on the
| athletic grounds near the lower end
of the township, and was hotly con.
tested. Mayor Thomas w. Smith act.
ed as umpire, and filled that unenvi.
able Office on the diamond impartially
although, by the losing side, he was
called vacillating umpire" The
game resulted in a score of to II ir
favor of the seniors after five innings
The batteries were Messrs. George
Towwnsend and George Repetti, for
the Juniors, and Messrs. Lincoln
Townsend and Frank Weller, for the
Senior team.
The rooters, a large party of ladies
and gentlemen Arundelians, applaud.
ed the game heartily throughout, and
cheered their favorite players and the
best points of the game.
Miss Susie Courts has returned
from weeks trip to Washington,
where she was entertained by numer.
Gus friends at luncheons, dinners anG
teas.
One of the most attractive young
girls at Arundel is Miss Frances
Shaw, granddaughter of the Mayor
She is fond of outdoor life, and is Z
good swimmer.
After Congress adjourns Mr.. Court:
contemplates trip to Panama, and
will sail next week from New York
: accompanied by his daughter, Miss
! Courts.