Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-07
Joy Rides A Party OF Week End
Visitors Riders Held Up
By Bad Roads.
BAYSIDE BABBLINGS.
New Corners Add To Summer Colony


pany accompanied the party. The en-
Smith, of Arundel, who met them at
the end of the pier and shook hands
with each one, extending them a cor
dial welcome TO Arundel.
The Wahoo Cottage has as its pres
ent occupants Mrs. E. a. Van Week.
Miss Almena Van Week, Miss Cynthia
Van Week, Mrs. B. r. Rhees, DR.. B.
r. Rhees and Miss Lucy f. Wright,
all of Washington.
Mr.. Frank Jones, Mr.. NJ. |. Wei
Ter and Miss Mary Weller Mccarthy
started from Arundel Saturday in Mr..
Jones' automobile for Washington,
but the auto became disabled at MARI
boro, and they were obliged to leave the
auto for repairs and return by car.
The heavy roads, several inches deep
in mud, were disastrous to the ma
chine.
Among the visitors at Arundel yes
terday were Mr.. Frank Gould, of Pa
role, and Mr.. j. c. Morrison, of Cedar
Park. They came from South River
bridge in Mr.. Gould's motorboat,
Florence"
Mr.. John Andrews, wife and two
sons, are at the Matthews Cottage on
The Point.
Mr.. Clayton Schooley, Mr.. Horace
George, Mr.. Robert Bossworth and
Mr.. John Thomas are at the VAIL
Cottage.
Sunday School on the pier, taught
by Mrs. Jean Cabell O'Neill is fea-
ture of worship at Arundel on the Sab
bath. The large number of children
at the summer colony enjoy the Bible
| stories and the lessons taught by Mrs.
| O'Neill and her able assistants. The
Sunday School deplores the absence of
music, the piano on the pier being out
of commission.
Miss May Barron, Of Virginia, who
has been taking a special course in
agriculture at the University of Char
lottesville, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
E. c. Graham, at Nedanna Cottage, on
the Beach.
A party of ten enjoyed "joy-ride"
yeterday in Mr.. E. C. Graham's hand
| some new Studebaker touring car from
Arundel to Bay Ridge. Mr.. Graham
| acted as chauffeur, and the ride was
very pleasant.
On Saturday Mr.. Graham, his siser-
in-law, Miss May Barron, and Mr..
Lincoln Townsend. motored from
| Washington to Arundel in Mr..
Graham's car. On account of the
| fearful condition of the roads and the
rain, the trip consumed six and one
half hours. The party encountered
| several showers en- route, and but six
miles outside of Annapolis had hard
pull in the clay roads for about a
mile and a-half Mr.. Graham's car
made the trip successfully, but passed
| four cars on the road that were dis
| abled because of the bad roads.
Bathing at Arundel yesterday was
delightful. Not a nettle disturbed
the pleasure of the bathers in the bay.
Mr.. Nj. |. Weller has in his posses
sion one of the original maps of Arun-
| del. 1t is colored and shows a num-
Der of beautiful cottages of the origi-
nal owners, together with complete
| outline of the colony, a portion of
South river and the Chesapeake Bay.
A colored drawing of the "propo sed
hotel,' an elaborate and beautiful as
well as commodious building.
Several launch parties from Annap-
oils came to Arundel yesterday as
we'll as driving parties, horseback rid
ers and automobile parties.
Recently Mr.. George Getty, of
Washington, rode horseback to Arun-
del, bringing letter to his daughter.
The letter bore an appointment from a
dentist. After resting his horse, Ken
lucky Lii. and himself, over night and
dip in the bay, Mr.. Getty returned
next day, horse and rider being none
the worse for wear.
Mr.. Frederick Owens, of Washing
ton, was the guest over Sunday of Mr..
]. c. Courts. Like "Sir JOHN Mr..
Owens is noted. Mr.. Owens is a well
known architect and designer. He
has made original designs for the d.
A. R., by whom he is thought of most
highly. In the art of designing Mr..
Owens is a recognized genius.
Raymond Gibney and Victor Schultz,
who are staying at Rose Cottage,
killed large blue Heron on The Is
land at Arundel yesterday. The bird
was shot by young Schultz and meas
ured four feet from tip to tip. 1t
will be stuffed and mounted as a souve-
mir of an Arundel summers outing.
Mrs. Thomas w. Smith, of Wash
ington and Handkerchief Bay, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sander
son, wife of Captain Charles Sander
son, u. S. NJ. c., at League Island
navy yard.
Mr. Calvin Gill, of Baltimore, was
the weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lee Bosley, at Liberty Lodge.
"Umph Villa" is occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Schooley and Mr.. Horace
George for the next week.
At Geneva Cottage for August are
Mrs. Van Week and family, Miss
Wright, Mrs. Rheese and family, who
are enjoying house party.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l. Weller closed
Deer Lodge today for three weeks and
returned to Washington. Their leave
taking is very much regretted by their
many Arundel friends, whose name is
legion.
Miss Inez Jones, who has been the