The Washington herald., 1911-08-13
COLONIAL BEACH.

Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Ourand, Of WASH
ington. are visiting the latter's mother.
Mrs. NJ. G. Henderson.
Mr.. Louis Hartig made few days
stay last week with his family at their
cottage in Bancroft avenue
Mrs. Carl Peterson, of Washington,
with her daughters, Mrs. ]. F. Vorkoeper
and Mrs. F. l.. Nudge, Is occupying the
Taylor cottage in Bancroft avenue.
Miss Caroline Barnard, Of Washington,
is at her cottage home on the upper end
of the beach for a weeks stay.
Guests at the Vermillion cottage are
Mrs. P. E. Yoder. Mrs. NJ. G. Warwick,
Miss lola Smith. and Miss Marie Green
wood. OF Washington.
Mrs. S. II. Johnson, Mrs. R. T. Som
mers, Miss Bessie Sommers. and Mrs.
r. A. Daniel and little daughter Ruth,
OF Washington, are occupying the Chaplin
cottage on the river front
Mrs. A. c. Thour and family are again
at their home in Irving avenue. Guests
are Mr.. and Mrs. Framton Harris and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dawson.
Capt. and Mrs. Stulz and children,
Marie and John, aboard their launch. are
enjoying a weeks stay anchored in Mon
roe Bay.
The launch Dixie, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dillingham;, William Leonard, Charles G.
Lohr, and Charles Howard aboard, made
a stop at the beach last week.
Mrs. E. A. Roper is hostess to Mrs.
J. II. Collier and daughter Helen and
Mrs. w. A. williams and son Milton, of
Washington.
Miss Clara Mae Reichenbach has re-
turned to the beach after a weeks visit
to Mrs. Frank Tennyson, Of Capitol Hill.
Mrs c. A. Wheeler. wife Of Lieut.
Wheeler, of the revenue cutter t"Onon-
dasa," was a guest during past week OF
her mother, Mrs. William Fisher.
Mrs. Southland was hostess last week
to Miss Ethel Whiteman and her son,
DR.. P. c. Southard, of Wilmington, Del
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian B. Robinson are
visiting their mother. Mrs. Mary Erwin,
at her cottage, the Delaware.
Mrs William Fisher has returned to
the city where she will make a short
stop en- route to the Pacific coast.
Mrs F. A. Heating, after a weeks Wis
1t to Washington, has returned to her cot
tage at the Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Humphries are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Turner
and children Harry and Louise. Mrs. R.
Keech and son, Richmond, Miss Vera
Beard, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyle and daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy, Mrs. Laurence Wool
ridge and son Perry.
Mrs. F. N. Spillman has as guests her
brother, Mr.. N. d. Washington, and Miss
Mary Hungerford. Of Washington.
Recent guests of Miss Caroline Da-
shell were Miss NJ. c. Harralson, Mr.
J. R. Wallace, Mr.. George Nussbaum,
Mrs thomas Nelson, Miss Olive g.
Nelson, and Thomas o. Nelson.
Mr.. George c. Voneiff has Joined his
wife at their cottage on Irving avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Vonelff have with them
as guests their sons, Mr.. Charles Voneif
and Mr. G. n. Voneiff.
The lawn fete given for the benefit of
the Bell Home and held on the beautiful
hotel terrace was one of the most inter-
esting social events of the season. The
grounds were converted into a fairyland
with Japanese lanterns and plants and
decorated booths. Mrs. T. B. Harrison,
general manager. was assisted by the
following committees: Candy booth-Mrs.
Sydney Harrison. chairman; Mrs. B. B.
Connick, Mrs. Harry Miller, Miss Louise
Cuslck, Miss Irene Cusick. Lemonade