The Washington herald., 1911-09-10
COLONIAL BEACH.

party, on the Elk, spent Lapor LAY AZ
nearby waters.
Colonial Beach is to be congratulated
upon the purchase and Immediate opera
tion OF the new boat Alert, which WI
make two trips daily between Popes
Creek, Nd, and the Beach. The Alert I.
sixty-foot gasoline launch OF nifty
horsepower. with baggage room and cab
! in able to accommodate 100 persons
Frank Hayward has been appointed heI
captain.
The musicians comprising the Samuel:
Orchestra have returned to the city.
Mrs. A. E. Johnston's house guests fol
last week of season were Mr.. and Mrs
c. McCauIey, Mr.. and Mrs. F. I. Tenny'
son, and Miss Ida Johnston.
Mrs. T. B. Harrison and daughter. Mrs
Sydney Harrison, after a summer at theil
cottage here, have returned to the city.
Mrs. Nora Kreete. Of Baltimore. has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tubins.
Mrs. Louis Hartig was hostess to Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Conradis, of Washing
ton.
Prof. Frank Daniels, recently appointed
principal OF Mckinley Manual Training
School, accompanied by Mrs. Daniels and
children, is at the Lamb cottage for the
last few days of his vacation.
NJ. T Tolson, E. r. Ryan, and F. H
Perry, Of Washington, reached here last
week, to find their launch, which had
been anchored OF the Beach, washed
ashore and firmly imbedded in the sand
by the terrific storm of last week. After
several days Of strenuous effort she was
dislodged and set afioat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins, of Washington,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tubins. who have
occupied the Yates cottage this season.
left Thursday by water for Baltimore,
where they will spend a week with rela-
tives.
Mrs \. C. Thour is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Erampton Harris, Of Washing
ton.
Miss Emma Fowler. of Washington, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Chauncey.
Mrs. Mary Keliher is entertaining her
daughters, the Misses May and Nellie
Keliher, at Cottage ''Ventry."
Mrs. Lille Trueworthy and children
are again at their cottage, corner Loss
ing avenue and Bancroft street.
Mrs. Ella southard and daughter, Miss
Letitia, have closed their summer home
here and returned TO Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Theodore Barnes is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. J. II. Hobgood, of North
west Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. z. Hope and little daugh-
ter. Edwina, made stay at the Walcott
House.
Mrs. N. B. Greenwood. Of Southeast
Washington. has made a weeks stay at
Vermillion cottage.
Mr. L. Kissner is entertaing his grand
daughters, Miss Elizabeth Mills and Miss
Ida May, of Washington.
DIR. and Mrs F. F. Repetti. accompa-
MED by their daughters. the Misses An
ME and Louise Repetti, and Mr.. Edward
Repetti, are down for the last visit of
the season.
Guests at Stewart Annex were Mrs.
Wilcox, Miss Susie Wilcox, Miss Marie
Warren, Miss Nellie Griffith, Mrs. Flora
Steuart, Mrs. Marie Pierce, Miss MineNa
Yates.
Mr.. Mira Ahmad Sohrab, correspond
ent of Tchehre-Nema, a Persian journal
published at Cairo. Egypt, recently visit
ed the Beach and stopped at the Francis
Afr. and Mrs. George Davis and son
Donald returned to their home on Wash
ington Heights after spending the season
at the Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stafford have
left for Washington, where they will
make their home this winter.
Miss wynne. who has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. F. F. Ninde, OF New Water
loo, has left for the city.
Mr.. e. A. Roper and family. who have
been summering here, have returned to
Washington.
Washington is represented at the fol-
lowing hotels by these recent arrivals:
Byrd-Thomas F. Wood. J. w. Latimer,
w. c. Lynch, Lewis Lynch, William H.
Fitch Mr.. and Mrs Clarvoe, Mrs. Emma
Bray, Harry Howe and family. G. F. I'm
lay F. ]. Sieber, r. NJ. Tomlin. n. I.
Boswell, James F. Brown. w. T. Nichols,
T. T Luckett, H. NJ. Luckett. i.
Walcott-E. Irving Wood. ]. NJ. Smith,
Christopher F. West and family, William
H. Brown, James H. Whitemore wife,
and boy, ]. o. Garvey, E. A. McElwain,
Charles Peake, Maude E. Leonard. r.
Bullman, w. D. Rice, Frank Heise, Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. McCauley, r. P. Donnel-
ly, Miss z. Hopkins, r. c. Cook, Miss
d. Nichols, Miss B. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. E. Burns. Miss Frances Burns, John (.
Burns, II. S. O'Neal, G. Tate, G. F. Frick,
II. E. Thomas, Wilbur Whitemore, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Hope, Della Dillon, Sadie
Dillon, Charles NJ. Biondi, ]. r. Smith,
NJ. Wilson, a. f. Brent.
Linwood-W. A. Sullivan, NJ. P. Wood,
George o. Schweinhaut. J. NJ. Self, w.
Ellis, F. Brown, ]. o. Breen, F. Thomp-
son, G. B. Holmes and son, c. r. Ham,
mer. r. c. Hall, Walton Ellis. Charles
Hillyard. Leon Douglas, James Starr,
Acker Palmer, r. Starr, Lille White,
Daisy Brown, F. U. Bline, Maud Adams.
Rose May, Mr.. and Mrs. William With
ers, Hazel A. Bowen, Albert Gaddis, N.
(. Spates, Irene Boss. Annette Shaw,
George S. Gill, G. ]. Cost jr.. Mrs. NJ.
Ales, Miss Katherine Lanahan, Miss May
Holman, Roy Perry, Jack Cogan, Lula, s.
Wright, Rose FinIay. George z. Proud
ley, E. C. Moore, Bessie Dove, ]. II. Hin
wood, ]. L. Hayes. Miss A. Andre, E.
Dietz, G. A. Fischer. John B. Dieste, Mr..
and Mrs. Moxley, Rae Scrivener, w. B.
MIlairs, Miss Nellie Farrell, Miss Bessie
Lewis, Ralph Beall, w. A. Hunter, Mr..
Eugene Harris, DR.. w. B. Taliaferro,
Miss Evelyn Lewis, Mr.. NJ. Rosenblatt,
VIII c. Isel Earl d. Isel. Ernest F.
Klinge. Mr.. c. Schlagel and family. Miss
Mary O'Brisn, Virginia Simpson, Pauline
McVey, Pearl Spates, Eva Spates, Mr..
and Mrs. Murillat.
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