The Washington herald., 1911-08-20
COLONIAL BEACH.

birthday Of her little daughter, Lillian.
The children In their dainty frocks made
| a pretty scene as they played their games
on the lawn, lighted with japanese Ian
| terms hung among the trees. Later in the
evening refreshments were served. Little
| Miss Lillian was the recipient Of many
pretty birthday remembrances. Mrs.
Charles Fisher, Of Washington. assisted
| in entertaining.
Among those present were Gertrude
| Greenwood, Elizabeth Mills, Macon Mar
shall, Mildred Voneiff Alicia Weaver.
Minnie Toeptha, Katharine Hull, Henry
Fisher, Albert Fisher, Barton Greenwood.
Herbert Greenwood. Robert Mills, Law
renee Mills, John Voneiff. Edwin Roper,
Harry Hull. and Karl Toeptha.
Dr. and Mrs. w. NJ Phelps and Capt.
and Mrs. T. Russell are guests Of Mrs. A.
NJ. Eaton.
iting his aunt. Miss Alice Weaver, at her
river-front cottage.
Messrs. e. J. Craig and ]. J. Herman.
of Washington, are spending their vaca-
ton aboard their handsome houseboat,
anchored in Monroe Bay.
Mr.. VIII Ross Hood, Of the bureau of
Education, spent the past week at the
Breakers
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fenton. Of Washing
ton, spent the weekend with their par
| ents, DIR. and Mrs. A. E. Johnson at
Rosedale.
Mr.. Sam Adler and Miss Carrie Earl,
| after a visit at the Steuart Annex, have
returned to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Suter Reichenbach, of
Washington, are guests Of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Cullen.
| Miss Bessie Yoder is hostess to her sis
| ters, the Misses Bertha and Florence Yo-
der. at the Vermillion cottage.
Mr.. Perrie Mclean, Of Washington, was
| the weekend guest Of Mr.. Walter Cusick
| at Cottage Lurene.
Mrs. F. r. Lamb is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. E. ]. Humphrey, and chill
dren, Ruth, Helen, and Norman.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Ourand and daugh-
ter, Miss Fame Ourand; Mrs. 8. NJ Ste
venson and son. Mr.. Louis Stevenson, are
house guests of Mrs. NJ. G. Henderson
Mrs. N. ]. Harrison has returned, after
a weeks visit at New Waterloo.
Mrs. R. H. Boardman and daughters,
the Misses Mabel, Marie, and Helen, are
the guests of Mr.. Frank Walcott at Wal
colt House.
Mr.. Thaddeus Bean and family, Of
Washington. are occupying the Cottage
Highlands for the season.
Rev. and Mrs Wilmer Johnston, Of
Bloomingdale, are spending a week at
the Francis.
DR.. William Schafhirt, accompanied
by his mother-in-law, Mrs. M. NJ. Smith,
arrived at the Beach recently aboard his
beautifully equipped launch, the Rosa
mund.
A club of yong men from Washington,
;po podo
Havenner, H. Redes, Miller, Quigley,
Thomson, and R. s. Brown, are spending
their vacation aboard their houseboat in
Monroe Bay.
At the Althea from Washington are
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wagner, Mrs. Bal
ley and son, Miss NJ. E. Rixey, Mrs. T.
8. Coles, Mr.. Philip Reed, Master Ray
Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Mann and
children, Mrs. r. l. Wales, w. r. Nor
ris and sons.
Mrs. J. Manin and daughter, Mrs.
Charles Killer and family, of Washington,
are at the Mann cottage, corner of Los
sing avenue and Madison street.
Among recent arrivals at Jersey cot
tage are Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Warf1eld, Miss Bessie Camp
bell. and Mrs. Hogan.
At Cedar Croft are found Mr. Thomas
d.
and Mrs. Joel A. Tilton and family, Mr..
W. G. Sweet, Mr.. w. M. Sweet. Mr.. John
Walsh, Mr.. Fred Murphey. Mr.. Burch,
Mr.. A. c. Houghton, Mr.. H. I. Elwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rotheram. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Rotheram, Mrs. Belle
Brown, and Mr.. and Mrs. George Pope.
Among the guests at the Francis are
A. T. Edwards, r. J. Edwards, J. E. Min
nick, Mrs. William A. Young. Miss F.
May Reichenbacker. c. Keenan,, John
Texton, Rev and Mrs. Wilmer Johnston,
Miss Florence Mansum. Miss Lucy
Moore, Miss Clara Baden, Miss Bessie
Moore, Mrs. M. NJ Smith, Mrs. Susan A.
Hardy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling.
Stopping at the Logan are Mr. and Mrs.
Garrett Trueworthy. Miss Margaret
Sloan, Miss Irene Offenstein, Miss Kath-
arine Bauer, Miss May Lederer, Miss
Pearl Nash, Miss George Chrisman, Err
nest Raulin. Harry ]. Rapp. Christian
Stolpp, Jacob Koltz, ]. Rulin, John Bloss,
and Alec Keg.
Recent Washington guests at the
Humphries cottage were Mr. Leonard
Green. Miss Dorothy Davis. Mrs. WILL
lam Jones. Mrs. L. Foote and son, Cur
tbs; Mrs. Lawrence Woodbridge and son,
Perry; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoyle and
daughter, Dorothy; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Bassford and daughter, Miss Carrie
Bassford: Mr.. Joseph High, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Brice, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hill,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh.
Stopping at Steuart cottage are James
]. Fletcher. Miss Jessie D. Fletcher,
Miss Jessie Meredith, Miss Margaret
Tonens, Paul McIntire, Miss Dorothy
Devall, Mrs. M. Collins, Mrs. Crawford,
Mrs. c. Geier, Mr.. Costello and family,
Miss Margaret Mccarthy, Miss Marquee
rite Cadey. and Miss Ella Hewett.
Guests at the Renshaw are Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas r. Sharp, Mr. M A.
Kurtx. DR.. n. p. Perry, Charles Nc
Farland, Miss Margaret Arlington, Miss
Mary Ballenger. Miss Ruth Clarkson,
ser. Mr.. Walter Shipley, Sam Radice.
Harry Merrillatt, Miss Margaret Hem
lein. Miss Fannie Carmen, Miss z. Cam
ton, and Harry D. oehler.
!, Registered at the King George are H.
Clarke, 3. N. jackson, Mrs. Millstead.
Miss Callahan. Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. virts
and children. Mrs. Gross. Mrs. Chaconas,
Mrs. Trexler. Mrs. Maria Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Krug. ]. e. Lewis. e. Vol
land. Edward Jepsrray. Dr.. Evans. and
William Kelley.
: Registered at hotels are the following
Washingtonians:
At the Hotel Byrd--Prof. and Mrs. H.
Clay Murray. Mr.. p. 8. Chaconas, Mrs
J. G. Duke. Miss Beatrice Duke, Miss
Helen LAmbdens. DR.. 7. Smith GIL. Mrs
A. H. AyIer, Miss Anna Purdy, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. =. Hathaway, Mas Fannie Bra