The Washington herald., 1912-08-18
COLONIAL BEACH.

Miss Julia Slaughter returned Tuesday
to her home at Seminary Heights after
a visit to Miss Bessie Mason.
Miss Marie Robey, who has been
spending her vacation at her home. in
Garfield Street has returned to the city
Mrs. H. V. Sears has been hostess to
her cousin. Miss Catherine Millovich, of
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Rupert have
reopened their cottage on the Beach
front. Their guests are Mr.. Clarence
Rupert and Mr.. John Brentlinger, OF
Washington.
Ensign Charles Harris, Of the navy. is
at the Beach for the rest of the season.
at the Crown Castle.
A concert for the benefit Of St Mary's
Episcopal Church was given last week
on the Pavilion. Among the Washing
ton talent assisting were Miss Sue V.
Hess, Miss Emma X. Hess, Miss Ada
NJ. Filler. F. NJ. Marks, A. J. Walker,
James Locknane. Miss Verena Schmid,
Mr.. Richie Mclean, Miss Lillian Cheno-
with. Miss Agnes whelan, J. E. S. Ken
sella, Miss Edna Harvey, Miss Jessie
Wiler. Miss Natalie Further. z. L. Bal
lard, H. B. Ferhark. Miss Yula z. Star
ness. Miss Ida B. Toense. w. H. Star
nell, Will T. Scott. George Calvert Bo-
vie. Miss Virginia Mitchell, Roy E.
Shook, Miss Edith NJ. Martyr, and r.
A. Toense.
The Misses Grace and Vivian walcott
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. r. II.
Boardman, of Washington.
Miss Marie willoughby. of Washington.
has been the guest OF Miss Ada Cosdon
at her home, Shellfield-on-the-Potom
Master Barker Sharp celebrated his
fourth birthday by lawn party last
Wednesday on the lawn of his parents
home, the Central. He and his little
guests enjoyed games. after which re-
freshments were served on the prettily
decorated green. He was the happy re-
cipient OF many pretty gifts. Among
those present were William Lewis. Ed
Pheil. Lydia Pheil, Charles Pheil. Vera
Gibson, Dora Gibson. Elsie Bryan.
Thelma Lee. Edwin Lee. Lola Lee. and
Shelby Smith.
Mrs. E. W. Robbins and sons. Ernest
and Fred. of Mount Rainier. are guests
at Mount Rose House.
Miss Caroline DashielI. we'll known both
here and in Washington. has been ap-
pointed principal OF the Hyattsville
school for the coming year.
MI MEc- "dSh. VI "
ington. are spending their vacation at
the Beach.
The launch Martha w, belonging to
Mr.. Frank Keating. brought a party of
Washingtonia TO the Beach last week
and while on land they are guests at
Redtop House. Those on board were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Keating, Misses Mary
Wilkins, Martha Wilkins, Nellie Heating,
and Messrs. Dick Allison, Harvey Inlay,
Joseph w. Keating. W. z. Payne. Carl
Heating, Robert King, and Walter Will
kins
Mrs. ]. z. Yoder, of Capitol Hill, has
been visiting her daughter. Miss Bertha
Yoder, at the Wilson cottage.
Mrs. D. H. Coon and daughters, Miss
Elsie and Miss Gertrude; Mrs. Alice
Woodruff, Miss Fannie Coon. and Miss
Daisy Murphy arrived last Sunday for a
two weeks stay.
Among recent arrivals from Washing
ton are Mr.. and Mrs. W. A yesterday,
Miss Altha yesterday. Mrs. E. H. Guy,
and Miss A. Burk. 4.
Mrs. F. r. Lamb is entertaining her
sister, Mrs E. ]. Humphrey. and chill
dren, Norman. Helen. and Ruth, and
Miss Mary Langley.
Mr.. Walter P. Shaw. of Glen Echo
made the trip from Washington in his
touring car. His guests were Mr.. w.
L. Detwiler, of Glen Echo, Nd; Mr..
Chris Hanson. of Detroit; Mr.. J. A.
johnson. and Mr.. R. E. Marshall. OF
Washington. While at the Beach they
are the guests of Mr.. H. A. Seabridge.
Miss Edna Cosdon and Miss Blanche
Betz, of Baltimore are guests OF Miss
Cosdon at Sheffield.
Miss Madeleine Bowler is entertaining
Miss BeuIah Seibert, Mr.. F. F. Fowler,
Miss Edith Sammons. and Master Victor
Beauchamp. of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Greenwood. Of
Capitol Hill. have Joined their sons at
the vermillion Cottage on the front
Miss Irene Walters Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Maud Walthers, at her cot
tage on the 'front.'
At the Alvin Smith Memorial Cottage
are the following Washingtonians: Mrs.
Charles Alvin Smith and children. Caro-
iyn and Carl; Misses U. d. Wachter.
Mary and Ada Gollan, Elizabeth and
Isabella Hartin. Ruth Hauser, Viola
Harper. Elsie Niedfeldt. Mabel Passau.