The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-06
COLONIAL BEACH.

COLONIAL BEACH.
Colonial Beach is anticipating the great.
est season in its history. because Of the
many public improvements and the un.
excelled opportunities for all water sports
The sixth annual jubilee and carnival
will be held this year on July z. 2. Il
| and Is. under the management OF the
business men OF the town. An elaborate
program has been arranged for the four
days. There will be balloon ascensions
athletic contests on land and water and
many other Interesting features.
| DR.. Hugh Smith Cummings, Of the
United States Health Service. spent sew.
eral days here during the past week
making plans to establish one Of three
proposed temporary Laboratories on the
Potomac for the purpose Of scientific In
| vestigations.
Representative Brumbaugh from Ohio
| was q recent guest 1t Colonial Beach
Hotel.
Mrs. T. B. Harrison. Of Washington,
has reopened her attractive cottage here.
Mrs. Frank Hayward spent the past
week with relatives in Washington.
Mrs. T. Haight. of Washington. has
| again established her camp. Twin Oaks
on the lower beach. and is entertaining
Mrs. Sneaden. Of Washington.
Mrs. Jack Allicote is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tubins, at their
home on the river.
Mrs. A. E. johnson. Of Capitol Hill. Is
again occupying her cottage, ''Rosedale. -
where she entertained over the Fourth,
Miss Abbie johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tennyson. and Mrs. Cox.
Representative Lieb of Indiana recent.
ly visited the Beach. as the guest Of
Mr.. J. H. Wood.
Mr.. Taylor. Of Delaware. II visiting
his father. Mr.. John Taylor. at Cedar
Croft.
Mrs. H. J. whitzer is At her cottage.
idle Hour" for the season.
Mrs. W. d. Cullen had a weekend
guests her daughter. Miss Clara Mae
Reichenback. and Mr.. and Mrs. Suter
Reichenback. and her daughter Doris.
of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walker. Of WASH
ington. have reopened their bungalow on
the lower river drive.
The Misses Claudia and Ethel Ed
wards. of Washington. spent July Fourth
with their mother, Mrs. Amelia Ed
wards.
Miss Ruth Dashiell and Miss MarEue-
rite Keech. of Baltimore, have been WIS.,
iting Miss Caroline Dashiell.
Miss Josephine Dunning il spending the
summer at the Potomac.
Capt L. E. Robey was host during the
past week to DR.. and Mrs. Augustine c.
Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. West.
Of Washington.
Miss Jessie Denmeace is the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. H. W. B. Williams, at
the New Atlanta"
Mr.. H. A. Morgan. of Ohio. 10 stopping
at the New Waterloo" the home Of
Mrs. T. F. Neride.
Mrs. W. E. Daley and family are at
their cottage on Riverfront Drive for
the season.
their daughter. Miss Adelaide, arrived at
Crown Castle Wednesday for the sum-
mer. Their guests are Miss Ivy Rupp
and Miss Dorothy Pishion. Of WASH
ington.
Mr.. William Shackleford has returned
to Washington after a visit to his father,
Mr.. John Shackleford.
Mrs Repetti. accompanied by her
daughters, Misses Annie and Louise. of
Capitol Hill. are at their cottage home
for the season.
Miss Bessie Yoder. with Barton, Her
bert. and Bob Greenwood. have taken the
cottage. Snug Harbor." for the summer.
Mrs. Harry Hull and her family have
re-opened their beach home, "Hulldale,"
on Losing Avenue.
Harry B. Angus. Scout Master, and
>sxh o.. ~ No A L.
week at the Alvin Smith Memorial Home,
where the boys have enjoyed the pleas
ures of the scout organization and the
additional pleasures Of the Beach. The
scouts are Geo. German, Percy Darcy.
Raymond Girton. Edward Brown, Tom
Clementson. Edward Kedwill. Valley
Sellers, Chase Sellers, vaugn Hartford.
Alvin Upperman. Martin Anderson. Louis
Goodrich, Roland Davis, Sam. Daniels.
Spencer Spaulding, Barton White. and
Lewis Coleman.
Mrs william Fisher and her grandson
Henry have returned to Washington
after q short stay at their cottage here.
The "Althea" ID. occupied this summer
by Mrs. I. c. Price and Mrs. Patterson
and her daughter, Miss Edith.
Mr.. James L Rooney. who has Just
returned from Atlantic City, spent sew
eral days during the past week A. guest
at the Idle Hour" cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. T. Chauncey and
their daughter. Miss Lille Chauncey,
have re-opened their attractive homo on
the front
Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Lamb and their
little son. Aubrey. Of Bloomingdale, will
spend the season at their Beach front
home.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Daniel, Of wash
ington. were at the Chaplin cottage for
the weekend.
Mrs. NJ. X. Wilson ID entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Davis and children.
Mrs. Ruth Hunters IL also guest At the
Wilson cottage.
Mr.. chas Ourand recently made n.y.
Ing trip to the Beach.
Guests at the Francis during past week
were: Mrs. X. q. McCouchie, Mr.. c. L
Ryan. Mr.. and Mra r. n. Clendsnning, |
H. e. DOVE and wife. Mr.. Davis. Mr..
and Mrs. n. Lipsey. and Mr.. II. n.
Maddert.
At the New waterloo are: lGrs. x. Ed |
mondsons Mr Dena,d Edmonason. Mr.. !
z