The Washington herald., 1913-07-27
COLONIAL BEACH.

Among the visitors to the beach dur
ing the carnival last week were Rep
resentatives w. A. Jones OF Virginia
George n. Taylor of Alabama. Herber
L Smith Of Virginia, c. C. Dickinson o.
Missouri, and H. n. Towner of Iowa
DIR. and Mrs. c. P. Granfield wer,
guests at Cedar Croft for few days.
Judge and Mrs. Daniel T. Wright ant
son, aboard the launch Chrystella, have
been spending a few weeks anchored
in Monroe Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Durken and sor
James spent carnival week at .'Ldlt
Hour cottage.
Mrs. A. E. Raper Is entertaining Mrs
John Collier and little daughter Helen
of Washington.
DR.. ]. A. Holmes. Of Washington
spent a few days with his family a,
Cedar croft.
Miss Grace Minor. OF Washington. IS
visiting her uncle. Mr.. B. G. Reynolds
here.
Miss Madeline Bowler Is entertaining
Miss Edith Sammons. Miss Irene Agnew,
and Master Victor Beauchamp, of Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs George voneifr and chill
dren. OF Capitol Hill. have returned to
their cottage on the shore.
Miss Florence Hinkle is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Frank Walker.
Mr.. William Thour is entertaining a
party of young people at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Thour.
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Harris, Miss Rivera Bell. Miss Daisy
Hopwood. John Denham, Z. c. Healy,
Earl Oliver, and Dan McTadden.
Mr.. ]. S. Gallagher and Mr. Joseph
Pals spent a week cruising in their
launch in the waters around the beach.
Mrs. W. G. Davenport has reopened
the Bell home. where she is caring for
fifty children, many Of whom are in
mates of the Episcopal Home in Ana
costa. Mrs. Davenport has with her
her daughter. Miss Frances Davenport,
and Mrs. Duvall.
A lawn fete for the benefit of the Bell
Home children will be held early in
August on the hotel lawn under the di-
rection of Mrs. T. B. Harrison.
Henry T. Garnett, jr.. is visiting his
father, Henry T. Garnett, at Spy Hill.
Miss Alice Weaver has sold her cottage
on the water front to Miss Hattie Works,
Of Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Seneca B. Balm, of Mount
Pleasant, We're weekend guests at Idle
Hour cottage.
Mrs. Richard Keister and sons, William
F. johnson and ]. H. Johnson, of WASH
ington, spent last week with the former s
mother, Mrs. Clara johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hartig, of Wash
ington, visited the beach during carnival
week.
Miss Frances Sylvester was the guest
for several days last week of Mrs. F.
L Lamb
The Misses Marie. Helen. and Mabel
Boardman and Mr.. r. NJ. Boardman, Of
r Street, are the guests of their uncle,
Mr.. Frank Walcott, at Walcott House.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ward Is spending the
season with Mrs. NJ. w. Sherman at
the Colonial Beach Hotel.
Last Sunday evening a concert was
held on the pavilion under the direction
Of Prof. c. V. Samuels assisted by the
Colonial Beach Orchestra, THE Duquesne
Harmony Four" and Mrs. George Staf-
ford.
Miss Mary T. Potion of Washington,
was a recent guest at Idle Hour" cot
tage.
Mrs. Jack Allicote, Of Washington, re-
Gently spent q day with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tubins.
DR.. Benjamin Madert, of Washington,
is visiting at the beach, for a short
stay.
Mrs. J. z. Lyons and family, Of Brook
land, are at the johnson House for their
vacation.
Mrs. S. Kettner, Mrs. Charles SchIosser.
Miss c. West, Mrs. Corder and son Her
mann. Mr.. Rollins and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Hancock and children,
Louise. Earl, and Harry, are guests at
the ALVIN Smith Memorial Cottage" :"
which is in charge of Mrs F. G. Buckley.
Mrs. William Keller. Of Washington.
and daughter Miss Margaret Keller, and
son Thomas Keller, are at Cypress
Cottage" for the season.
Mrs. Height has been entertaining her
sons, Joe, Allen, and Harvey, and the
Rev. and Mrs. Weaver.
Miss E. r. Atkinson had as guests last
week. at Rippon Lodge. Misses E. Glass
cock, Emily Smith. Louise Garrett, Mrs,
Hillyer. and daughter.
Stopping at Jersey Cottage during the
past week were Mr.. and Mrs. +, W.,