The Washington herald., 1913-08-24
North Chesapeake Beach.

DR.. Pairo was host to a party Of friends
from Washington, who went over to Solo
mons Island, bringing back a successful
catch of 800 Of the finny tribe.
Another fishing party, whose personnel
was Messrs. Herbert A. Eby, Leo Maun-
sey, Duke Pairo, 5. J. Bergman, and
Walter Garland. made a successful catch
Of about 2O fish, trout predominating.
The residence of DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
Calver in Bay Avenue was the scene OF
a very unique and unusual celebration
anniversaries of the weddings of DIR. and
Mrs, Thomas Calver, Of Washington, and
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Smith, of Bal
timore.
1t was the twenty-seventh anniversary
Of the Calver wedding and the fifty-sixth
anniversary Of the Smith wedding.
1t is a coincidence that though unre-
lated, both Mrs Calver's and Mrs.
Smiths weddings and natal anniversaries
occur on the same date.
The bridal party formed on the lawn
and marched into the drawing room,
where, under a huge floral bell, they re-
ceived the guests. The bridesmaids were
Mrs. A. r. Townsend, Mrs. Tyres, Mrs.
Mann, and Mrs. Mccormick. They were
gowned in white and carried flower bas-
kets artisticaTy improvised from beach
hats and ribbons. The flower girls We're
Zelma and Ruth Tyree. while Ruth Pea
cock and Jack French acted as train
bearers. Mrs. Stack presided at the
organ.
Among those who gathered to feIicitate
the happy hOstesses- were Mrs. Charles
Williams, Mrs. Whaley. Mrs. Weldon,
Mrs. John French. Mrs. James McCor-
mick, Mrs. George Mann, Miss Elizabeth
Ty-ree Mrs A. r. Townsend, and Mrs
John B. Stack.
Dancing and singing were features of
the afternoons merry-making.
The Calvert Hotel was the scene of
amateur vaudeville and dance during the
week. Messrs. Paul Sherbow. Frank
Unholtz, Myer Epstine, Vincent Costello,
and Jack Newland took part. Miss Gussie
Saur and Miss Minna Pairo furnishing
the music.
Miss Laura Fifer and Miss Esther Bell
are visitors to the Beach.
Miss Irene Kailer, of Hagerstown, Nd;
Miss Mollie De Rene and Wilbur De
Rene, and Mrs. Bell, of Massachusetts,
are Washington guests of Mrs. Braun
stein at her cottage, Little White Peb-
Bile"
Mrs. c. Fl. McGlasson has as her guests
Mrs. W. r. McGlasson and Miss Grace
anu MT. marry NlluarilS.
Mr.. Elmer Doolan is the guest of Mr..
VIII Taylor at Waverly villa.
Mr., ]. T. Hutcheson, OF Washington. Is
the weekend guest of Miss Gussie Saur.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Krohling and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daughton, and Miss Ethel
Daughton, and Mrs. Martin and son Nor
man are at the Herman cottage for the
of the season.
Mrs. Rouke, of Salisbury, Nd, is the
guest of Mrs. W. c. Mills at her cottage
Her other guests for the weekend were
Messrs. Frederick Serrick and VIII Gates
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Nelson and Miss
Ethel Noach, OF Washington, were week
end guests OF Miss Laura V. Pyell at
Oak Lodge"
Mr.. E. p. Eastwood has as his guest
his sister, Miss II. Eastwood, OF Wash
ington. Mr.. Jack Nolan, Mr.. Stomers,
Mr.. r. Carol Baker, and Mr.. Don
Brenan are also guests at Camp Dixie"
Miss Esther johnson and Miss Agnes
Murphy are guests at the st. Charles.
Mrs. William Burgess and sons, Dud-
ley and Herbert are guests of Miss Edna
Galliher and Miss Leola Perry, of Sand
Beach.
Miss Katherine Cleveland, of Washing
ton, is the guest Of her Aunt, Miss Gym
thia Cleveland. at the Inn
Mrs. William r. Lowe and Mrs. Stack
were the weeks hostesses for the EN-
broidery Club.
Mrs. F. a. johnson and the Misses
Hazel and Marie Johnson have returned
to their home in Holmead Avenue, Wash
ington+ after a two weeks visit at the
Calvert Hotel.
Miss Rebecca ]. Olsen is the guest Of
Mrs. John d. TimberIake.
Mr.. Howard Young and DR.. George S.
calver, u. s. N, are guests OF DR., and
Mrs. Thomas Calvert at their cottage,
''Rest-Awhile."
The young people Of the Beach enter
tanned at a masquerade dance in honor
of Mr.. Rivera Townsend. who celebrated