The Washington herald., 1913-08-03

Mrs. George Weaver has had as guests
during the past week her sister, Mis-:
Bessie Barnes, and Miss Maitland Piper
of Washington, d. c.
Mrs E. A. Roper has as guests Mrs
W. A. Williams and son Milton, and Mrs
]. H Collier and daughter Helen, Mrs. j
A Dorsey, of Mount Pleasant. and Mrs
John S. Dorsey, of st. Louis.
Mrs. W. E Marshall, of Asheville, N
c., and Miss Laura Hayward. of Wash
ington, are visiting Mrs. c. B. Spilman
Miss Katherine Roche is spending this
week at Grown Castle" as the guest
of Miss Adelaide Danenhower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ]. Brooks. jr..
of Washington, are spending their vaca-
ton at the beach.
Mrs. ]. D. wilkins, of Classic Shore.
is entertaining a house party consisting
of Miss Myrtle Bradley, Miss Clara Rel
muth. Mrs. n. W. Nlopper. Miss Mamie
Klopper, Mrs. Fairfax Bontz, Mrs. A. L.
Hendricks, Mr.. Abram Mccoy. and Mr..
Elmer B. Hopper, of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. z. Yoder, accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Bertha YOder,
have taken the ''Vermilion Cottage" for
the season.
Mrs Mary Z. Cosdon, of X Street
Northwest, is visiting her daughter, Miss
Ada Cosdon, at sheffield"
Mr.. La Tour Raymond, of Washing
ton, is spending his vacation here, and
has registered at "Walcott House"
Mr. William Crane. accompanied by
A party of friends, spent several days
last week aboard his launch, cruising
in neighboring waters.
Mr. James NJ. Morgan and Mr.. NJ. F.
Rawlings, of Washington, are the guests
of Mrs. S. r. Franklin.
Master John A Mahoney. OF Brook
land, D. c., is visiting Master Ralph
Cusick at Cottage Lurene.
Miss Sarah Hart is spending the sum-
mer at Florence cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Archibald. and their
family, of Washington, are stopping at
the Cedar Croft
DIR. E l. Osborne and his family, Miss
Olga Ainsley, Mrs. f. s. Danenhower,
and Mrs. r. f Shienk. are among the
guests at Grown Castle"
Mr. T Nixon has left the Colonial
Beach Orchestra and Joined the Honey
Boy Minstrels of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ B. Dodek, of Wash
ington, are at the Curtis cottage for the
season.
Mrs. r NJ Shook and son Milton of
Washington. are at cottage Idle Hour
where Mr.. Shook joins them week-ends.
Miss Hattie Works, who has recently
purchased the Weaver cottage, will oc-
cupy her new home for the rest of the
season.
Little Miss Lillian Roper is entertain
ing her cousin, Miss Jane Dorsey. of
New York.
Misses Mary and Bessie Hungerford,
of the Portner, were guests last week
of Miss Louise Billingsly.
Mrs. L. f. Robey and daughters, the
Misses Marie, Della, Dorothy, and Ella.
will occupy their cottage on Marshall
Avenue for the rest of the season.
Mrs. Virginia Hewitt, of Illinois. is
visiting her niece Mrs. H. ]. Whitzell,
at cottage Idle Hour"
Miss Fannie Coon, Of Washington, is
spending her vacation at the Beach.
Mr. Neil Walcott and party, aboard
Mr.. Walcott's launch, were recent visi-
tors to the beach last week.
At the "Althea" last week were Mr..
and Mrs. Harry P. c. Mayo, of Rich
mond.
Mr.. W. L. Menaugh, OF Washington,
was a guest during the last two weeks
at Cedar Croft"
DR.. L W. Crosby and family, OF "ash-
ington, were guests at the New At
lanta last week.
DR.. Seneca B. Balm and Burt Bentley,
of Washington. spent the weekend at
cottage Idle Hour
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mensh have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hermon
and children, Mr.. Emanuel Mensh, and
Miss Anna HornhaZer, of Baltimore.
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turned to their summer home here after
a ten days trip in New York State.
Guests at 'Irvington Cottage" the |
home of Mrs. Edith V. Yates. were Mrs
o. J. Meyer. Miss Mamie Campbell, Miss |