The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-08
WHAT THE WILD WAVES SAY
 ALONG THE MILFORD SHORE

The interest in motor boating and canoeing along the Milford shore is increasing as the season advances ana within the past few weeks a number of new craft have arrived at the beach resorts. One of the prettiest little cruisers along the shore is the Venus anchored just off the eastern end of the pier at Myrtle beach. There are a number of capacious cruisers at the Laurel beach anchorages, most or them belonging to Bridgeport and New Haven people The Silver beach cot tagens also are well represented and it is surprising that with such fine array Of motor craft there are not more contests, races, and regattas helu among the residents of the different beaches.
 sPRINGFoRD BROTHERS
 AT BEACH The springford brothers, well known women impersonators on the Vauoe vile stage, who make their home Tn Bridgeport, are going to spend the summer at Walnut beach with the rest of the actor folk from this VI cinity. Willard Springford closed ms season in Pittsburgh, Pa, and Harold closed his season in Cleveland O. Ine latter has been working in an act with Miss Rene Ryce. formerly with Ryce Sisters and he will continue with her next season. The young lady is at present at her home in Rochester, N- Y.
 OPENS COTTAGE
 Granville W. Goodsen has opened his cottage at Merwin's Pofnt.-an dur ing the week just passed has had as his guest, his daughter, Mrs. B. A Jennings. MT. Goodsell is one of tho members of the Bridg geport colony of summer cottagers at the beach.
 HEATING A VISITOR
 Ray Keating of the Yankees has been among the recent visitors at the ''Bug'' cottage at Walnut beach.
 HOTEL ARRIVALS
 Recent arrivals at the Soundview hotel are Fred Berin and wife, stam- ford: James G. Donne11, Derby; P. G. .Boul, Derby; George Oberst, Southing- ton; Edward schwa1Ier, Torrington-
 Revent arrivals at the Sea Breeze hotel at Fort Trumbull beach are O. Raphael and son, Joseph Peckinger and daughter, MT. and Mrs l. Pike, Matilda Pike Frieda Pike, H. D. Ma than, Joseph Peckinger, S. Allenson, William Radner. and A. Gluck,. all of New York, Phillip M. Muchternhat Of Chicago, MT. and Mrs. Edwin and Na- ta,lie Jandorf, Seymour; L. Blow, J. A Panab, Springfield; Charles B. Sim mons and family, Bristol
 CAMP BILLIKEN
  has been entertaining again having had as its recent visitors Catherine Slattery, Beatrice Volge, Henry Crist, Margaret Tynan, Mary Tynan, Geo. Windighoff, MabelIe Pederson, Gladys H. Pickney, Irene Hunt, Betty Os- borne, Irene Hunt, Betty Osborne, Pp- san Raycroft Edith M. O'Hara, Rob ert B. Garrabrants, H. E. Parser Chester D. williams and Dorothy Doley.
 GRAND VIEW VISITORS
 The Misses Kitty and Mollie McNa- mara of William street, Bridgeport have recently been visiting at the Grand View cottage, Silver Sands.
 CAMP THETA BETA NU
 At Camp Theta Beta Nu recent wis itors have been Walter and Irving Lynch, and William Taylor of South port; Aida and Ruth Larkin of New York: Anna Gowen of Milford; Ray Keeler of Fairfield; and Frank Brackin and Earl Lathrop of Bridgeport
 CHARLES COTTAGE
 Among the recent visitors at the Charles cottage at Myrtle beach were the following: David Brandwein of Froebel, George Amnien, Albert N Brooks all of Meriden; Richard Park CT, Robert Dunman and Sydney All derman of New Haven; Maurice Romm of Bridgeport; MT. and Mrs. Edward Downey, MT and Mrs. John Rood, and Madge Padrugee.
 PERSONALS Frederick Rahrig and family of Park avenue, Bridgeport, are stoppiDg at the "Rochester'' cottage. Recent visitors at the Vaughn" cottage at Myrtle beach included Hen- ry Wells. Arthur Beardsley and Fred | erick Lewis of Stratford, anod Robert WalIenta of Bridgeport. White doilies and lunch cloths are heinz embroidered in bIue-a fad no |