The Washington times., 1914-06-05

Since the opening of the season at
Colonial Beach on Memorial Day. the
number of visitors has increased stead
uv. The boardwalk is thronsed morn
ing. noon and night, and the various
amusements of the beach receive their
full amount of patronage.
The bathing and fishing are the mann
attractions to the masculine visitors,
Vet the evenings are given over to
gayety and amusements, which all
seem TO enjoy.
Several cottagers arrived at the
beach a few days ago to prepare their
summer homes and arrange for the en-
tertainment of their families ana
friends for the seasons opening. Among
thew were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hull'
with their daughters, Mary. Lorctto
and Kathleen, and son, Harry. They
entertained at their cottage Hulldaie.
the guests being Mrs. L. NJ. Shaefer and
he- daughter, Muriel; Miss Margaret
Sullivan, J. Dant Farr, Earl Halsllp'
Wade Emery of Washington; George
Shansey and Sheldon Fleishell. of New
Haven, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Cusick received at
their cottage, Lurene, on Memorial
Day and Sunday, Miss N. Payetts. MISS
{. O'Connor. and Ernest Gasch- MRS
Cusick and her daughters, Misses Lula,
Irene. Florence, and Clara, and son,
EaIph. will return for the summer the
latter part OF June. Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ Rupert are occupying their cot
tage and will remain for the summer.
On Memorial Day Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
cnce RUPERT were entertained
Idle Hour" the riverside cottage Of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dierkcn, bad
as guests during the past week Miss
Ruth Turcell, Miss Anna Sullivan, Miss
Alice Crowley, Miss Eloise Dierken,
Mrs. Joseph Crowley, Rev. Father
Parker Seitz. Joseph Dierken, and
James c. Dierken.
The Rev. Othmar F Enapke. re
Gently designated by Bishop O'ConneE
II Richmond, as pastor OF St Eliza
hctb's Roman Catholic Church here,
celebrated mass on Sunday \ large
congregation attended.
At q meeting held at the town nall.
the following were placed in nomina--
ton 10 be voted for at the municipal
election TO be held June 9. For mayor.
Frank Renshaw and ". P. B!llingsley;
for councilmen. II. W. B. Williams.
Joseph Dierken. Ford Taylor. George
Mason, DR.. Harrison, George Staples.
Inns. and F. l. benson. Present Mayor
Williams declined 10 run for another
Term.
Mrs. Katherine Richards. Mrs. c. S.
. Connor and Master Barry OConnor
were al the Francis on Saturday and
-unday. Mrs. Richards, being unable
10 occupy her cottage this season, Of
iers II fer rent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Slater were here
Tor several days. arranging their cot
iage for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hartig will occupy their cottage
during the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
enbach. Miss Mabel Cosgroye. Mr.. and
Mrs. Suter Reichcnbach and their baby.
DOrass.
Mr, and Mrs. F. H. Walker spent
Sunday at their cottage. Joseph Krea-
ner OF the Washington Water Depart
ment, accompanied by Mrs. Kreamer
and Master Willie Reilly. spent several
days here last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Wood and their sons. John :.
and Walter J.. were at their cottage
the latter part of the week.
Services were held Sunday in the va
rious churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Smith are here
TO occupy their cottage for the sum-
mer.
The following guests registered at the
hotels:
Wslcott House-M. Burke and wife,
W. {. Bates, J. NJ. Cohen, Thomas A
Holden, ]. Blaine Fitzgerald, II. E.
Tomas, N. FaUfoe and wife, NJ Bleun
and wife, George Wallace. Paul ].
Gcepfert. II. NJ. Brown. c. B. Wells,
J. Il. Griffen. W. ]. Rollins. Miss 4.
Dent. Miss w. Reilly, Adolph Warsh.
z. Mcdonald. Miss Sadie B. Reynolds,
G.. r.. Brooks, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. c. 81.
Wade, Miss Bertha Wade. H. y.
Glover. Mrs. Olethia Glover. W. r. Gar
rett. Val ". Brandon. Robert L. Tay-
iQr. Joseph ", ,Hn,s--->