The Washington herald., 1919-06-22
Seaside Resort News

among the Washington folk of note
VINO arrived at the Traymore are Dr.
i1oner G. Fuller. Miss Breckinridce
= X. Gleason. Basil Manly, Thomas
h. Shin, Thomas A Clayton. !
stuart Hart. John D. Thomas, John
van Schaick. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. f. II.
Mortimore. Lieut.. C. C. Sturyis with
his wife and son. Mrs. S. p. Sturgis
J. t. Wearn. w. F. r. Phillips. w.
U. owen, ]. Wesley Briggs, DR.. ana
Mrs. Francis r. Hagner, Mai. Charles
Bartin and Mrs. Bartin, w. p. Reeves,
MAIL. F. Hawkins. OF the Marine
Corps; DR.. John A Hornsby and Dr.
Walter A. Mills
Miss Hamet Estes arrived at the
st Charles from Washington. Lieut.,
Col. F. H. Garrison is spending
several days at the st. Charles.
Thomas Egan registered from Wash
ington at that hotel. Miss MabelIe X
feoerson has Joined Washington
friends at the ST. Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Mitchell are
among the prominent Washington
visitors at the Marlborough -Blenheim
zen. George l.. Andrews arrived at the
same motel, with Mrs. Andrews, who
Is entertaining Miss Emily o. Battles
n. Sanner are new arrivals. Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. B. Megear and DR.. Robert
scott Lamb arrived at the MarI-
borough-Blenheim from Washington
Mr and Mrs. J. N. O'Connor, MIR.
and Mrs. ]. E. Jones. Miss Jones ana
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Craig have
Joined the Washington colony at the
Breakers. DR.. and Mrs. s. p. Stamm
and Mai p. d. Wilson are patrons of
the Shelburne.
Mrs. B. ]. Saxton, Mrs. E. G. Bliss
and Miss E. NJ. Hawke are in a
washington party at the Dennis.
frank A. Woodfield and ]. Ernest
Mltchel registered from Washington
at the Dennis. Others from Washing
ton at the Dennis include J. A. Whit
neid, ii. E. Adams, Mrs. C. M. Col
inns, ID. j. Casley. c. F. Curry, ir.
and E. J. Peterson. ''''
Frank Lewis, G. J. Gales and a.
w. hehoe are in a vacation partv
from Washington at the Kentucky
Ensign f. E. Stevens and Mrs. Stevens
are visiting the BoscobeI John r.
kenney is Washington visitor at
the Monticello.
Mrs. Albert Whitaker and Miss
Florence Whitaker. of Washington
who are visiting the Grand Atlantic.
have been entertaining Miss Irene u.
Manning and Mrs. w. P. Clark. OF
Rosslyn, Va. Mrs. w. Clarence Miller
and III. J. Schermerhorn are among
the Washington folk who came to
the Grand Atlantic. Mrs. A. D. Will
lams, of Washington. Is at the DE
Vile with Miss Ethelda Brady, OF
New Orleans. and Miss Kathryn Bull
ard or Bowling Green. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T. Andrews and R. G. Golden
hotel.
Reginald, C. wilkins is on a vaca-
tion visit at the Miller Cottage. I. s.
Richardson registered from Washing
ton at the Phillips House. Mrs. ]. r.
Bryne, Mrs. z. E. Humphries ana
Frank W. Hartman are among the
Washington visitors at the Black
stone. Mrs. Betty Gerard Elverum
arrived at the Lorraine from Washing
tons
Mrs. William H. Baker, of Washing
ton is entertaining Miss Jessie Scott
at the Boutwell,. Mrs. r. N. Jones
has Miss Irene Jones and Miss u. NJ.
Casey. OF Hagerstown, with her at
the Boutwell,. Mrs. A. v. Wallace is
a June visitor at that hotel.
Observation-Disclosures, June N.-The
people are here in midsummer num-
bers although the formal season date
of prior years is a few days on.
Times have changed.
The Edgeton Inn opened yesterday,
the Manor will open next Friday.
Another notable opening yesterday
was the inauguration of the yachting
season at the Crest Yacht Club.
Sportsmen from all sections of the
country and state were present. The
drive for new members is, proving a
success and ere the season has waned
the roster of former years will vie in
envy at the membership of nineteen
nineteen.
Fishing is reported good at all sec
tons Of the beach. the main catch
being founders. Capt. William Bar
Der caught a forty-pound/ king fisn
Monday. This was the first of the,
season caught in Anglesea. =