The Washington times., 1925-08-22
Outdoor Resorts

CA1ESAFEAhE DEkACH-S,lSSe'
peake Beach, offering all Of the
attractions of great seaside
resort only an hours ride from
the city, has won for itself q
growing popularity. 1t appeals
both to the one-day excursionist
and the summer yacationist
Saltwater bathing Is delight
full feature. The beach Is smooth
and sandy, and the slope is
gradual with no step-offs-one OF
Washington Trout, rock, and
hardheads are biting nicely.
The boardwalk has justly given
the resort the nickname, Wash.
ington's Young Coney Island"
GLEN ECHO-Glen Echo Park
compares most favorably with any
of Americas amusement parks,
and presents a score or more of
diversified fun and entertaining
features. Foremost there Is
dancing in the ballroom every
week night from $50 to 1870 to
music by Happy" Walkers band,
THE Golden Pheasants. Then
for genuine thrills and rides are
the derby racer and coaster dips
and many other riding devices.
COLONIAL BEACH-Manynew
amusement features are to be
enjoyed at Colonial Beach, in
Guiding saltwater bathing. long
sandy beach, fishing, grabbing.
dancing in the large pavilion
built out over the water and other
seashore attractions. Among the
new attractions are the ferris
wheel, the whip, skating rink
and new pier An enjoyable
feature, Of the seventy-mile day.
light trip to Colonial Beach aboard
the steamer st. Johns is free
dancing on the spacious deck to
music by Sokolov's band. The
st. Johns makes four trips weekly
to Colonial Beach, leaving the
Seventh street wharf every Tues
day, Thursday and Sunday at
a. M, and every Saturday at
2:30 p. m.
CHEVY CHASE LAKE-A
group Of splendidly effective mu-
steal numbers by the Mohawk
Quartet. will be the special at
traction on next Wednesdays
Vaudeville Night" at Chevy Chase
Lake The Mohawk Quartet is
one Of the most popular and able
aggregations in local amateur
circles and it's work compares IA
yorably with professional vaude-
vile acts Of the highest type.
Carnival evenings that now add
to the gayeties of the lake three
times a week are continuing their
hit with the patrons. Tuesday
evenings "Dixieland Night" with
it's troupe of colored entertainers,
is one of the high lights of the
week, while equal popularity Is
being registered by Opportunity
Night" on Friday evening when
juvenile Capital amateurs are
placed in competition for substan-
tial prizes.
LIE Notwithstanding Of
Klark and Jacobs, stunning
Southland singers, at the Chateau
lie Paradis has led to their loan"
to the lie Paradis roof garden for
one evening a week. Hereafter
this well-liked pair will appear a.
the lie Paradis roof on Thursday
evenings in their own really
inimitable variety of informal en-
tertainment. They will also broad
cast several radio numbers in
conjunction with the lie Paradis
roof garden band.
As the summer wanes the popu-
larity of the lie Paradis town and
country amusement ensemble has
steadily increased. Both the
Chateau lie Paradis and the roof
garden have drawn throngs of
the most discriminating amuse-
ment seekers OF both Baltimore
and Washingtn, Many Balti-
moreans have judged lie PaIadis
music well worth the trip to
either AmmendaIe, Md, to the
Cha eau or clear through to lie
Faradis roof garden in Washing
ton.