The Washington times., 1926-08-28
Outdoor Resorts

VILLA ROArA-out Rockville
way the villa Roma Is inviting
Washington's elite. The villa Roma
Orchestra renders the latest dance
hits under the direction of Jimmie
Harris and Alice Tupman. one Of
Washington's popular dancers is
ding a special dance every night.
Camille Little, washington song
and dance girl adds great deal
to the entertainment provided Tor
the Villas guests.
This attractive open all year
rendezvous has struck its mid
season stride. Luncheon. after
noon tea, dinner and supper are
served. There are spacious din
Ing and dance rooms also dining
and dancing beneath the arbors
outside the villa. Table D'Hote
dinner from to D. m. af $I.75
Der person. Dancing from s to
2:a0 b. M. Don't forget the
4pecial Sunday night supper dance
from midnight to 3 a. m.
GLEN ECHO PARK-Glen Echo
Park patrons find that the season
for Glen Echo Park Is entirely
too short, and they are getting
a just as many trips to Glen
Echo as possible. The attractions
OF Glen Echo Park are really too
numerous to mention In detail,
but leading them all Is the de-
nghtfuI dancing In the beautiful
sballroom every week-night from
$50 to closing time 20 music by
HAPPY Walker and his specially
chestra. Heading the thrills il
the new drumming Bird. ;, which
offers 1000 feet Of thrills, with
Derby Racer provides thrills not
cutie 90 strenuous. The Whip,
Derby Racer, Old MIL, Big Mid
way Caroussel, Duck Pond and
Shooting Gallery offer fun and
entertainnnent.
Glen Echo Park is reached by
q delightfully."- cooling ride aboard
the 'coinmodious open cars OF the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company, that run along the
bank Of the Potomac direct to the
park entrance.
COLONIAL BEACH-Salt wa.
ter bathing, fishing. Grabbing.
dancing, boating and canoeing
ere some OF the many attractions
offered ct Colonial Beach, popu.
larry called ashington's Allan.
tic City This popular seashore
resort 10 reached by . delightful
50-nile daylight sail on the his
toric Potomac aboard the palatial
steamer sc. Johns which leaves
the Seventh Street wharves every
Saturday at ESQ p. M, and every
Sunday ct q. "a. a special fea-
fure Of every trip OF the st.
Johns both to and from the beach
- free dancing on the spacious
dance deck. rain or shine. TO
music by Soko1ovss Band. At
Colonial Beach hotels ana cot.
fages provide accommodations by
the day, over the weekend hoIi-
day or more extended vacation
period. at very reasonable rates.
LIE PARADIs ROOF High
links on the lie Paradis Roof
Garden are bringing the summer
70 an appropriate close.
The lie Paradis vocal trio COM
posed OF Bert Bernath. Jack
Powers and Anthony MoreIlo, are
wafbiing all Of the newest hits,
with original lie Paradis trim
nain6s.
Bert Bernath, lie Paradis lin.
guist, continues TO delight with
TRANSACTIONS OF the newest hits
into Aontmartre French and low
German.
Le Paradis dance music con.
finues charmful as ever. The
youthful zest OF the Jack Golden
leadership .iasures those vivid
qualities Of melody and rhythm
that have made this star Meyer
Davis band nationally famous.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH &C lar !.
lee. who hammers typewriter
Tor q living at the Department
Of Justice, writes Josephine, her
pal at the Interior Department:
Josephine, am having two
glorious weeks Of vacation at
Chesapeake Beach. Now I know
what you are thinking. You are
saying to yourself: We'll, IL
those darned sea nettles won't
make a meal off OF her. But
bless9 your life, baby, it's not
like last year, when we went to
another salt water resort and