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to return from Europe in time to enjoy
| the Bar Harbor season.
Mrs. Audenried will, as usual, stay the
! most Of the summer at Deer Park
Mrs. John S. Ward and Miss Alice Ward
will so abroad for the summer and fall
| Miss Elizabeth Bliss will summer at York
| Harbor Me.
| DR.. and Mrs. J. L. NJ. Curry are in North
| Carolina for the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Spalding have n
! summer place near Saugerties. n. Y.
| Mrs. George c. Brcome will spend the
| summer at her home on Mt. Broome near
! Binghamton. n. Y. Major Broome has gone
| to Porto Rico to join his regiment. and
| his wife will join him in the autumn.
| Mr.. A. c. Newman and Miss Anna V.
| Roach were married Wednesday evening at
| the residence of the brides sister Mrs.
NJ. F. Hines. 1911 Columbia street north
west. Only the relatives of the bride and
groom and a small company OF friends
| were present at the ceremony. which was
| performed by the Rev. Mr. Clarke. pastor
| of Hamltne Church. Mr.. Lewis Bergman
| was best man and Miss Lettie Taliaferro
| was bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs. Newman
| will make their home at 1914 Both street
! northwest. where they will be pleased to
| see their friends AFTER July 4.
Justice and Mrs. Mckenna will leave
July 1 for York Harbor.
| Mrs. l.. A. Hester and son. Everett Lacy.
! gave luncheon in honor of the latter 8
school teacher, Miss c. c. Holtzberg, on
| Wednesday.
Mr.. Daniel w. Edelin, and family will
| spend part of the summer near Beltsvile
| Md.
Mrs. J. NJ. Tinker and Mrs. F ]. Gram
lch formerly of Hyattsville, leave on Mon
day for visit to Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. William Birney returned to the city
Tuesday after an absence of eight months
Mrs. Birney visited San Francisco, Port
land, Tacoma, Seattle and Salt Lake City,
the greater part of the time being spent
with her sister, Mrs. L. F. Hauch, at Salt
Lake.
Mr.. B. Charles Turner. secretary of the
Y. M c. A. of Springfield H.: Mr.. W. L.
Edmonds secretary of the y. NJ c. A,
Jacksonville, H., who We're delegates to
the international convention at Boston. and
Mrs. Edmonds who were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. W. James DOGGY the past week,
have returned to their respective homes.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Green has sent out cards
for the marriage Of his daughter Ivy to
MIR. Roydere D. Chase. on Thursday, July
IL, at 3l14 L street, Georgetown Heights.
reception VIII follow the ceremony.
Miss Helen E. Magruder of 25 Grant
place returned from Atlantic City.
DR. Geo. J. Lochboehler and Miss Mary
Margaret Schmtt daughter of Mrs Eu-
genie Schmitt of Baltimore were married
Wednesday morning at st. Michaels
Church. Rev. P. Neithart, C. IS. r., per-
formed the ceremony and sang the nuptial
mass, assisted by the choir of the church.
The ushers were Mr.. Louis Schmtt. broth
er Of the bride, and DR.. John c. O'Dwyer
of Ansonia, Conn, After a short trip
south DR.. and Mrs. LochboehIer will be at
their residence, 55 X street.
Mrs. E. H. Thomas of JOG E street north
east last night entertained a small party
of young folks In honor of her cousin, Miss
Elsie Ray, recently returned from school
at Locust Grove, L. l., as well a COM
pliment to the Starponts of Bethlehem
Chapter. o. E. S. The guests present were
Misses Elsie Ray, Elizabeth Oimsted. EN-
ma Harr, Ethel Tompkins. Nellie Hayer
Lulu Harding. Ella Lamb. May Hoffman
and Messrs. Jenkins. Schultz, Sparr, Solan
and Ned Thomas. Vocal and Instrumental
music recitatlons, etc, Of a high order
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Yeatman and
Miss Alice Lynch sailed on the steamer
State of Nebraska for Glasgow, London,
Germany, Switzerland and France, and will
return to England to visit friends at Ches-
ter. They viii be home In September
Mrs. E. B. Roach. familiarly known as
Ma Roach" who resides with her son.
Mr.. Thomas E. Roach, at AT p street cele-
brated her ninetteth birthday Tuesday, the
25th instant. During the day the mail
brought her large number Of congratula-
tory letters from various sections of the
country. In the evening a host of friends
came together to assure her of their ten
der regard, and to wish her happy returns
of the day. Light refreshments were
served, and the occasion was one of en-
5oyment to all present.
Mr.. c. J. Reed of the general land office,
Mrs Reed and daughter Helen leave Mon
day for Gaithersburg, where they will spend
three months.
The wedding OF Mr.. James Wentworth
Richa rd of cit nd
Simpson Ten Brock of Asbury Park will
take place at the West End Hotel, Asbury
Park, next Monday at noon. The ceremony
is to be very quiet and private being at
friends Of the young people Mr.. Richard
son left for Asbury Park today. He was
accompanied by his mother and young
daughter and his best man, Mr. James A
Emery, Mrs. Emery and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Staley. After a brief wedding journey Mr..
and Mrs. Richardson will return to Wash
ington and reside at 1416 X street north
west Mr.. Richardson is son of the late
Surgeon Wentworth R. Richardson, United
States navy, and grandson of the Rev.
James Prentice Richardson of Maine Miss
Ten Brock is the eldest daughter of Mr..
Frank L. Ten Brock. mayor Of Asbury
Park.
The Misses Graham have closed their
house at H street. and will spend the hot
weather at the sea shore. In the fall they
will travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T Gage will spend
the months Of July and August at Oak
Grove, D. c.
The engagement Of Miss Mamie Muhs Of
Paterson, N J.. to Mr.. Charles A NJ.
Loeffler has been announced, the wedding
to take place several months hence Mrs.
Rumsey and daughter, Miss Mamie Muhs
Miss Theresa Muhs and Miss Ernsteine
Muhs are at present spending a few weeks
with Mrs. Loeffier.
NEW FERRY ARRANGEMENTS.