The Washington times., 1903-08-09
NEWS FROM BOYDS.

BO9DS. Md, aug. S.--InlS SUMMER
has been a gay one here. for there has
been a great outpouring of prominent
Baltimoreans and Washingtonians dr.
ing the entire season. The number of
persons out during July and the early
part of this month is very large. The
season. as a rule. does not close here
until late in September, and the board
ing houses are overrun until after that
time
Those Of prominence summering at
Shade Brooke Farm are Misses Nargot
I. wilkins, Lillian Rosafy. Genevievs
and Irene J. Simms. Pansy Wilson.
Juanita r. Lusk. Katharine Kelley,
Margaret Buckler, Margaret Des-
mond. Lilly welch. Cora Welch.
Mrs. P. c. Wilson, Miss Alkaline
E. King. Mrs. Ell L. Kelley, Mrs. II. s.
Lusk, Mrs. II. T. Korby, Mrs. Z. 5.
Buckler, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. wilkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Rosafy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry A. Gardes, w. F. Mattingly
Thomas NJ. wilkins, Arthur Mari, Frank
Burcke, Clark Simms. Wilt Gardes,
Arthur Gardes, C. Howard Buckler.
Clarence, Gerald. and Sylvan Grosner.
and George Gardes. from Washington
and Baltimore.
AT Lawn Cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G. Adams and family, Miss Sara MCGEE,
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Foster. Miss Rose
I Morse, of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs w
E. Evans, Edwin and Clarence Evans. OF
| Washington.
AT WoodcIift, Mr.. and Mrs. D. orc.
CalIaghan. Miss Edith CaIlaghan. Mad
| cline Callaghan. Leo Callaghan. Edna
Envy, Roy and Sara Lansdale, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lansdale, Mr. and Mrs W
NJ. Wallace. Mrs. Lillian Gibson. Luther
| Gibson, Arthur and Dorothy Gibson.
Owen Gibson, of Washington; Miss Mol
lie Stearns. of Baltimore.
| High View House, Mr.. and Mrs J.
| c.. Pratt, Stewart Pratt, Kenneth Pratt
Frank Yoder. Mrs n. E. Simpson. Mr..
and Mrs. c. H Wilson. J. c. Manning
Mrs. a. King, Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. T.
Johnson and family. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
NJ Moulton. Mrs. Harrison Cole, Mr..
and Mrs John Lyons, Miss Eta Thoup-
son. Mrs. Harry Thompson. Miss Hattie
Quinter, Mr. and Mrs Sinlay, Mr.. az
Mrs. Frank ]. Welch. DR.. Patterson
Mr.. Patterson and son, of Washington;
Misses Grace and Mil Crawford. VIII
liam Briscoe. of Baltimore; Donald
Cole, of Boston. Mass; Mrs. diles
| Gates, of Chicago; Mrs. L. Herndon
Miss Lucy Herndon. Charles Herndon
and Mrs Anthony Patton, of Fred
| ricksburg Va.
Mrs. Winnie Redmiles and Miss Nettie
Harr. OF Upper Marlboro. were this
week the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs James
E. Williams here.
Miss Lena Dalton. of Staunton. va. is
guest Of Miss Florence May Williams
at Boyds
Miss Hattie Clark, of Philadelphia. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon T.
Lewis.
Preston Ray. of Washington. is the
Maughlin
Mrs. w. T. Green. of Washington, IS
visiting among friends and relatives
here.
Miss Marguerite Greer, of Baltimore
is the guest for the summer of Mrs. Sara
E. Boyd
Miss Bertha Dutrow is visiting her
uncle, Jacob Dutrow, at Buckeystown
Frederick county
Mrs. J. p Taylor, of Henderson, n
c.. and Mrs. Stanley Dunbady Embick
wife of Lieutenant Embick. T. S. A
Fort Monroe, Va, have returned tC
their respective homes after a visit tc
their mother, Mrs. William E. Wall. a
Walldene. their beautiful home, neal
Boyds.
DR.. Isaac n. Shippers, of Germantown
has returned home from Ocean City
where he went for ten days sojourn-
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gott. OF Washing
ton, are summering with Mr.. and Mrs
Ben c. Colt.
Miss Sara Henderson, of Baltimore, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs VIII
lam c. Henderson, at Boyds.
Miss Florence Beall and Miss Lilly
Hawkins, of Washington, are visiting il
Beallsville, this county.
The Rev Robey F. Day and wife and
son Stockton have returned to theiI
home at Holden, Ill They have been
visiting relatives at Browningsville-
Mr. and Mrs. George Jones. of George
town. Del. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
William Beall, in Browningsville.
merly of Germantown, has been ap-
pointed one of the helpers in the ma
chine shops of the Capital Traction
Company, in Georgetown. D. c., and has
entered upon the discharge of his duties
At Clarksburg, Thursday and Friday
evening. largely attended lawn partie:
were held on the lawn OF the Northern
Methodist Church for the benefit of tina
church.
| On the lawn of James II. Norris, a
Boyds, Friday evening, a grand lawT
party was held for the benefit of thu
Presbyterian Church. and several hun
dred persons congregated. The sale'
were satisfactory.
Thomas Fulks, the general manager o.
the Gaithersburg Milling and Manufac
turing Company, who Is i'll with ap-
pendicitis, will have to be taken TO {
hospital in Washington for further
| treatment