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land seas side, are stopping over for 1eW
days with Major and Mrs. Horace l. Piper
Of l. street.
Miss Lorene Lansdale is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. George H Dickas, at Sidney. Ohio.
and will remain until the reopenng of
school.
Among those who sailed yesterday the
Celtic for Liverpool were former Senator
Turner and Mrs. Turner and Horace Har-
man Lurton of the United States Court Of
Appeals and Mrs. Lurton. Mrs. Frank Do
rian. f. Ration Dorian, Miss Charlotte Do
ran and Master Donald c. Dorian. W.
Lehane Michael l.. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs
George O. Thornton and family
DR. and Mrs c. Alexander Crawford
will close their new residence on New
Hampshire avenue on Monday and go to
the Hotel Wentworth at New Castle for the
month of August.
Mr.. E. D. Patton and daughter of Paris.
Ky. who have been visiting the family of
Mr.. VIM. Burton Green, left today for At
lantic City.
The guests Of Oak Hill, Loudoun county.
Va. were given last Tuesday a delightful
picnic to Bears Den, Va. Among those
participating were Mrs. Charles Lusk, Mrs
John Brckhead. Miss Pigeon, Misses Pow
ell, Messrs. Rob Dade, Cliff King Rodney
Lynn, Milton Kaufman, Guy Birckhead and
the Messrs. Lusk.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Pierce of 143a R
street leave today for a two weeks trip to
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Sarah T. Crews. Mrs. William r.
Bushby and Miss Carl Louise BuShby are
at Bluemont, Va.
DIR. and Mrs Charles w Richardson of
Washington sailed today on the Vaderland
for Antwerp.
Miss Bessie Travers has returned to this
city after visiting in Canada, Boston and
New London.
Miss Olive McNeal Is spending the sum-
mer in Thousand Islands.
Mrs. Chester Howe and her two sons left
for Olean n y yesterday for a stay of
several weeks. They go from there in Au-
gust to Mrs. HoWe's old home in Kansas,
where they will be joined in Septembr by
Mr.. Howe.
Mr.. Allen B. Tolson of Peoria. H.. with
his family is visiting his mother Mrs
Alice b. Tolson of 1913 NJ street northwest.
Mrs. james Ormerod Haworth is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John T. S Holtz-
man of 3116 Dumbarton avenue
Mrs. ]. N. Culbertson, who has been
quite Ill tor the past few days is now
much better.
Capt. Cassidy Cook has returned from a
three months study of social and political
conditions in England. France and Spain.
He accompanied Senior Pastor of the Span
ish legation. being present at the recep-
ton of King Edward in France, and wit
messed President Loubet's return visit in
London.
Mrs. Charles H. Demonet is spending the
summer with Mr. and Mrs. Jules A Dem
onet at their home in the Blue Ridge
mountains.
Mrs. j. d. Stein of Marshall Tex is
visiting her mother. Mrs. B. Hechinger,
No. 1928 7th street northwest, and will be
home tomorrow Sunday from to TO- and
will be pleased to their friends
Mrs. Frank Lamasure Is spending the
summer at Blue Ridge Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maitland s. Wright and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Naylor. jr
are at The Naples. Garrett, Park, Md,
for the summer months.
Dr. c. w. Prentiss, brother of Albert NJ
Prentiss of the Post Office Department, is
a passenger on the kroonland, arriving in
New York the 9th instant. He will be
met in New York by his aunt, Miss s. L.
Crane. who will go with him to spend a
month in Vermont.
Miss Amy Langley Of Sunset View, D. c..
Is visiting her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs
William E. McShea of Fort Myer Heights,
Va.
Miss Annie Paul of 613 Virginia avenue
southeast, who has been. visiting her aunt
Mrs. Edw. Aiken of Dswego, N. Y, also
her cousin of Syracuse, N. Y, has returned
home after delightful trip.
Rev. Ezra r. Stevenson of Minnesota
formerly Of this city, and Miss Florence
N Gardner. were married on the 22d in
slant at the brides home, in Glen Gardner
New Jersey. After a trip through the
north. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson will visit
the groom's mother, Mrs. E. A Steven
departure for the west
Misses Gertrude and Cora Montgomery of
Mcpherson Kansas. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ c. Connolly of 725 11th street
northeast. Before returning home they
will visit friends in New York city.
Miss Kathryn F.. Phelps has left the city
for Anne Arundel county, Nd where she
will remain until September 1 with her
aunt, Mrs J. Mortimer Beard, who resides
near Annapolis.
The family of Mr.. A. L. Swartout of the
Treasury Department have taken the
Lochalsh cottage at Provincetown, Cape
Cod for the season.
Miss Matilda D. Wright of 1908 G street
northwest is spending the summer at the
historic town of ProvincetoWn, Cape Cod |
The PToTincetown Beacon of Province
town &, COD announces the arrival
from Washington of DR.. Frank SwartOut, |
wife and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hamilton Coates, after |
spending five weeRs at Washington Grove |