The Washington times., 1904-09-11
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stcr. where they have had apartments |
during the absence Of Major FREDERICK |
IN the Philippines.
Mrs. Ballinger and daughter. Mss
Lsoula. have just returned from a few
weeks visit in Ocean city. \. }. Inc
latter has spent the greater part OF the
summer in the West. visiting friends in
Missouri. Iowa, and Illinois.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w Richardson.
who have been abroad and had most
delightful trip have returned 90 then
home on Connecticut Avenue
The Misses weIlman have Joined their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wellman,
in this city. after having spent the sum
nler at Cape May. Mr.. and Mrs. Well
man had some novel experiences while
king tour through Colorado. in
which State they spent the month of
July One of these was coast down
the mountain on a handcar over the IA
nous Short Line" which runs from
Colorado Springs TO the Gold Camp.
Among the Washington people return
ing from a midsummer trip to Europe
were A. A. Hoehling. jr.. and J. Spalding
Flannery and Miss Flanncry. who an
rived the last OF the week
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l. Frailey have
returned from a lengthy summer tour.
and are al Chevy Chase Inn.
Mrs. J. J. Richardson has returned TO
the city from visit to oklahoma. DR..
and Mrs. Richardson are at the Port
land
The Rev. George Calvert Carter. who
succeeded the Rev. DR.. Perry as rector
OF St. Andrews Church. has taken the
house 1920 X Street formerly occupied
by Assistant Secretary Francis Z.
LOOMS.
The Rev. Mr.. Calvert is an interesting
member Of the Calvert and Carter fami-
lies OF Maryland, and has already made
friends here during his short service.
having taken charge OF the parish last
February.
Mrs Dewey did not accompany the
Admiral 10 Washington last week. and
viii probably not open her house here
until the middle Of October
Prof. and Mrs. Alexander Grah am
Bell, who came to Washington for the.
express purpSse of attending the con-
Sress OF the National Geographical So
ciety OF which the professor is a mem
Der. will return to Quebec some time
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Fred bennett have re-
turned TO Washington. Mr. bennett
from North Dakota, Mrs. bennett and
the children from White Sulphur
Springs. Va. where they spent the sum-
mcr. Mr. and Mrs. bennett will be at
home at the Portner. corner Fifteenth
Mr.. and Mrs. A II. Gregory. who
We're recently married in Washington.
have returned from their wedding trim
which included St. Louis. and are M
nome to their friends at 500 z Street
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Galloway left yes
terday for a two weeks visit 10 Chica-
60 ST Louis and the exposition.
Mrs. Charles waldren Hayes. of 81
\ Street southeast has returned from
a six weeks stay at Buffalo Llthis
Springs much improved in health.
Miss Agnes wilkins. of this city. ha,
gone with her cousin. Miss Clara VII
klns. to Richmond. The latter has beer
visitin= her aunt and uncle. Mr.. ans
Mrs Alonzo A Wilkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Phillips ant
daughter. Marguerite. have returned
from a so5ourn OF several weeks at Ole
Orchard Beach. Ne. to their countr,
home, North Arlington, Va.
B. A Smith and wife. Mrs. HAITI,
Meads Smith, and little daughter. EIiz
abeth. have gone 20 ST Louis ia visi
the exposition. They stopped a few day
at Pittsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. r KinRsman and thei
daughter. Miss Edna 3. Kingsman
have gone to Asbury Park and viii oc
cupy rooms at the Coleman House dur
ing the greater part OF the month.
Mrs Walter Hieston has returned L,
Washington for a few days to attend
the meetings of the geographic con
Commander Hayden. L. S. n. and tn
other members OF the congress on thei
trip TO Philadelphia, New York. Chica go
and ST. Louis. Mrs. HiestOn was on
OF the four American women delegate
10 the congress held In London I'm 1895.
The Rev Henry Baker and wife hav
lately returned TO their residence 80
= Street northwest. after quite an ex
tended trip through Europe.
Miss Thompson has returned from AS
bury Park. y. J.. where .she was tn
guest OF Mrs Widdemer and Mrs. Hart
at The Breakers. where many othe
Neutrality-suspicious. spent the summer.
Mrs. J. J. Richardson has returned {,
the city from the St Louis Exposition
and Oklahoma. where she has been Wis
r. Flynn. DR.. and Mrs. Richardson a.
at the Portland.
DOINGS OF SOCIETY
AT OLD POINT COMFORT
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