Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-08-29
PERSONAL ( SOCIAL EVENTS.
What is Going on in The Social World
Around You Brief Items Of Gen.
eraI Interest to You and
Your rriands.

Around You Brief items Of Gen
eraI Interest to You and
Your Friends.
Mrs. Atwell and granddaughter.
Mamie, Of Baltimore. VINO have been
spending some time with Mrs. Mary f.
Lynde. on harles street. returned home
Saturday.
Miss Lulu Bailess. OF Baltimore, IS
spending some time with the Misses
Suit, corner of Charles and Cathedral
streets.
Miss Annie W Green, who has been
spending some time with friends in Bal
timore, has returned home.
Mr.. Leo Mullin, of Washington. ID.
c., who has been visiting his sister.
Mrs. G.. p. Everson, on Charles street,
has returned home.
Mr.. Aageson. who spent Sunday at
Old Point Comfort. returned home today.
Miss Ruth A. z. Adamson, Super
iniendent of the Emergency Hospital,
left today for ST. Louis and the World 5
Fair.
The Rev. T E. Peters, pastor OF Wary
land Avenue NJ. f.. Church, IS spending
the week at Araby, Frederick county.
He viii return TO Annapolis Thursday.
Miss Katharine Christine Aageson,
who has been spending the summer with
her father on Green street. left on Sat-
urday for Portland, Me-, where she IS
engaged in teaching school. She was
accompanied as far as Norfolk by her
father.
Among those present al the launching
Of the battleship Louisiana at Newport
News, Va, on August Fl, was Miss
Lucy Holiday of Annapolis, who was
the guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. Black
on the Hornet. Miss Holiday is visit
ing Norfolk.
Mr.. Roland Childs and his sister. Miss
Emma Childs. accompanied by Miss
George White left on Saturday on the
Chesapeake Transportation Company
for Norfolk. Va. They will return to-
morrow.
Miss Munford spent Sunday at Mil
lersville.
DIR. Louis B. Henkel, IT., returned
this morning from Washington.
Mrs. Nicholas H. Dawson. OF Alex
andria, Va. who has been visiting Mrs.
James H. Hodges. will leave for home
tomorrow morning.
Mrs A. Owen lglehart is visiting at
Smithsburg, Washington County, Md.
Miss Helen Feisler is visiting friends
in Washington
Mrs Cole, of Baltimore. is visiting her
l. ~. Al.
Postal Telegraph Office.
Miss Lulu Bedford. of Cris6eld, Md,
who has been spending some time with
Miss Eva McCready, of harles street,
has returned TO her home.
A party of young ladies of Baltimore
consisting of Misses Eta Cannon, Helen
Retawsky, Lillian Bowman, Maude Tay-
lor and Clara Taylor, were the guests of
Niss Bertha Mason on Market Space
last week and the young ladies spent a
pleasant time in visiting the Naval Acad-
envy and other places OF interest in the
City.
The yacht "Kaleda" of the Baltimore
Yacht Club arrived here yesterday and
anchored in the harbor.
Miss Harriet F. Brooks, A. b.,
teacher of English in 1.-The. Armstrong
Manual Training School, Washington,
ID. c., and her sister, Mrs. Helen Porter,
are the guests of Nr. and Mrs Joseph
Allen, Northwest street
Mrs. J. Thomas Kemp. who has been
visiting friends in Talbot county. re-
turned home this evening.
Miss Anna Brady, of Roland Park,
who has been visiting the Misses Kaiser,
has returned home
Mrs. Crane, of Arizona, is the guest
OF Mrs Robert Moss
Mr.. Will Boone is visiting his sister.
Mrs Robert Moss. shipwright street.
Mr.. Lloyd Williams. OF Germantown
Philadelphia. is visiting friends in An
napolis.
Miss Esther Curry, of Baltimore. is
visiting Misses Miriam and Ruth Field
meyer. College Avenue.
MIR Martin F. Boessel, who has been
visiting his family on Church street, has
returned to Baltimore.
Mr.. Harry G.. Jones has returned from
visit to Kent county and Pen-Mar.
Miss Lottie Gardiner is visiting rela-
tives inAlbany. N Y.
Midshipman Abram Claude, who has
been detached from the Montgomery
aad ordered to the Ohio. is son of DIR.
w. Clement Claude. of this city. and a
grandson of the late DIR. Abram Claude,
of whom he is named.