The Washington times., 1905-07-30
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Mrs. Davis has returned to her town
residence on n street. after spending
several weeks at Asbury Park
Mrs John w Douglass. of Thirty
fifth street, is at Providence Hospital,
where she underwent an operation.
George J. Easterday and family. OF
Thirty-first street, are spending the
summer in Massachusetts.
P. T. Hall has returned to his home
on Wisconsin avenue. after 4 trip
through the West.
T. Albeit Murray has returned TO this
city after a stay at Peonia Springs.
David Lawrence, OF Thirty-second
street. leaves August l TO make a trip
20 Aaltintc City and Philadelphia, also
a tour of western Pennsylvania.
Miss Augusta Raab, of Thirty-second
street, is spending several weeks in Bal
timore.
w. H Coon returned home this week
after a trip to Buffalo and Niagara
Falls.
George Potter, of Thirty-hfth street,
is spending his vacation as Atlantic
City
FL. CIdye Grimes. of 3139 y street. has
returned from trip TO Baltimore.
A. b Grunwen. of ThirtIeth street.
has closed his town residence for the
surnmer and is staying at Falls Church,
Va, where his summer home is 10
I Gated.
Mrs. Ella. Reckert, of Hagerstown.
! Md, has returned home after a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reckert, Of S130
| Dumbarton avenue.
| Samuel CropIey, assistant bookkeeper
of the Farmers and Mechanics Nation
/ al Bank. is spending his vacation in the
mountains Of West Virginia.
! Miss Margaret O'Donnen. of 1874
/ Thirtieth street. will leave next Tues
| day. to be absent from the city for sew
eral weeks at Asbury Park. y. J.
| Mrs. William Brodie, her son 10y and
/ her mother, Mrs. Annie V 10y, are at
Blue Ridge mountains, where they will
| spend the rest of the summer
/ Mrs. Alexander. of Thirty-frst street.
/ is at Atlantic City.
/ Eugene Waters has returned 10 the
! city after stay at Colonial Beach
William J. Garrety, of Prospect ave
nue.. has returned from d trip TO Bos-
ton and New York
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S Collins, of
/ Prospect avenue. are at Piney Point
/ Mrs. Arthur Appler and little daugh-
ter. are at Colonial Beach for a short
stay.
William II. Haycoclz, assistant super
intendent OF the city free delivery serv-
ice. Postoffice Department left the city
| on Monday evening. for Philadelphia,
on some official business
! Mrs Roland Charles, OF Twenty-ninth
and Q streets. is spending the summer
IN northern New York, where her hus-
band expects TO Join her about Au-
gust /
z. p. Berry. cashier of the Farmers
and Mechanics National Bank. is at At
lantic City.
Mrs. a, NJ Baer and daughters are
summeuns at the Blue Mountain House,
Nd
Louis p. Heiston, of 2911 P street. who
has been quite I'll, has recovered sunI-
ciently to be taken TO Cape May. \. J.
! Miss Florence Frlsby. of Thirty-first
street, left the city to spend the sum
ner in the mountains Of Pennsylvania
Rev. Edward l. Buckley, assistant
pastor of ST. Matthew's Church, Wash
ington. spent several days visiting his
mother on L street.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Mckenney Berry are
spending q short time in Winchester,
Va, with the parents OF Mrs. Berry
Dr.. and Mrs. W. D. Brace. who left
the early part OF July 10 attend the ex-
position at Portland, Ore, have re
turned They visited Yellowstone Park
and several other places Of interest.
George Sebastian has left the city, to
be absent about a month He is sum
r..ering at Colonial Beach. Va.
Mrs. P. J. Clarke and the Misses
Clarke, OF 1856 n street, have gone TO
Asbury Park, N J., for about a month
Mrs. J. W, Brewer and son and Mrs
Annie S. Brewer. Of n street. are spend
ing the summer at sprin6vaIe, Va, tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles "
Smith.
Clifton 3. Shoemaker, brother Of I
z. Shoemaker. who has been out West
the entire winter. stopping at Los An
geIes. Cal: Colorado, and many other
IIaces of interest is expected to re-
/ turn home about August /
! Mrs. Margaret Bradt, OF 1920 \ street
has returned home from a visit to PhiIa-
delphia
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. NJ. Hoffman, of +
street. is spending the summer ut
; North.
Mrs. Frederick, OF Wisconsin ave
nue., has left for the Philippine
Islands. whore she is to join her nus
band.
Rev. and Mrs Zed Hetzel Copp oI
1875 Thirty-second street. are spend
ing several weeks at Willowbrooke
/ near Chesapeake Beach. Willow