The Washington times., 1906-07-15
Northeast
WASHINGTON

To hF nome a rev tka fH tAAN'A tlA' Al
teenth of this month, before starting
for the West. She has planned to spend
the remaining months of her vacation
on "a cattle ranch i'm Kansas, resting up
for her musical work Of the coming win
ter
Miss DIeterich is a graduate Of the
Royal Conservatory OF Music. Stuttgart.
Germany. She comes OF a musical fam
lily. her grandfather. the late Julius
l>raus, having been a member OF the
Marine Band. She has a soprano voice
of rare quality
Miss Julia Buckley. of 252 Ninth street
northeast has returned from a three
weeks stay with her sister in Elmira.
- y. She brought her little niece. Miss
Margaret Lynch. of Elmira. with her.
Mrs. William Towers expects to ac-
company Miss May Towers. her daugh-
ter 20 her home in Maryland. where
she will remain the rest of the summer
Miss Lulu Macintosh. of 81 F street
northeast has returned from a short
stay in Baltimore. Miss Macintosh and
her sister, Miss Auuabeue, will accom-
pany Mr.. Macintosh West in few
days
Mr. and Mrs Ligon, Of Eleventh street
northeast. have taken cottage at
Colonial Beach for the summer.
Mrs. Harry Dodge has returned from
the hospital, and is quickly convaIescing.
AIRS Henry Boynton and little daugh-
ter, Mildred of Ninth street northeast.
have returned from "a week in the
country
Miss Annie Graham spent "a pleasant
week with her uncle's family at Fair
fax Va
Mrs Bourne and Miss FlOsste Bourne.
who have been at the Norfolk since
January, are going back to the Philip
pines. where MT Bourne and son are
employed iu the p0stOfice department
They expect TO start Monday, July 16.
Edward Hussey, a drawing teacher in
the northeast public schools, is IN the
South.
Joseph Harrison and his choir gave an
evening of music at the Ninth Street
Christian Church last Sunday evening.
The choir VIII disbaud after next sun
DAY.
Howard Elmer Smith and Lindsay Dis
uev. c street northeast, accompanied
Mrs. Cromwell and her family 20 her
fathers farm. where they viii be all
summer.
Miss NJ. f. Nitzeu. one Of the pri-
mary teachers of the Edmonds School,
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burg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas are soon
10 take possession of their new home on
Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Charles H. Smith. wife OF the
late G. II. Smith. has gone to Worces-
ter, n. Y. TO stay until September.
Miss Rita Allen, a member OF this
years graduating class OF the Business
High School. IS organist at the Presby-
Ierian Church. Sixteenth and o streets
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCanu. OF
Capitol Hill. have returned from a
pleasant trip 10 Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret Logan is staying with
her grandmother, Mrs. Logan, at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Pence. 2O5 D
street northeast
Miss Grace Thornett. OF the North
east, is singing in the choir Of ST.
Peters Church.
Miss Helen King. of Passaic, y. j.
is visiting her aunts on Capitol Hill.
The Rev Dr. Schih, OF the D Street
Lutheran Church, is in Ohio with
his wife and three children, Helen,
Lloyd. and Paul
Mrs. Mcpherson and Miss Evelyn
Price of Capitol HILL have gone TO
Spottsylvania county. Va, for the sum
mer.
The choir boys Of the Church OF the
Good Shepherd. at Sixth and I streets
northeast who spent their annual out
ing week at Shadyside, Nd. have re-
turned 20 the city. They were the Rev.
G.. S. Abbott, jr.; G. A. Webster, VIII
liam Van Week, Milton Buck. Arthur
Cole. John Dewitt. Lemuel Devers,
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FRANCHISE Keith. Christopher Jones
Robert hewitt Gotreu Nevttt. Currie
Faul, Warren Terry, John StunkeI, and
Harold Van Week.
George A. Webster is spending his
vacation in New York State, and will
also visit his home in Connecticut.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bsyly, who
resigned as organst of the Church of
the Reformation on Capitol Hill, will
spend the greater part OF next month
at Canton, Ohio. with Mr. Bayly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Donohoe are
guests OF Mrs. Donohoe's mother, Mrs
Thomas Watts, at 1ll1 East Capitol
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Applch. OF 9l1 East
Capitol street. who have been spending
several weeks at Atlantic City. have
been Joined by their son-in-law. c.
tNatufalluEs
Mrs. William Galliher and her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Perry West, of Capitol Eil
nave returned after a visit 10 friends in
friends in southern aIaryland
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slye, their chill
dTen, aud Miss Thompson. are visiting
Mr.. Slye's old home in Maryland
Mrs. Grant JAWS, of East Capitol
street. viii spend the remainder of the
summer at her former home, Spring
field. Tenn.
Mrs Clark and Mrs. Hunt, OF Capitol
HiI, are spending the summer in
Europe.
Miss Barber, of Capitol Hm. is the
guest OF relatives I'm Virginia.
Miss Winthrop. guest OF Miss Alston
of Capitol Hill, has returned to her
home in Boston.
Miss Sue Filkins, of Capitol Hill. is
visiting friends In New York
Mrs. J. Z. Hart and Miss Louise Hart
of Capitol Hin. have gone 10 Thousand
Islands.
Miss Virginia Carmichael of CapitoI
Hill is visiting friends i'm Atlanta, Ca.
Miss AGcLester, of Capitol HILL is ar
Old Point for six weeks.
Mrs. Frank Baldwin, of s07 A street
northeast. has sold her white stone man
sion TO Samuel H Walker. and will re-
side az Colonial Beach for the summer
with her two daughters and son,
VACATION.