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works which the government is engaged in
constructing. Mrs. Blanchard will spend
the summer in Los Angeles, Cal, with her
mother, Mrs. John Alexander
Miss Aukam is visiting at Allenhurst,
N. J.
Mrs Isidor Grosner, sons Gerald and Syl-
van and daughter Ruth are spending some
time at Shady Brook farm, Boyds, Md.
Mr. Clarence W. Grosner has left for his
vacation in Atlantic City and New York
state.
Miss Irene Pole of Capitol Hill, one of
this years graduates of the Eastern High
School. left yesterday with Miss Josephine
Hinchman of Philadelphia for an EXTENDED
trip. They will visit Atlantic city, Phlia-
delphia and New York, stopping in Buffalo
for a week the guest of Judge and Mrs.
Parker, joining Mrs. Pole August 10 at
Capon Springs.
Mrs Charles Watson of Philadelphia is
visiting at the suburban residence of her
father-in-law, Mr.. John W. Watson, Lang
don, d. c.
Mrs. II. S Sutton and daughter of Lang
don are spending their summer vacation in
the mountains of West Virginia
Mrs. Charles F. Fletcher of North Lang
don, who has been visiting with her Invalid
mother at jamestown, n Y, during the
past month, has been called back TO her
suburban home on account of the Illness OF
her son, Dr.. Clois Fletcher.
Mrs Wilton Harvey surprised her hus
band with marriage anniversary party at
their handsome suburban home, Langdon
Heights, last week Besides Mr.. and Mrs
Wilton Harvey and Miss Susie Harvey
among other relatives at supper were Mrs
A. B. MatloCk and Miss Viola Matlock,
Mrs. Frank Rousseau. Mrs. b. f. Edwards
and Miss Zula Edwards and Mr.. Oscar
Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip H. Mattingly and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Mattingly will
leave Monday for a trip of several weeks at
the seashore.
The hall OF Capitol Lodge, No II, indie
pendent Order Mechanics, in Pythian Tenn
pie, was well filed Thursday evening. the
occasion being the semi-annual installa-
ton of officers. Vice Grand Architect
J. w. Thomas was the installing officer,
with Past Master Criah Heeter as grand
conductor. The officers are: c. Sheide,
senior master; Joseph Mace. worthy
master; Edward Journey Junior mas
F. w ;illam Ernst, financial secretary;
Samuel H. Jacobson, treasurer; H. f. Salts
man, chaplain; Isaac Benham, conductor:
l.. II. Patterson, r. G. to w. NJ: c. E. Bell,
l.. G.. TO w. M; r. r. Brcker. r. G. to J..
M; Geo. F. F. Chase. L. G. to ]. M; w.
l. Caddington l. S.. Clarence Mills, Q. S.
Encouraging remarks followed by Vice
Grand Architect ]. w. Thomas Past Grand
Architects A. G. Stevens, ". E. Osmond
F. VIM Ernst and Edward Journey. Grand
Secretary Henry Franklin, Grand Architect
S. II. Jacobson, Past Supreme Ruler l.. ID.
Patterson and Past Masters w. +. Potbury,
Isaac Benham, E l.. kolb, Uriah Heeter
and c. Mills and Worthy Master Joseph
Mace. The speeches were fnterspersed with
vocal and instrumental music by Past Mas
ter Charles E. Bell and Prof H. E. Salts
man.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Hirsh and daughter
Bella have moved in their new home, l34s
Kenyon street northwest, where they will
be pleased to see their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Sylvester Phillips of 1921
Connecticut avenue are spending July and
August In the mountains Of Pennsylvania
Later they will visit Mr.. Phillips family
near Dayton, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger of 144e
Rhode Island avenue have left for an ex-
teusive trip north.
Mrs VIM. p Pope of Columbus, Miss,
with her two little boys, is visiting the
family of her father, Mr.. Fred Beall. at 1880
Euclid street northwest Mrs. Pope will
spend the summer in Washington.
Mrs Vivian Brent has announced the en-
gagement of her niece. Miss josephine
Brent Merrick. to Mr.. D. T. Wells of De-
troit. Owing to the sudden death of Judge
Vivian Brent the wedding. which had been
set for late fall, Will take place July 10
and be limited TO very few members OF
the family.
Miss Merrick is the daughter OF Judge
George Merrick of Maryland and grand
daughter OF the late Senator Merrick. Mr.
Wells is the son of Col. d. 7. Wells, late
OF the army.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ S. Rirsh have moved In
their new home. 1745 q street northwest.
~t,.,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Singleton l.
Cooper. To1 I'D street northwest
Mr. and Mrs. Frances A. Rowe left yes
terday for New York. after spending {
few weeks in the south.
Miss Byrde Lincoln. who has been visi,
Ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f
Lincoln. at their home. 207 c street north
west for the past two weeks. returned x
Oklahoma City, o. T.. yesterday.
Mrs William Finley has left for Colonia
Reach in company with her infant daug G.
ter. Dorothy. and sister, Miss Lydia Bins
ley. She expects 10 be gone for the sum
mer.
Miss Lydia BingIey OF South Carolina ave
nue Is stopping at the Randall. Colonia
Beach. for two weeks.
Miss Beatrice Daw Is spending the sum
.mer at Boston. Mass. as the guest OF Mr.
ana Mrs. H 9. Lathrop. She VIII vls'
Narragansett Pier and Lenox before he'
turn.
At Takoma Park.
A lawn fete was given Friday evening
AT the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 3
Burdette. Takcrna Heights, under the al
spices OF the Ladies' Guild Of Takomi
Trinity Episcopal Church. Tho ground
and house were brilliantly illuminated with
japanese lanterns and presented mos
attractive appearance. This proceeds VIII
be devoted to the organ fund.
Miss Zuia Glenn Hopkins o. Maple eye