The Washington times., 1906-07-22


W. ALBERT DRAPER,
Of Lehigh University.
summer trip, After visiting Phlladei-
phia. she expects 20 enjoy the ocean al
Sea Isle City. y. ].
Miss Marlin. Of Southeast, left satur-
day for a short vacation and viii re-
| torn Tuesday.
Henry Just and son, Of III Fifth street
southeast have gone 10 Front Royal,
Va, for July and August.
Miss Elsa Haberconle. OF 900 Eas
Capitol street. spent last Sunday in Bal
timore with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King,
formerly of Washington.
Mrs r. r. Sherry. OF sol East Capitol
street. is entertaining her niece. Mrs. G
I II. Rebers. OF Newport, Pa. She Will
/ be Joined by her husband today.
Mrs r. P. Ames. 926 North Carolila
avenue southeast, is enjoying herself at
Harpcrs Ferry. W. Va.
Joseph Rowling, Of the Southeast. has
gone 20 Burkeville. Va, 20 remain uni
fall
Miss Eunlce Smith and her mother,
OF East Capitol street. will start for
New York this week. where they VIII
join Wright Smith, so popular a s a clerk
ia the Postofhce Department. Mr.. Smith
has received an appointment as inspec-
tor on Ellis Island. The family viii re-
side tn Brooklyn
John T. Freeman. formerly Of this
city. spent several days Of last week in
Washington Mr.. Freeman left the
local public schools 10 accept the posi-
ton Of superintendent OF schools OF
Schenectady. y. Y. His name has been
prominently mentioned az a candidate
for the position lately vacated By A T.
Stuart Nh Freeman is not an outsider
in the position Of other candidates not
living in the District but IS thoroughly
acquainted with the local conditions.
having served as supervising principal
Of two Of the largest divisions in the
city,
Or. Albert Evans. pastor Of the Metr1-
polltan Presbyterian Church, Fourth and
b streets southeast. will take his vaca-
zion later than usual this summer He
expects 10 leave August /.
Up to this time the music OF Metro
pOlitan Presbyterian Church has been
the SAME as during the winter. Miss
Jesse Grant and the soloists still being
at their posts. Miss Grant viii take her
vacation after August /.
Miss Stuart Dempsey. Of Augusta.
Ca. is the guest Of Mrs. NJ. 7. Weller,
Of Seward square southeast, at her
summer place, Arundel-On-the-B1
Miss Florence Metz. Of 4O2 New Jer-
sey avenue southeast. has returned
Va. Va " '- a. ''l7''u' &
Misses Mary and Nellie Morgan and
Master Willie Morgan. Of 1907 9 street
southeast are spending the summer at
Colonial Beach.
Mrs Thomas j. Burns. 5f Chicago.
is visiting her sister Miss Ella L.
whore she will be pleased TO see her
friends.
Miss Clara Hickman mas returned to
avenue
southeast. after a two weeks' visit at
Atlantic City.
Miss Lucille Laird. of East Capitol
street. is spending her vacation with
friends in Boston.
Miss Margaret Barry, of Capitoi
Hill, is at Atlantic City for a few
weeks stay.
Walter Jones gave a stag party July
13 at his home in the Southeast in
celebration Of his twenty-flrst birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Parker. Of
Capitol HILL left last Thursday TO at
tend the marriage Of Mrs Parker s
sister Miss Bernice Sims. and Smith
Gordon, in Boston. The wedding will
take place on July p, al noon. at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Pal
mer Sims. and will be a quiet one CIV
ing to a recent bereavement in the
family Miss Sims has many friends
in Washington. having frequently VS.
ited Mrs Parker.
Sidney Selinger celebrated his twenty
first birthday last Sunday night at his
residence on Fifth street by giving a
dinner 10 a number of his young men
friends
Mr.. and Mrs Terry Bowman, of Cap
itOl Hill. entertained a number of their
friends on July Y. by having an auto
mobile party. Upon arriving at Alexan-
dria. luncheon was served at the hotel.
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
sett Miss Tunstall, Miss Hliiard. Miss
Stone. Mr. Steward. Mr. Sims, Mr.. Bren-
nan. and Mr.. Crosswaithe.
Mrs. Taylor, recently the guest of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Barber of Fifth street
southeast has returned to her home I'm
Baltimore.
Miss Anne Galliher, Of aCpitol Hill.
will leave shortly for a visit to friends
in Pennsylvania.
The Misses Campbell of Capitol Hill.
are spending a few weeks with friends
in Virginia.
Robert Campbell, Of this city, sailed
for Europe Monday.