The Washington times., 1906-08-12
Personal Notes.

Personal Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt O. Chance and
their son, Gordon. and Mrs. J. w.
Chance are camping on Cone river. Va"
for ID couple Of weeks.
Mrs. q. c. Hm. Of Washington, WAS
the guest. recently of her daughter,
Mrs. George i. snyder. on Warner
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Lewis. OF
PRINCE George avenue. are enjoying "a
visit from Miss Mary McCauley. OF
Brookland.
Eden and Ernest Hartshorn have gone
To New York State for the month of
August. They are visiting their uncle,
J. ". Hawkins, on Lake Canandaigua.
Miss Elsie Cunningham, who has been
at Mt Gretua for a few weeks, returned
home last sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson. Of Washing
ton, are occupying DIT. Tuey Geddes'
cottage on Carroll place.
George Peter. who recently sold his
residence on Washington street, is erect
ing a new home on the east side of
Prince George avenue. facing the electric
road.
Gerald Warthen. eldest son OF A. C..
Warthen. is spending hts vacation In
Frederick, Ma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tamplet are en-
tertaining friends from Georgetown, s.
c. The party consists OF Mrs. Walter
Hazard and her two daughters, Misses
Paula and Minnie Hazard. and Mr..
Tamplets brother. Charles Tamplet
Mrs. sascer, who has been spending
several weeks in southern Maryland. has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chamberlain
and their two children, Beatrice and
Harry. are at Asbury Park. y. ].
Airs. Margaret Tegeler and Misses
Katherine and Dorothy Hermann. left
yesterday for few days soioUrn in
Atlantic City.
Misses Ruth and Gretchen Cook are
visiting their aunt at Washington
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Boynton are in
Kensiugton, and viii stay for a month
OF two with Mrs Boynton's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Massey.
DR. and Mrs. Henry Runner and theiT
niece. Miss Catherine Smaltz. Of Phila-
delphia. with Mss Alice Terrell. left
Thursday morning for a two weeks trip
to Oakland and netghboring resorts.
Miss Irva sascer. who has been stay
ing with Miss Lottie White, of Barnes
Vile. has returned TO her home in Ken
singtou.
Mrs. Philip Doherty and her daughter,
Mona. of Washington. have returned to
Washington after spending several
weeks at the home Of Mrs. d. H. Fen
ton. on Freeman place.
Miss Helene Oyster. Of Garrett Park.
and Miss Marie Mcknight, Of Washing
ton. are the guests Of Miss Nellie Pratt,
at Capitol View.
W. D. Thomas has been confined 20
his home for a week, suffering from
the effects Of poison ivy.
Mrs. George DuvaH has as her g-est.
on St. Paul street. Miss Fitzgerald, Of
Baltimore.
Mrs. George Wright. OF Forest Glen,
was In Kensington on Thursday, as the
guest of Mrs. Elden J. Hartshorn.
L~avF-aan hu1 ~oFr,rnoI
from a sojourn at Auvergne. L. l.. and
Kaufman, at the home Of William
on st. Paul street.
Albert Viett, who was severely in
iured last Friday by falling from a scat
folding In Sandy Spring. is much better.
and VIII be out again In a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. DeMoll, of Wash
ington. returned home last Sunday after
a weeks visit in Kensington.-
J. c. stoddard and son. OF Garrett
Park, have recently returned from a
trip TO Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis W. Maxson and
their two sons. Louis and Donald, took
the trip TO Baltimore Dy water last week.
Miss Marguerite Lawrence, daughter
of Major Lawrence, OF Linden, has re-
turned from Berlin. Germany, where
she has been studying music for the
past two years and half.
The Misses Annie and Mary Jones, OF
Upper Marlborough, are visiting Col. and
Mrs. John T. Brady, on Fawcett avenue.
Miss Nellie HarT returned a few days
ago from a trip to Cumberland. Md.
Miss Margaret Warner, who has been
spending the summer with her cousin,
Miss Margaret Fishburn. at Leesourg,
va. returned home a few days ago.
Walter A Johnston is making exten-
sive improvements to his residence on
Carroll place. including the installation
Of a steam heating plant