The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Wahling Marguerite Sweeney. Sarah
! Olpnaat. Mary Dumbhart OF Balti-
more: J. Kerper, Clinton Brown. A. J.
/ Davis, z. *. Plant Robert Brown, VII
liam Bracket. c. @. Brown Ralph
I hricker. George T. +. Chase. D. II
Pugh; Raymond Esther. Sewel. and
Olin Lawrenson. and Lottie Jordan, On
Tuesday evening. September II, the club
VIII give another dance at It's club
| house.
L. II. Patterson and wife, Of Isangdon.
left there Friday for d visit TO relatives
in New York city. They will also visit
the Catskills and other resorts in the
vicinity Of New York
Mrs. Harry C. Smith. of Chicago. is
visiting friends in Washington.
Mrs. J. Ramsay hewitt will leave
| Washington about the middle OF the
/ week for St. Clair Pa. where she viii
be the guest Of her sister. Mrs. ]. Mil
ton Boone. Upon her return 70 the city
| Mrs. Nevitt will bring with her her
| two children. Mary Elizabeth hewitt and
Leman Hine hewitt. who have been
/ spending the summer with their aunt,
Mrs. Boone.
and J. c. Waite. Of Mt. Pleasant. de-
/ parted yesterday for an extended trip
along the New England coast. They
/ will probably spend month in Or.
/ Stearns camp in the woods Of northern
! Maine. returning To Washington Dy way
Of New York and Atlantic City.
! Mrs. Frank E. Ghiseui has reopened
her apartment in the Berkeley. after a
months sojuru et Atlantic City. Sum
nit, y J.. and New York city
! Miss Susie Harvey. who has been visit
| ing relatives in Prince George county.
J Md. has returned TO the suburban home
Of her father. Wilton Harvey.
Frank Crimes, OF the willows, Lang
don. Is spending HIS vacation at Brad
dock. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon. OF
this city. former residents OF Baltimore.
Will return 10 Washington on September
Is. after a summer spent visiting
! Wales. London, Paris, and Switzerland.
/ They will make short visit to rels-
tives in Baltimore before opening their
home on p street. this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Herbert an
/ noUnce the engagement Of their daugh-
| ter. N. Gwinette. 10 G. Herbert Open
/ stein. The wedding will probably take
place in the early fall
A wedding Of interest 10 many Wash
/ ington people is taking place today at
Gonzales. Tex. that OF Miss Betty stahl.
OF thar city, who was formerly here al
/ Washington College. 70 Leo Leonard
1 f3risker of Marshall TeY
/ D. J. Kaufman and son, Joseph Kauf-
/ man. have returned from a trip 10 Nor
/ folk. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman and
! family and their guest. Miss Mabel
/ Kaufman, of New York city, have come
! to the city and opened their house on
/ Rhode Island avenue. after spending
the summer at Kensington. Nc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Nordlinger and
son, Walter, are located at their home
on Q street. after spending the past
month at Falls Church Va
The merry crowd OF young men from
| this city who were aboard the yacht
Reckless. cruising in the Susquehanna
river and Chesapeake bay on a fishing
trip for the past two weeks. have re-
turned 10 the city. Those in the party
we're Sydney c. kaufman, Lee Baum
garten, Henry Weyl. Isidor Goldheim.
DR.. Harry NJ kaufman. Sam Well.
Joseph 4. Kaufman. and Hubbard
Black. OF New York city, Max Open
heimer. Rutherford B. H. Lyon. and
Clarence Reizenstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ullmau and fam
lily have returned 10 their home in the
the city, after spending the summer at
BluemOnt, Va
Charles FIesher is spending some time
In New York city.
Mrs. Amnon Behrend and Miss Nellie
Behrend are spending a few days at
, Old Point Comfort, Va.
Edward We'll and Felix Wen, Of New
/ York city, are spending today here.
DR.. and Mrs. John H London have
returned 70 their home on Columbia
road after a delightful summer spent
In the mountains of western North Car
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