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and the Thousand Islands. Later on Mrs
Hart and Miss Louise will visit in Indiana,
returning to Washington about September 1.
J. NJ. Fulton, q. s. A., and F. c. Benns.
Y. g. A., are at the Breslin Hotel, New
York city.
Mr. and Mrs. M. s. Hirsh and family
have moved into their new home. HAS U
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Rouzer and
daughter are at the New Monmouth
Spring Lake. N. j.. for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Hollingsworth and
little son are at Mosby Station, in the
Blue Ridge mountains, for the summer.
Mr.. Frank c. Daniel and his bride are
spending their honeymoon on the Maine
coast.
Among the recent arrivals at the Hotel
Russell, Atlantic City, from this city are
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Willis. Mr.. and Mrs
w. Wyckoff.
Miss Sadie Silver of 1117 New Hamp-'
SHIRE avenue is entertaining her cousin,
Miss Eta Pincus of New York city.
Mrs. H. Reizenstein of 500 5th street
northwest left last Sunday for Mount
Vernon, N Y, to spend some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Heilbrun.
Mrs. Isaac Strouse spent part of the
week with her sister. Mrs. Caroline King
or 18th street, and returned to her home
In Baltimore before going to Atlantic
City for the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. Samuel Edelstein, a graduate of the
george Washington University in the
class of 1908. spent a few days in town
with friends en- route to New York city.
Mr. Edelstein has been in Charleston. w.
va, Tor the past six months.
Mrs. Amnon Behrend and daughter Miss
Laura Behrend, who have been spending a
Few weeks at Atlantic City. have returned.
Miss Rhoda Mauntner has been spending
some time at Boyds Station, Md
Miss Freda Lindheimer and Miss Helen
FISCHER left Tuesday afternoon, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bendheim of Alex
andria, Va, to spend a couple OF weeks
"a Colton's. on the Potomac.
Mrs. Morris Clark of New York city, who
has been spending the week with Mrs |.
l.. Blout. left for her home on Thursday.
Eleven couples. chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Floyd Beers. chartered the
tug Mary NJ. for an all-day trip down the
Potomac last Sunday. The party consisted
of Miss Helene Engel. Miss Juanita kauf-
vine Woog, Miss Sadie Silver MisSyHiIda
jacob, Miss Rebecca Wollberg Miss Julia
Loeb. Miss Blanche Stern, Miss Carrie Baer
and the Messrs Samuel Steinberger Milton
Mtchaelis. Samuel Schwartz Zion D. Burn
slime, Milton Baer, Sidney Wolberg. Her
bert Berliner and Benjamin Wollberg.
Miss Hortense Letherman of Charlottes-
Vile, Va. who is spending some time in
Alexandria. Va. with her grandfather ex-
Mayor Strauss. was in the city visiting
friends this week.
Mrs. Morris Ullman of Brooklyn. N. Y.
is the guest of her brother. Mr.. NJ. Rich
Mr.. Malcolm Auerbach and Mr. Jerome
Fishel are among the High School Cadets
who left Tuesday morning to camp out at
Ocean City N. j.. for month.
large party from town celebrated the
Fourth by spending the day at Lakeview
Farm. on the Rockville road The day
was pleasantly spent in rowing, playing
tennis. etc In the evening there was
fine display of fireworks Among those
staying at "Lakeview" for the summer
are Mr.. and Mrs. Cropley and daughter.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs Simon. Leo and David
Simon. Mr.. and Mrs. Moffitt and son. Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Weyl and son. Dr. and
Mrs. Lindell and children and Miss Ed
monston.
anu uTS AlDeTt SlRnunQ are IN
town staying with the latter's mother. Mrs.
Charles Kaufman. 2471 18th street, durirg
the summer months.
Mrs. Sweitzer is spending the summer
near Rockville. Nd, on the Tenleytown
road.
Mr.. Sidney Selnger son of Mr. and Mrs.
]: Selnger, celebrates his twenty-first
birthday next Sunday evening at din
ner at his home.
Miss Della Fishel. Miss Hortense Morris
and Miss Belle Morris leave town today
to spend two weeks at st. Georges Island,
on the lower Potomac.
Miss Zella Bayersdorfer spent the past
week with her cousin, Miss Helen Luchs
of r street. and returned to Philadelphia
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sgmund Kaufman and FAM
lily are spending the summer at Greene's
on the Brightwood road.
Another tug party will be given TODAY
by the members of the Phoenix Club who
have chartered the tug Mary NJ, and with
larNe party of friends will spend the
day OF, the Potomac landing at one of the
lower river landings.
Mr.. Leo Fishel, son of Mr. and Mrs
Adolph NJ. Fishel Of 72S 7th street will cee-
brate his twenty first birthday Wednesday
evening by giving a stag dinner at Villa
Flora, on the Brightwood road. for which
occasion very original and clever invita-
tons have been sent out.
Mrs Leon Reixenstein left for her home
in New York city on Thursday. Later on
Mr.. and Mrs. Rei1enstein will Join Mrs
R Harris and family at Atlantic City
Mrs. NJ Dannenburg of New York city
made short visit with relatives in town
during the past week.