The Washington times., 1906-06-17

ing their two eldest grandchildren. the
son and daughter Of Captain and Mrs.
Thompkins, stationed at Annapolis.
Mr. and Mrs William Buncker. Of San
I Francisco. viii spend the greater por-
! tiOn Of the summer in town. as they
have abandoned their usual trip 70 the
coast owing to recent conditions. result
ing from the earthquake.
1 Miss Emma Rathbone-Smfth is as vet
undecided as TO her plans for the season.
and is enjoying the rest and quiet OF the
| city preparatory 10 departure for some
nearby resort, having abandoned her
proposed trip abroad.
Misses Helen and Esther Leadbeater
viii join their parents at Indianapolis
early in the week. where they will make
their future home.
The Sara Franklin Chapter. D. A. r.
gave a surprise party 70 their regent.
Mrs G. D. Merwfn. at the residence OF
Mrs. Ellis Logan. 1853 Irving street
Thursday. June i. from S 70 10 Flag
day was appropriately observed by the
dedication Of the flag 10 be presented
70 the National Junior Republic. 10 be
known as the Fairbanks flag in honor
OF Vice President Fairbanks.
Mrs. Fairbanks IS an HONORARY. mem
Der Of the chapter Small silk flags were
presented 70 each present as souvenirs.
Mrs. Ellis Logan. in the name OF the
chapter. presented Mrs. Merwin with a
beautiful water color richly framed
| entitled. The Treasure Ships OF Ven
ice" which symbolized the unity, love.
chapter in their devotion and apprecia-
ton OF their regent. Mrs. Merwin. in
accepting the gift referred 10 the life and
| work Of the splendid woman whose
name they bear, Sara Franklin.
During the evening. fine music was
/ rendered by members. and refreshments
were served Those present were: Mrs.
/ Lockwood, Mrs. Merwin Mrs Logan
Mrs Harbaugh. Mrs. Harris. Miss Har-
ris. Mrs Pitcher, Mrs Carberry. Mrs
King. Mrs MuIcare. Mrs. Jones, Miss
Michley- Miss Lambkin. Mrs. Briggs.
Mrs Noise. Mrs. Ollie, Mrs. wiIlett.
Mrs. Slaughter. Mrs Hall. Mrs. Averhiu,
Mrs Belt, Miss Carroll and others.
Mrs. William witthaft Bride left
! Washington on Thursday for a visi-
with her parents, Hon and Mrs. William
DeForrest Fairbanks, at Mansfield. III.
En- route she visited in Springfield. Ohio.
at the home Of her aged grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Fairbanks.
8Ir- and Mrs Joseph A Began have
I returned to Washington and will be
pleased TO see their friends at 11SS Sixth
street northwest
Lieut. r. D. White, L. S. N. and
the W0odley in this city for the sum-
mer-
Maj. and Mrs W P. Newcomb. Z. s.
a. have left Washington. D. c.. for
| California. where Major Newcomb has
been assigned for duty.
Mrs. Marye. of Washington. is enter
tanning Mrs Basil Gordon, of Baltimore
and her sister, Mrs. Hancock. Mrs.
Marye VIII sail next week for Europe.
William B. Yoder and Frank w Yod-
ct. both OF Pittsburg. Pa. are visiting
their parents, Mai. and Mrs c. T. Yod-
e.. at the latter's residence. 1877 Twenty
second street northwest. having made
the run from Pittsburg in less than two
days in their touring auto. Considering
a loss Of three hours by a breakdown.
going seventeen miles out of their way
and the bad condition Of the roads due
to the recent rains. the time made IS
wonderfully fast
Mrs. Christian He'll has issued invi-
tations for the marriage OF her daugh-
ter, Lulu Christian, TO Clyde Austen
Wood. Wednesday evening. June %. at
/ 5 o'clock
The members Of the OctagOn Pleasure
Club, and its friends, chaperoned by
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sondheimer. start
ed on tug party this morning for an
all day trip on The river-COloniaI Beach
being their destination.
The Jewish ChautauQua Society, Cir
Gle No. /. held special meeting Mon
day night in the vestry rooms OF the
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