The Washington times., 1906-08-26
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Miss Mable Sullivan directed an en-
tertainment at her home for the benefit
of Camp Good VIII, and $40 was real
lied. Those assisting were Helen Wet
eel, Mildred Johnson. Lottie Brown,
Marion Brown. Bertha Gehns. Sydney
Wardneil. and Pauline Eullivan. The
children entered into the spirit Of the
occasion with hearty good viii, and
hope their small contribution will assist
in helping the sick babies.
Members Of the United Brethren
Church, corner Of North Capitol and r
streets, held avn fete for the benefit
Of the new church at Mrs STEMS. The
ladies met with great success and feel
rewarded Tor their efforts
Mrs. II. Kaufman and daughter. Mrs
II. E Abrams. OF 500 l. street northwest
are enjoying their stay at Rookaway
Beach, and viii return September Is.
Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Burnside. Of 20 r
street northwest, have gone 20 Atlantic
City for an indefinite stay.
Miss Eta H. MeriIIat is spending this
month IN New York and Bridgeport.
Conn.
Miss NJ. l. Wise will leave New York
September ], and spend September al
Highland Beach. \. ].
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Auerbach are
located at the Manhattan Beach Hotel,
New York.
Mrs. B. F. Graves. Of 1S8 V street
northwest. viii spend a month in the
mountain resorts OF New York.
Mrs. Louis A. Kann entertained in
honor OF her friend, Miss Alma Rosen-
thai. OF Baltimore
Misses Eleanor and Elizabeth McCor-
mick. OF 9l3 Third street northwest. will
spend the next two weeks at slideu,
Montgomery county, Nd.
Walter Red6eld has returned after a
pleasant trip 10 New York city and
Boston by sea
Willard Stewart has returned after
delightful canoeing trip
Misses Gail and Janet Mattox are en-
joying this month at Colonial Beach
Mrs. Frank Grim and little son. and
Mrs Hanna Stevens. Of Chicago. are
having a delightful visit at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. n. Jones. 2is I street
northwest.
Charles c. Williams, OF Is Rhode
Island avenue northwest. Will spend
three weeks Al Msrthas Vineyard, Mass,
L. Cohen and family, % so L street
northwest. have spent delightful sum
ner at Kensington. Nd. They VIII visit
Atlantic City and New York IN septem-
Der.
Miss May Hendricks. OF a street
northwest. wIU return in September.
after a delightful season spent with
Mrs. Frances Gregory at her summer
cottage in jamestown.
Miss Petersen has Just returned after
a pleasant stay at st. Georges Island,
Md. Her sister. Eleanor. visited At
Iantc City
Carl Petersen. ir.. Is enjoying his
vacation al Colonial Beach.
Mrs Matte Lewis has moved from
Garrett Park to ~ r street northwest
Mr. Heron. of p Quincy street north
west. is III at his home with typhoid
fever. Mr.. II R'on is a well-known Ma
son. Nelng past high priest Of Columbia
Royal Arch Chapter His many friends
are anuously waiting news Of his
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Lang. OF s. r street northwest.
has returned after three months visit
IN the North The Misses Lang have
gone 10 White Sulphur Springs for Sep
TENDER.
Miss Edna Sanders has returned. after
a pleasant visit al Atlantic City.
The Missionary Society Of the United
Brs thren Church viii hold lawn fete
at Mrs Masons, % Randolph street.
next week.
Miss Florence buckingham, OF First
street. is spending the summer at St
MichaeIs.
Miss Marie Father has returned after
a delightful visit at Atlantic City.
A. T. Sherwood spent this week at
Colonial Beach.
Charles A. Schloer and family return
from Atlantic City September ].
Mrs. J. II. Siggers and daughter,
Edith. OF 1907 North Capitol street. left
Thursday for Media. Pa. Mr.. Siggers
will Join them September 1. and they
will visit Atlantic City.
Mrs. Garrett, Of lis I street north
west. Is enjoying the season al Blue
mont. Va.
Mr.. Powell. of !. street northwest, is
making a short stay in Philadelphia.
Mrs. George wilcox, Of 5ls l. street
northwest. is now at Newport and will
omen her house September !.
The funeral Of Capt. Alexander r. p.
ToncPav. Of 26 y street northwest was
held AT his residence and the G. A. r.
took charge Of the services at Airing
ton His sudden death is a great shock
20 his many friends. and his loss is