The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-09


his cottage. Miss Annie Keene has re-
turned to the city, but is expected TO
rejoin her mother and brother in a few
days.
John Keene, who sprafned his ankle
quite badly several days ago, Is still
unable to walk, and is confined TO the
house It is not expected that he will
be able to return to his home in Wash
ington for some time.
Joseph Dierken. Of washington. has
reopened his cigar and souvenir store
on boardwalk"
Mr.. and Mrs. Emme, Of Washington,
are visiting at their home. the Electric
Cottage" for a few days.
DR.. and Mrs. Repetti, who have been
staying at their cottage for some days,
have returned TO Washington. Vincent
Repetti is spending some time here.
Miss Trimble. OF the corps Of trained
nurses of George Washington Hospital,
who has been in attendance upon Mrs.
DR.. F. +. Ninde for several weeks, has
returned TO Washington, leaving her pa
tent much improved.
Mrs. S. r. Tinker and sister, Miss
Flora Lewis, who have been TO Wash
ington 70 attend the funeral of their
mother, Mrs. Virginia c Lewis. have
returned
Mrs. Eugene Miller, of washington,
who has been visiting her father-in-
law. John Miller, has returned TO her
home
Mrs. NJ. X. Wilson and Miss Eta
Wilson. of Washington, are installed IN
their cottage.
Registered at the Colonial Beach Ho-
tel are G. a. Bunne, Charles Ault, Vim
cent Simmel. Of Washington
Registered at Hotel Byrd. Julian E.
Albrecht, of Washington.
Registered at WalcOtt House are G,
H. Corhitt, Edward Simpson, T.. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles W. Vickery, Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart j. Gass, Of Washing
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Drew, Of
Alexandria.
Registered at Linwood House are Miss
Eliza Jenkins, of Washington; Messrs
Lucas, Simmons, Nicely Wells. VIII En-
mis-, and w. II. Scott, of Alexandria,
Mrs. Margaret Smith. of Washington
has reopened her house, The Francis,
for the season
Mr. and Mrs. John Rupert. Of Wash
ington, are domiciled in their new cot
tage for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Burke. of Washington. has
purchased the handsome cottage formerly
owned by Mrs. 9. Brayton, and is build
ing large confectionery store or
grounds adjoining the house. Mrs
Burke has with her for the season, her
niece, Miss Howder, OF Kentucky.
J. Lewis Stafford and Roy Riley, OF
Washington, caught Wednesday with
line and bait the first crabs that have
been caught here in that way this sea
son.
Charles Trott, a popular merchant oil
the beach, left on Tuesday morning foI
his approaching marriage in Washing
ton to Miss Lillian Fowler. of that city
Miss Fowler has spent considerable time
here. and has made many friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Trott will reside here.
George ]. Stafford. manager OF
/ Grounds and Amusements, announces
the beginning Of the regular weekly
ment Hall on Saturday, June s: Lady's
/ prize, box of fine candy; gentlemen
/ prize box of best cigars.
| Among Neutrality-suspicious. who have re-
ceived positions here are Charles AUlt
! as engineer and electrician of excursion
/ resort and Joseph Delaney.
/ George Slant and Charles Bolts OF
/ Washington, are respectively engaged
/ IN business here
Mrs. Joseph Dierken. of Washington
| is spending some time at her cottage