The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

Elizabeth Sigsbee Small, Of Washington.
| Admiral Sigsbee expects to join his
/ family for a brief visit during their
/ sojourn at the seashore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Hoy. of Wash
/ ington, who have gone abroad 70 visit
their son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierre Rogestvensky, have arrived
at Oberhofen. Other Washingtonians who
have recently arrived at Oberhofen are
| Gen. J. c. Breckenridge and family and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Briggs.
I Capt. Lewis Merriam, U. S. a. and
Master Lewis Merriam are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Greene Harvey. Of
! Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rouzer and family
are now at Spring Lake. New Jersey
Mrs. Henry K. Benham will close her
apartment az the Connecticut Tomorrow
and go to Long Island for the remainder
of the summer Her mother. Mrs Riley
who has been visiting another daughter
in New York, viii join Mrs. Benham
later in the month.
Mrs. John Barrett. Of the American
Bureau Of Republics. has returned TO
the city after a weeks absence.
Miss Charlotte Asquith. Of Baltimore.
Is the guest OF Mrs. Maurice Joyce. 922
N street northwest.
James A Garfield Post, No :, C. \. r.
gave a reception and entertainment 10
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Wednesday night. at It's hall. n9 Tenth
street northwest.
Commander Henry T. Johnson, OF the
post. extended cordial welcome 70 all
present. and invited to the platform Miss
Anna Roberts, president. and Miss Emma
F. Hayward secretary, Daughters OF
Veterans; also the Sons of Veteran De
partment Commander Walker and Chief
of-staf Finn.
Mr.. II. A. Frear. chairman Of the en-
tertainment committee, presented an ex-
cellent programme Vocal solo by Miss
Raymond. Girl Of Ny Dreams" encore.
Flag Of Morning Skies" instrumental
trio, Misses Tigler, Raymond. and Mr..
Kettler; contralto SOLD. Mrs. Elizabeth T.
Evans: piano solo. Mrs. May II. sum
mers; vocal solo. Miss Christine Quick,
and song by Harry Campbell, "Hurrah
for Columbias Beautiful Flag" (com-
posed by Or. Thomas Calver)
Remarks were made by Misses Roberts,
Hayward. and Seton. Messrs. Walker.
Maynard, Finn. and Dr. n. A. johnson.
DR.. CGlver recited two of his poems.
Refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. William Finley and the
Misses Finley. the former the president
Of the Southern Railway Company. have
arrived at Bar Harbor, where they will
spend the summer at Boscobel. A large
number of fine horses have been sent
down to Mr.. Finley's stables, and it is ex-
pected he viii make extensive entries for
the horse show.
Maj. Gen. George W. Davis. Z. S. A.
and his daughter. Miss Elise Davis. closed
their apartment Saturday and left for
Aquam Lake. New Hampshire, where
they will remain until the autumn.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. F. f. Chadwick.
who are travelling extensively through
Europe, have left Paris for Madrid.
Mrs Randolph, wife Of DR.. Buckner
Randolph, has gone TO Virginia with her
children to spend few weeks. Later in
the month Mrs Randolph will go to a
Northern resort for stay.
Mrs. ]. Frederick May. who is spend
ing the summer at Bar Harbor, Me,
has as her guest her grandson, Julien
Wright, of New York. Mrs. Carolyn
Wright. Of New York. and her son ar
rived at Bar Harbor Friday They Will
spend the summer at the Hinch cottage,
on High street
Mrs. Ernest Wilkinson. Of Washington,
and her son, Theodore Wilkinson, U. S.
n, are spending the summer at the At
lantic House. Narragansett Pier Mrs
Wilkinson is frequently at the golf club
there.
A lawn fete in the interest Of the Indus
trial Education League of the South Will
be given this evening, from o'clock to 10
o'clock, at the Dolly Madison House,
Fourteenth street and Massachusetts
avenue. Refreshments will be served.