The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-01

Washington will see no more OF this
distinguished and delightful family.
| Senator Warren, who sailed from New
York for Europe yesterday, Is expected
to return to Washington November q.
Miss Bessie Rodman. OF South Orange,
y. J., is the guest Of sIajOr and Mrz-
Lewis at Fort MorrJe, and viii Ia
few days be the gre,.t Of her cousin,
Miss Elizabeth Rodman Selden in Rich
mOnd.
Master Ch4swell Lsnghorne Perkins Is
spending the summer at Cliveden, VITA
his aunt. Mrs. William Waldorf Aston.
jr., WHO was the beautiful Nanny Lang
horne. of Richmond.
Miss Fife Branch. OF Richmond. has
been entertaining gay parties in her
spacious cottage at the White Sulphur.
during July and August.
Mrs. p. B. Chew. one OF the heirs
Of the great Baron Springer estate ia
Wilmington, has recently returned from
St. Georges. Md. and Baltimore. She
viii leave about the 18th for Lexington,
KY, 20 visi- her mother. Mrs ". ".
Bruce, who liz IN exceedingly bad health
Mrs.. Bruce. who has just returned TO
Lexington from the White Sulphur
Springs. has spent her winters in Wash
ington at the Shoreham for many yearS
Miss Margaret Bryan. the dsbutanas
daughter OF Paymaster Bryan, Z. s. n,
had the distinction OF being the first %
dance on American soil with His Royal
( Highness Prince Wilhelm OF Sweden "a
garden party given in his honor b.
Mrs. Henry St George Tucker.
Mrs. Fannie Goodman and daughtss,
/ Miss Josephine Goodman. have returned
I from the Blue mountains, where thSv
spent most OF the summer
Mr.. and Mrs II. Kahka and son have
/ returned TO Washington after spending
few weeks at Atlantic City and Ear
Rockaway. L. L
Mrs. Joseph scfiffman and family.
after spending the sumner at the Blue
Mountain House have returned 70 thslR
! home on Harvard street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilson and
daughter. Miss Blanche Wilson. have re-
turned from North Brightwood. where
/ they spent several weeks.
William Baum has returned TO Washs
ington after spending several days at Az
iantic City.
Jerome FIsheH will leave today foF
the jamestown Exposition. Norfolk, and
Newport News, Va
! Mrs. Samuel GoIdenberg and daUshte1
who have been spending the summer a.
Pen. Mar. are now the guests OF Nh
and Mrs. S. DTyfoos. al Waynes-
boro. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Fischer and family
have returned 20 their home on street
after two weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Adoiph Kahn have re-
turned TO the Ontario. after spending
several weeks at Atlantic City.
a party consisting OF Mr. AMI Mrs.
Harry Frank and daughters. Mrs. Leo
Stiefel and daughter, OF New YORK city,
and Isaac W Nordlinger and sons.
Maurice and Lawrence Nordlinger, left
yesterday for the jamestown EXPOSE
ton.
Max Goodman has returned from
Northern tour and a weeks visit as
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Bauman and daughter. OF T
street. have left for a visit at Colonial
Beach.
and Miss Lillian a. Harris. have To-
turned from a two weeks stay at the
TraymOre. Atlantic City, and are at the
Shoreham.
Mrs. Herman Eiseman and daughter.
Miss Sadie Eiseman. have gone to the
Arverne Hotel, Arverne, L. I
Mrs. II. Stern. OF the Cliffbourne. win
leave today for Old Point. Virginia
Beach. New York. ani Boston. returning
about September Ia
Weddings
Miss Helen Gertrude Davis and Roy
Eugene Lanham were married at noon
Wednesday in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Upton in the presence OF
their relatives and personal friends. The
Rev George Miller, pastor Of the Ninth
Street Christian Church, ofItciated The
brides only attendant was Mr. p-5r-sr5