The Washington times., 1907-07-27
GreenleafS Back
From Long Tour;
Visit Georgetown

DR.. Greenleaf, L. S. A, retired. and
Mrs. Greenleaf nave returned from an
eighteen months tour of the world and
are temporarily located in Georgetown.
where Mrs. Greenleaf has a large circle
OF relatives. The doctor and mis- wife
are ardent travellers, having spent many
years in army posts in almost every cor
ner of the globe. including "A long So
journ in the Philippines, and their re-
tirement but lends fresh impetus to their
energies in this direction. Both are
planning for an early fitting TO some
one Of the Northern resorts.
Mrs. Benjamin Miller has leased a
cottage at Atlantic City for the season
and will entertain a house party during
her stay. Mr.. Miller will join his fam
fly later in the summer.
Mrs. Mackall, widow OF the late Dr.
Lewis Mackal, of Georgetown, has re-
turned. accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Sallle Mackan, from a brief stay
at her country home on the Seventh
street road. Nd. owing to illness, and
will rest quietly for the summer In her
spacious residence on Dumbarton ave-
nue. for the best interests of her health
Mrs. Hearsey viii leave early In the
week for Boston by SEA.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Pinchot, who
have been abroad all summer, are now
at the Hotel due Rhin, Paris
Mr.. ana Mrs w. H. ShircliT, with
Mrs. Foster and Miss Margaret Foster,
left Washington yesterday 10 spend the
tains of Maryland.
Mrs. William Mortimer Lyon, Of
Charles county, Md. is visiting Miss
Brawner in her home In Georgetown.
McGee are booked 70 sail for Europe
today on the Finland.
Mr.. and Mrs n. L. Fowler have re-
turned to their home here after trip
to Pine Beach, jamestown, Old Point,
Norfolk. and Ocean View.
Mrs. o. Z. Thompson. of East Cap
ftOl street, has returned to her home
here from Jamestown
Mrs. Isabel Sommers. Miss Nan SOM
adelQnla. who have been the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Young, OF
Washington, have gone to Capon
Springs for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Miss Edna Porter, of New Orleans, Is
the guest Of relatives in Washington.
Miss Nell Hunt. and her brother, Ris-
lev Hunt, will spend the remainder OF
Al 49, . 49,
a visit TO the jamestown Exposition.
Miss Virginia Cameron is the guest Of
relatives on S street. prior to ner de-
parture for Europe In the early autumn
DR.. Henry c Thomson expects to
leave Washington tomorrow for Mime
apolis and Yellowstone Park.
John E. waggaman has returned to
Washington after spending several
weeks with his family at Ocean City.
Mrs. Beale r. Howard and her daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Howard. who have
been spending the spring and early sum
mer at their country place in Verdant
Valley, Baltimore county. are at Glou-
cester, Mass, for the remainder of the
season.
Mrs. Kitchell and her daughters, Miss
Gertrude KitcheH and Miss Bertha
kitchell, Of Topeka. who have been
visiting Mrs. Kitchelrs father. Ward
Burlingame, have gone to the James
town Exposition. Later they will 20 70
Virginia Beach, Lake George. and
Niagara Falls
NJ. Healey. F. y. Whitehead. W r.
Schmith and T. P Hartigan have gone
10 Atlantic City and are registered at
KUehnle's.
DR.. and Mrs P. w. Evans and family
are guests at the Coleman Hotel, Asbury
Park, for the remainder OF the summer
season.
Mrs. z. c. Andrews. who is spending
the summer at Asbury Park is stopping
at the Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Eckels. Miss Eliza
beth Eskels, and J. A. Wilson are among
the WashingtOnians stopping at the
Fifth Avenue House. Asbury Park.
G. w. Gray and Miss Edith c. Gray
who are spending the summer at the sea-
Hotel. Asbury Park.
Miss E B. Bull, of washington. has
gone to Atlantic City and is spending
the remainder Of the season at the New
England.
Mrs. Henry Byrd Lewis, OF Richmond,
is in Washington with her son, Lieut.
John T. Fairfax, L. 8. A, who Is i'll
from the effects Of & surgical operation