The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

spending some time in Washington and
at the jamestown Exposition, have re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yinger and child,
and Miss Julia Yinger, all Of Washing
ton. are spending some time with the
Misses Yinger in Libertytown.
Mrs Jennie Smith and son, Mr.. olin
Smith, both OF Washington. who have
been spending ten days with Mrs. 2. y.
Kunkle in this city. have returned home
Mrs T. T. Griffith and children. Of
Washington, who have been spending
some time with Mrs. Maynard at her
home, in New Market. this county. have
returned home.
Mrs Mollie Wolfe and Mrs. Marshall
Fout. OF Meridian. Miss, who has been
visiting friends here. left Wednesday aft
ernoon 10 spend several days in Washing
ton with friends.
A concert was given at Hotel Braddock.
Braddock Heights. on Wednesday night.
by Miss Lee Patterson, Of Washington;
Miss Joynes, Of Baltimore, and Mayor
Smith, Of Frederick.
Mr. William C. Dillon, Of near Middle
town, left on Friday for Washington.
where he viii remain until Tuesday next,
when he will go TO the jamestown Expo
siiton for several weeks.
Miss Lizzie Main. Miss Williams. and
Mr. Harry Lewis. all Of Washington. who
have been spending some time with the
family Of Mr.. David Main, near Lime
Kiln, have returned home.
DR.. Houston Elliott, Of Washington. who
has been visiting the family Of Mr.
Adolphus Fearhake. jr., at his cottage.
The Fearhake. Braddock Heights. re-
turned to Washington on last Tuesday.
The names OF the following Washing
tonians have appeared on the register Of
the Hotel Braddock, Braddock Heights.
during the past week: Mrs. Lewis Z
Roubertsong, Miss Laura Ofutt, Messrs.
Clarence X. Young and B. G. Carroll.
Mr.. John Norris Harding, Of Washing
ton. spent Sunday last with his mother,
Mrs. 3. L. Harding in this city Mr.
Harding had just returned from Orkney
Springs. Va. where his wife and son,
John THORNLEY, Harding, are spending the
summer.
Mrs c. II. Zimmerman, Misses Lizzie
and Ida Rem, Anna and Susie Derr, End
Mr.. Harry Derr, all Of near Frederick:
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Z. Derr and Misses
Ruth and Nina Roelkey, Of near Burkitts-
vile. left here on Wednesday last for
Washington where they will remain until
Monday, when they will 20 to the James
town Exposition.
Tho following Washingtonians have reg
istered at the Avalon Cottage. Braddock
Heights. during this week: Mr.. Roy
Yeast. Mr. Parke Jones, Mr. Paul Ester
brooke, Miss Mary Murphy. Mrs. II. W.
Warren, Miss Margaret Warren, and
Masters Harry and Lewis Warren. Miss
Margaret McCleary. Miss Barron and
friend. and Mr. Edward Thomas.
On Monday evening a lawn fete was
given for the benefit Of the Grace Re
formed Church Of Frederick at the coun-
try home OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles T.
Picking near this city. the following
Washingtonians taking part: Miss May
Lerch, soprano solo; Miss Grace Adams.
accompanist. and Messrs. s. D. Skeen.
and B. l. Nevins. f.. as roustabouts.
4 private dance was given on Braddock
Heights Saturday night by the young
folks OF Dr. Zimmerman's and Mrs. Dolls
cottages, the following people from Wash
lngton being present: Misses Alice and
Louise Hoover, Irene and Katherine Nc
Carty, Nessrs. Joseph McCarty. and Ru-
dolph Eichorn. The chapercns were Mrs
Hoover. Mrs. Schafer, Mrs. Doll. and
Mrs. McCarty.