The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-25


| Hempstone, of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip, and
, are established in the Blair home. where
they expect to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. John J. Hemphill has returned to
Washington from trip to the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland. and while their hand
some house on Bancroft place is being
remodeled Mr.. and Mrs. Hemphfll are oc-
cupying an apartment at the Decatur.
DR.. and Mrs. Stephen o. Richey. who
have been at Atlantic City for the past
few weeks. are now at Portsmouth, n.
H., where they will remain until their re-
turn 10 Washington in the autumn.
Mrs. J. Henley Smith has left Washing
ton and gone TO Warm Springs, Va, for
the remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. Bradford, wife of Rear Admiral
r. B. Bradford. L. S. N, and her daugh-
ter, Miss Rose Bradford, are spending the
summer at North Hatley. Canada.
Mr.. Corcoran Thorn expects to join Mrs
Ihom next week, who. with her family,
is spending the summer at Buena Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Callan O'Loughran
are among the Westinghouse summer
Ing az Bass Rocks. Mass.
The former Ambassador from Mexico
and Nine. Casasus and their family. who
have spent the past year travelling abroad.
arrived in New York Tuesday and were
met by the Mexican Ambassador, Senior
! Enrique Creel. After a few days In New
/ York they viii go to their home In Mex
/ leo. and Senior Creel will travel through
Gzlsda and the northern part of the
UNfted States. Senior Casasus. who was
obliged TO resign from his official duties
here because Of poor health. is much ben
Gifted by his rest.
Mr.. Montgomery Schuyler. jr.. secretary
| Of the American Embassy at St Peters
burg. arrived In New York Tuesday on
the steamship Oscar H.
Mrs Harriet Blaine Beale has opened
her cottage IN High street, Bar Harbor,
for the summer. and will have with her
for part Of the season her sister. Mrs.
Walter Damrosch.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bohlen. Of Phila-
delphia. who are very well known In
| Washington. will go 10 Narragansett Pier.
August /, for the remainder Of the sum
mer
/ Mrs. George Westinghouse entertained
/ the large house party visiting at Erskine
I Park, her place at Lenox. Tuesday by
making an automobile trip 10 Bash-a-
/ Bish Falls. Mount Washington. the small
/ est town in Massachusetts. The falls are
near Mount Everett a luncheon was
! served al frescO N the picturesque wilds
surrounding the falls. The guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Croft
and Miss Dorothea Croft. Mrs. NJ. D.
/ Hewett Miss Margaret WadswOrth, and
! Miss Rachel Aiken
Mr. William B. woodford. Of the Wood
/ ford Stock Farm, Mount Sterling, Ky,
is the guest of Mr. Maurice Joyce, OF $50
/ NJ street northwest Woodford Stock
Farm is known to horsemen all over the
/ country as the home of the finest bred
/ saddle horses in the world.
| Rev. and Mrs William Brayshaw have
taken possession of the Episcopal rectory
| at Congress Heights. Rev Mr.. Brayshaw
/ recently resigned as rector of Durham
/ parish. Charles County, Nd. to accept the
/ rectorship at the Heights. Both he and
his wife. who was before her marriage.
/ Miss Julia Harriet Philips, OF Baltimore.
are well known in Washington social and
church circles.
Capt. T. L. Allen and family have closed
their residence on Church street and are
spending the summer at their country
place in Virginia.
Mr.. c. R. McKenney, enrolling clerk Of
the House Of Representatives, and Mrs.
N1cKenney VIII leave August 3 for a two
months trip to Europe. At present Mr..
and Mrs. McKenney are visiting their son,
Lieut. R. / Mckenney. at Fort Mon
roe. Va
The members Of the choir Of the Dunn
barton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
are on their annual outing at Colonial
Beach. In the party are Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Birch, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bogley,
Emory H. Bogley, Robert Beckham, Louis
p Hieston. w 7. Glover. Miss Helen
Vandenberg. Miss Eta Sebastian. Miss
Jennie Gaskins, the Misses Birch. the
Misses Dyer. and Miss Gossage.
Mrs. Lily Sebree, Of Pierre S. Oak, IS
visiting Mrs. Jessie Bruner. at 647 East
Capitol street.
Miss Susie Shaw. who has been eriti-
cally IN, has so far recovered her health
as TO be able TO go TO the seashoTe for the
remainder of the summer
Mrs. Dorset. Of Prince George County.
Nd. is the guest Of her cousin, Miss Muir
dock, at 1924 o street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Randolph. of 215 T |
street northwest, left Washington yester-
day for visit to Brockport. n 7.
Miss Leah Randolph has gone to Bos-
ton Mass, to visit friends.
The friends Of Mrs Albert Willett will
be sorry to learn Of her illness at Column
bia Hospital where she was taken from
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