The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-24

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wilkins. who are
summerins at Narragansett Pier. notified
their friends in Washington of the ar
rival OF a daughter. born yesterday morn
ing. Both Mrs. Wilkins and her daughter
are reported TO be progressing finely.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo. of
New York. who maintain a winter resi-
dence in Washington, arrived in Newport
Monday on their steam launch AGuila.
from Block Island. and have as their
guest Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Sehley.
Gen. and Mrs. Oliver T. Wood have
closed their house in Bancroft place and
gone to Monterey Inn. Blue Ridge Noun
tains, Pa, for the remainder OF the sum
mer.
The Misses Townsend. of Washington.
are stopping at the Mount Pleasant. Bret
ton Woods. for the summer.
Miss Jennie Gardner. OF Georgetown. is
spending a month with friends in Lou
doun County, Va
Mrs. Charles F. Hilton, of MONTGOMERY
County, Nd, Is visiting friends in Wash
ington, en- route to Atlantic CITY. where
she will stay for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou SHERMAN are the
guests the present week OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank J. Wire, at Boyds. Nd.
Among the recent distinguished guests
10 arrive at Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs Is Thomas Nelson Page, who will
spend August there.
Miss Bertha May Doher. of this city.
and Richard McSherry FairaH. Of Pitts
burg. were married at Rockville Monday
afternoon at the parsonage Of the Baptist
church. Rev. Thomas H Campbell. pas
tor of the church. performing the cere-
mony. 4 few friends of the bride wit
messed the welding, after which Mr. and
Mrs. Fairall returned TO Washington
Riggles' class Of the Second Baptist
Church al her home, 126 F street south
east. The table was artistically decor
ated. Among those present were Misses
Nellie Johnson, Nena Thomas. Mary
Baden, Maggie Posey, Rose Riggles. |
Eva Barry, Marion Richardson, and An
ME Riggles; Messrs. Ralph Wann. James
A. Sullivan, 7. Johnson. B. King, How
ard Bissel. ". Richardson. George
Gardner. A. Cox. William Blair, and John |
RiggleS.
Representative and Mrs. Herbert Par
sons arrived at Newport yesterday from
Lenox, and are the guests Of Mrs. Par |
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews, |
at their Villa on Ocean avenue
Mai Gen. George Davis. who has re-
GENTLY spent some time at his apartment /
At the Connecticut. left Monday evening 1
o join his daughter at Squam Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Moat are visiting 1
Mr. and Mrs Asa H. Welsh at their
place in Maryland.
Alr and Mrs Edison Bradley. who are
among the recent additions 10 the New
York contingent who make Washington
heir winter residence, are now comfort
IDLY established at their place on the
st. Lawrence River, and have as their
guests their son-in-lau and daughter
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Shipman. Mr.
'hpman, who was chaplain at West
Point at the time OF his marriage. has
ust succeeded Rev. d. Parker Morgan
IS rector Of the Church of the Heavenly
Rest New York City.
Miss Lota Robinson. Of Baltimore who
pent last winter in Washington. where
he occupied an apartment at the Cor
Iowa, has arrived at Newport and is stay
ng at the Casino.
Senator Chauncy NJ Depew and Mrs.
)epew. who are spending the summer
broad, have left Paris for Lucerne.
Miss Maud A. Turley. Of Washington
Who has been the guest Of Miss Marie A
Taylor at her home in Norfolk. has re-
urned to her home.
Friends Of Mrs, Mcmillan. widow Of
enator Mcmillan, of Michigan. have
earned with deep regret Of the accident
'hich befell her granddaughter. Miss
trace Jarvis. who was thrown from her
orse Sunday afternoon. Though Miss
arvis is not in a serious condition. hel
ljuries are painful Miss Amy Mcmillan,
er aunt, and Miss Jarvis, who has spent
ne past few years at boarding school
broad. have but recently arrived In this
ountry. and are planning one Of the most
Important entertainments in Washington
ext winter, when Miss Jarvis will make
er debut
Announcement is made of the marriage
t Rockville, July s, of Miss Irene Lind
ay and Salvador A. Moore, both oil
his city
Miss Katherine Cook, daughter Of Capt.
red Cook, is spending a few DAYS with
er father at Camp Ordway, Harper's
erry.
Miss Eta Louise Taggart, of n street
as returned from Baltimore, where she
as member Of large house party
iven by Miss Etherldge, of ST. Paul
rect Miss Taggart and her sister Miss
lizabeth Taggart, will go to the James
twn Exposition in August for an indee-
tie stay. /
Miss Martha Lindsay and Miss Maud
lindsay. daughters of the late Gov. Rob I
It B. Lindsay, of Alabama. have re- I
Irned TO their home after a visit TO 7
ieir sister, Mrs. Robert H. Watkins. OF {
massachusetts, avenue
Mrs. Emma NJ. Bokman, of Twenty p
ghth street, has gone to Atlantic CITY t
" month.
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