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some time at the Macdonald. Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Lynn, who left
Washington several days ago, are in
Atlantic City, where they will spend
several weeks.
Mrs. Lenihan and the Misses Lehman.
wife and daughters Of Capt. N. ]. Len
Than, are spending the summer at the
Glaslyn, Atlantic City.
Gen. G. B. Dandy. Z. S. A, retired
and his daughter Mrs. Dean. are spend
ing the summer in Buffalo.
Mrs. Hanscom. wife of Naval Construc-
tor J. F. HansCom, L. S. N, is at Mac
Mahan. Sagadahoc county, Me, for he
season.
Lieut.. and Mrs. F. II. Brumby. and
their little daughter, who have been
visiting relatives in Georgia, returned
this week TO Norfolk. and will spend
the remainder of the summer at Will
loughby Beach.
Maj. F. H. E. Ebstein. Z. S. A. and
" . AIhoANAlA al e Of AAiE +TAEElAtEA AAlltl
Lee, Mass, IN the Berkshires. for the
remainder of the summer
Lieut.. Richard 3. Creepy. Z. S. NJ. c.,
and Mrs Creecy have as their guest
Mrs. Creecy's mother, Mrs. John L
Reifsnider, Of Westminster, Nd, at the
naval training station. Newport, R. I
Mrs. J. ". Henry and Miss Dulin, OF
Baltimore, who have been spending sew
eraI days with Lieutenant and Mrs
Creecy, have returned to their homes.
The Misses HUH, of 1872 Corcoran
street, entertained Friday evening at
bridge. The ladies' prize was won by
Miss Moore, and the gentlemen's prize
by DR.. Hicks.
Miss Sue Hunter has gone to New
Haven, Conn, where she will be the
guest Of friends for several weeks.
Miss Hunter has been the guest of her
sister. Mrs. R. s. Bowie. during July.
in the Sheridan apartment
Miss Chnds. OF 1872 Corcoran street,
has as her guest Miss Annie Rees and
Miss Mayo Rees. OF Sumter. S. c.. and
Miss Blanch Moore, OF Lancaster. s. c,
Mrs. William Mathews. accompanied
by her daughter Mrs. HARDWOOD Graves,
has gone 10 Atlantic City for August
Mrs Graves. OF Richmond, Va who
spent the last week the guest Of her
son. Harwood Graves. at the Sorrento
apartment, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Willie have re-
turned to their apartment in the Fulton,
from Annapolis, where they spent July.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Storm and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Sherwood are spending q
few weeks at Atlantic City
Maj. John Anderson, L. S. A. retired
and Mrs. Anderson, who have been tray
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home on B street and are spending the
summer at Ocean City. n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L, Whitford, of the
Congressional. have gone to Waterloo,
n. H., for the month Of August
Mrs. NJ. o. Carter has returned 10 her
apartment in the Congressional after a
short sojourn at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Dittmar are
receiving congratulations on the birth
OF a son, William Duke Dittmar, Mon
day. July Is. Mrs Dittmar. before her
marriage. was Miss Laura Duke, or
Washington.
Mrs. John Spear, of Boston. and Mrs.
Won Stottesenberg, OF NoTristown, Pa,
have arrived In Washington for a short
stay at the New Willard.
Miss May Goodwin is spending some
time in Warrenton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel J. steinberger.
who were married in Washington We'd
nezday, are spending their honeymoon
at Atlantic City,
Mrs. c. a. Langley and children are
spending the summer at the Bungalow,
Colonial Beach. Va.
Miss Frances Swami, of Richmond.
Va. is spending a fortnight IN Wash
ington with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Kitchen and
son are spending several weeks at the
Franklin, AsbuTy Park, n. J.
Former Senator and Mrs Frank w.
Gage are spending a few weeks in
Baltimore. after a sojourn at Old Point
Comfort, before going to the New Eng
land resorts.
Mrs. G. II. Small and her son. Fred
eTick ". Small, have returned TO their
apartments in the Imperial, after a
two weeks stay at Atlantic City, at
the Monticello.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. ]. Prescott and fam
lily are spending the summer at At
lantic City. at the New England.
Miss Dorothy McRea, daughter OF
Capt ], H. McRea, L. s. A, accom-
panied by her grandmother, Mrs. 6.
W. Stouch, has been. since May. the
guest o. her uncle. Judge NJ. L. Nc
Rea, of MeRea. Ca. Captain McRea, st
the expiration Of his duties at camp,
Leon Springs, Tex, will join his daugh-
ter, and after a three weeks leave
spent with. relatives, he and Miss Dor
othy and Mrs. Stoueh Will return to
Washington.
Capt. J. P. S, Lawrence. u. S. N,
retired, and Mrs. Lawrence, are spend
ing the summer at Atlantic City
Mrs B NJ. Randolph has gone 10 At
lantic City for a stay OF several weeks.
Miss Lena M. Richardson has re-
turned 10 her home in the Nantucket
from visit to relatives in Annapolis,
nd.
Thomas Nelson Page and his son-in-
law, Thomas PoUltney Lindsay. of Bos-
ton, are spending a few days in the
White Mountains uhera fhay have
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Lieut. Logan Tucker, T. s A, and
Mrs. Tucker, who are spending several
weeks IN washington while Lieutenant
Tucker Is taking his examinations Ior
promotion. are occupying an apartment
in Stoneleigh Court during their stay.
Mrs John A. Logan and Mrs. Dolly
Logan Tucker, who also occupy apart
ments at Stoneleigh, are spending the
remainder Of the season in Washington,
Mrs. Logan having recently returned
from an absence of several weeks IN
her old home in Illinois.
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/ port, but the vogue OF bridge is on the
wane, probably owing TO the absence
Of Mrs. collie" Belmont and Mrs. les
sic Oelrichs, both being in Europe IN
one respect the Newport season Is q
quiet one. There are no freaa en- .er-
I tainments and no monkeyshines, daue-
[ i g, luncheons, dinners. and picnies be-
ing the order OF the day.
OF course. this gives more time for
gossip, and the gossip OF tle hour finds
4 much material IN the alleged matri-
LlOuial intentions CT the ex-Mrs. Al
fred G. Vanderbilt.
The elder OF the Burke Roche twins.
1shO viii succeed one OF these days 70
the Irish peerage as Lord Fermoy, has,
according to the smart set ct Newport.
the best chance Of winning the nand
OF Elsie French Vanderbilt, and has
| followed her 70 Europe So, too. has
MOnson Morris. VIII IS asserted in club
land 10 be a close second in the race.
Bay Shore Horse Show.
The Horse Show at Bay Shore opens
Thursday, and many house parties, dir
ners, dances, and entertainments or one
kind and another have been organized
at the various country seats in the dis
always an extremely smart affair, and.
being limited 10 a great extent to the
rich residents OF that poruon OF Long
Island. and signalized by a marked alb
sence Of the professional element, is
more or less Of a family furction-
That is TO say. nearly all the people
present belong to the same set. are in
innate friends and old acquaintance Of
fer1a
which renders this particular show al
ways especially enjoyable ard success
ful from a social as well as from an
equine point Of view
Bay Shore viii, however. not mo-
nopolize all the gsyety on Long Island.
There is plenty doing both at Oyster
Bay and at Southampton. At the for
mer place the Seawanhaka Corinthian
Yacht Club continues 10 be the cealter
OF all social activities, is always throng-
ed. especially for the week end, and
with its four hundred members and their
guests boasts OF more brilliant season
than in years
In Adirondack Camps.
Although the Frederick VanderbIIts
have repeatedly during the past two
months been recorded as staying at their
place in the Adirondaeks. yet they only
arrived on Tuesday last from Europe,
and have now gone up to the camp
which they purchased ON the St. Regis
Lake from H. NICK. Twombiy.
It conveys The impression OF one OF
those picturesque villages that nestle
around the temple dotting the slopes OF
the mountains at Nikko. in Japan. for
all the buildings of the camp are Japa-
nese in material and architecture, hav-
ing been put up by clever japanese
artisans brought for the purpose from
the Land OF the Rising Sun, and the
grounds. too. have been made I'D by
Japanese landscape gardeners
Most OF the camps in the vicinity are
already opened, that Of ]. Pierpont
Morgan being occupied by Mrs. Morgan,
while the Payne Whitneys have the
camp of the late Charles T. Barney
d. o. Mills, who arrived on the sans
boat with the Fred Vanderbits, has
already taken possession Of Ambassador
Reid's big camp. Wild Air. and will be
Joined there in two weeks BY his dauga-
ter and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
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So LIKEI

Host-There's my sons portrait that
you painted. It's Just like him
Artist Visitor-He never paid me fog
Host-Just Ike hln.-Puneh.
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ton several days last week en- route 20
Canada. where they will spent several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gioster Roberts, who
have spent the last tEfee weeks in
Georgia, their former home. have re
turned 10 Washington.
Mrs. Herbert stabler viii leave Wash
ington next week for Norfolk. where
she viii be the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Guy c. Ewing
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Mrs. Wade Hampton, widow OF Gen.
Wade Hampton, who is speniEg several
months in Washington, Is stopping al
1915 Corcoran street
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Passed Assistant Paymaster and Mrs.
Eugene H. Tricou, L, 5. N, are spend
ing several weeks at the Greenbrier'
White Sulphur Springs.
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Mss Louise q. Rupert, Of Washing
ton, is spending several weeks AT the
Continental Hotel, Atlantic City.
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HE duIest days of the year Capital City
socially in the dongs Of the summer colonies at the
~ Bar Harbor be leading New
port year. at anticipation misses the firm hand
Mrs syvesan Fish upon the r while Bar Harbor has an unusually
large contingent wealthy residents this season
Townsend and Miss Mathde Townsend Who instead of
European tour are spending the season at that aVte
Aahde adding considerably the seasons
cites II the expected Duke dAa mateaizes viii
gay festivities in his honor all the mart hOses will we with
eachot his entertainment
Still another feather may cap expected
batteh Hampshire her trip from Quebec The
visit batesp would add the life and the influence
Representative Edward de v Mre and others being brought TO bear
Department to have her ordered there for short
stay, a. least
~ Asst week. however, cynosue all the exhibition of the
County Horse Show Association at Long Branch No
end Of excitement was caused there Thursday by the remarkable
fe of riding by There enough clever exhibitions OF hOrse
omanp coupled spills maP keep the big crowd
tators at a high tension for than an hour
Five Of the horse show circuit
he and although received falls all escaped serious
injury Among the Morris, of vigiia3
Mrs Van Klein Long Miss Hensmn OF New York
= + Z.
All five women figured runaway, but Miss
performance her uStnted applause She was thrown twice
while riding Lghtfoot and atervard appeared in the
ring with A which also bO and threw her Miss Hens
pucky her mount however UNTIL almost anng she was un
able any longer the horses back and fell the ground As she
returned the dressing room she was heartily Ppud lot her P"y %
In the .o1es the noceaby day white
The men among n Mundane and Ebriipe G. Shows bluegreen
suit was brilliant splash Vanderbilt pale
hat tied with effective combination the
White flannel suit Tore del Hmos
p = 4
ONN, nearer afectionatey the
popular Chevy the ~Oas the desert The heads of
~ fields
possible domled at tie club There
every evening have the usual little informal and mOmPu dinner
parties following o the golf links
Chevy suburb has into this suit
married set are oue there every evening
the clubhouse bridge friends
p 2 z
Treasury Winthrop
are again Finley which until
oyster Bay. nd dayo so MoristOwn N
Other members this delightful suburb Mr. and
Fleming Newbod and Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Cobb The together
Mrs Cobb spend good OF driving, Cobb coming
town every day for her husband
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Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Peyton will spend
August in Atlantic City.
Elmer Murphy. Of Los Angeles and
Washington, whose marriage to Miss
Patrice Egan, daughter Of the American
Minister TO Denmark, will take place
in Copenhagen next month. sailed from
New YORK for Europe yesterday, to join
his fiancee.
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Miss Rose Ford is the house guest of
Miss Nellie Shute in her home, The
oaks. Upperviue, Fauquier county, Va.
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Thomas Nelson Page and his son-in-
law, Thomas Poultney Lindsay. of Bos-
ton, are spending a few days in the
White Mountains, where they have
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-02

Miss Lena NJ. Richardson has re-
turned TO her home in the Nantucket
from a visit to relatives in Annapolis,
nd.
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Miss Browning entertained at a lawn
party IN her homo in East Falls
Church recently in honor OF her house
guest. Miss McInturff. of Virginia The
lawn and porehes we're beautifully dee-
GRATED With lanterns and flowers A
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Mr. and Mrs Osxin Menk, who were
recently married in washington, have
returned from their wedding trip and
viii oe glad to see their friends In their
home in the New Berne
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Lieut.. and Mrs. F. II. Brumby. and
their little daughter. who have been
visiting relatives in Georgia, returned
this week TO Norfolk. and will spend
the remainder of the summer at Will
lOughby Beach.
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Maj F. II. z. Ebstein. Z. S. A, and
Mrs. Ebstein are at the Greenock Inn,
Lee, Mass, in the Berkshires. for the
remainder of the summer.
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DR.. James Dudley Morgan sailed yes
terday from New York for Europe.
Eugene Leger. accompanied by his
daughter Miss Florence Leger, are
spending a week in Atlantic City, Upon
their return they viii spend several
DAYS in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Mrs. Leger is spending several weeks
in Mississippi, the guest OF relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Block are spending sew
eraI weeks IN Atlantic City at the New
Mansion.
Mrs. Charles Long, accompanied by
MISS Bessie Long and Miss Blanche
Long, wiz leave washington tomorrow
for Avalon, Braddcck Heights, Nd.
z P Newman. of Washington. is
a guest at the Majestic Hotel, Atlantic
City. for several days.
Thomas Bone is the guest Of E. P.
Beach in his apartment in the Press
ton. Atlantic City.
Miss Dolly Goshow is a guest at the
Suckrey Hotel. Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hamilton, accom-
r MED by A. A. Hs milton. are SPENDING
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/ Mrs. B NJ. Randolph has gone 10 At
lantic City for a stay OF several weeks
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DR.. James Dudley Morgan sailed yes
terday from New York for Europe.
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Capt. J. P. S, Lawrence. U. S. N,
retired, and Mrs. lawrence, are spend
ing the summer at Atlantic City
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Miss Josie Adams. Of Richmond, Va,
arrived in Washington today TO be the
guest Of friends for several days before
going 10 Buffalo, y. Y, where she will
make a short visit
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Miss Dolly Goshow is a guest at the
SuckEey Hotel. Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Woodhead and
Mrs. c. B. woodhead are guests al the
Queen Cottage, at Virginia Beach.
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Mrs. William Wagner and her daugh-
ter, Miss Maude Wagner, left yester-
day for Berkeley Springs. ". Va,
where they will spend the month OF
August
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Polo At Point Judith.

Polo has already started at the Point
Judith Country Clu3 and, lasting until
August y, is attra sting many TO Mar
ragansett from Newport. 1t begins at
the latter place ton orrow on the West
chester Polo Club grounds. and as the
game is more pC pular than ever this
year, the tournament and the presence
of the players will be made the &C
casion Of round CT luncheons and din
nerE
Golf, too. is holding it's own at New
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some time at the Macdonald. Atlantic
CITY.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ Foote and
Miss Mabel Footes have closed their
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-02

Thomas Bone is the guest Of E. P.
Beach in his apartment in the Press
ton, Atlantic City.
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The Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury ana Mrs Beekman winthrop were
among those dining at the Chevy Chase
Club last evening.
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Miss Estelle Fisher left Washington
recently for Richmond, Va, where she
is the guest Of Mrs. L. c Younger.
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Mr.. and Mrs John Hamilton, accom-
r MED by A. A Hs milton. are SPENDING
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Bowen, accom-
panied by 5. r. Bowen and Russell Park
Bowen. Of Juliet H., are spending
some time at Virginia Beach.
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Mrs. Graves. OF Richmond, Va who
spent The last week the guest Of her
son. Harwood Graves. at the Sorrento
apartment. has returned home
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Mrs. Hanscom. wife of Naval Construc-
tor J. F. Hanscom, L. S. ", is at Mac
Mahan, Sagadahoc county, Me, for he
season.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Willie have re-
/ turned to their apartment in the Fulton,
| from Annapolis. where they spent July.
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E. A. Knorr. Jr.. and Roy Richardson
left Washington yesterday for Harpers
Ferry, where they will spend several
weeks.
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Gen. G. B. Dandy. Z. S. A, retired,
and his daughter, Mrs. Dean. are spend
ing the summer in Buffalo.
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z P Newman. of Washington. is
a guest at the Majestic Hotel. Atlantic
City, for several days,
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Mrs Minerva r. Crawford, accom-
panied by her daughters. Miss LOttle
Crawford and Miss Edna Crawford. will
leave Washington tomorrow for Piney
Point, Nd
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Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kitchen and
son are spending several weeks at the
Franklin, AsbuTy Park, n. J.
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Miss Nellie c. LeCain left Washing
ton yesterday afternoon for Cincinnati,
where she will be the guest of the
Misses Wheeler for several weeks Miss
LeCain will spend several days IN New
York, Philadelphia. and Atlantic City
on her way home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Storm and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Sherwood are spending
few weeks at Atlantic CITY.
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Maj John Anderson, L. S. A. retired,
and Mrs. Anderson, who have been tray
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The Misses HUH, of 1872 Corcoran
street, entertained Friday evening at
bridge. The ladies' prize was won by
Miss Moore, and the gentlemen's prize
by Dr. Hicks.
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MIR and Mrs. Charles B. Gosom ar
rived in Washington yesterday from
Havana, Cuba, where they have spent
the last year. and where Mr.. Gosom IS
employed in the Government service.
They win spend several weeks in Wash
ington, returning TO Cuba the latter
part of the month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Block are spending sew
eraI weeks IN Atlantic City at the New
Mansion
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Mrs. Lenihan and the Misses Lehman,
wife and daughters Of Capt. n. ]. Len
Than, are spending the summer at the
Glaslyn, Atlantic City.
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Former Senator and Mrs Frank W.
Gage are spending a few weeks in
Baltimore. after a sojourn at Old Point
Comfort, before going to the New Eng
land resorts.
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| Mrs. William Mathews. accompanied
/ by her daughter. Mrs. HARDWOOD Graves,
| has gone TO Atlantic City for August.
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/ Miss Chnds. OF 1512 COrcoran street,
/ has as her guest Miss Annie Rees and
/ Miss Mayo Rees, OF Sumter. S. c.. and
4 Miss Blanch Moore, OF Lancaster. s. c.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F. Ternstau are
spending some time in Atlantic City at
the Hotel Wiltshire.
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Mr.. and Mrs. :. ]. Prescott and fam
lily are spending the summer at At
lantic City. at the New England.
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Mrs. G. II. Small and her son. Fred
eTick w. Small, have returned TO their
apartments in the Imperial, after a
two weeks stay at Atlantic City, at
the Monticello.
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Mrs. Devol. wife OF Mai. Carroll A.
Devol, L. s. A, and her two daughters,
Miss Lucille Devol and Miss Mary De-
vol. who have been spending several
weeks in Basic City. Va. have gone TO
Panama to join Major DevoI at Culebra.
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Mrs. Laura G. Wells and Miss Laura
Wells have arrived at the Mt Wash
ington. Breton Woods, y. H., for the
remainder Of the season.
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Miss Frances Swami, of Richmond.
Va, is spending a fortnight In Wash
ington with relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Merryman are
guests at the Spray View, Ocean
Grove, n. J.
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Miss Sue Hunter has gone to New
Haven Conn, where she will be the
guest OF friends for several weeks.
Miss Hunter has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. r. s. Bowie, during July.
in the sheridan apartrnent