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A. c. vanderbilt Coming 3d..

Although Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt is
sailing for Europe the week after next
with her mother. Mrs. +. o. French.
and little boy, with the object OF re-
naming abroad for several months.
Alfred Vanderbilt is coming home, will
pass his former wife on the ocean, and
announces his intention Of taking a
very active part in the gayeties OF. the
Newport season and Of devoting him
self in particular 70 polo while in resi-
dence at Oakland Farm.
While sympathy In Alfred Wander
bits domestic troubles has been almost
wholly with his wife. even among
the vanderbilt clan itself, vet II by
no means follows that the husband is
to be subjected to any sort OF social
ostracism- Throughout his stay in
London ne has been much with lis
relatives. notably with his mother and
with his uncle and aunt, the William
Douglas SlOanes, while Mrs Reginald
Vanderbilt. his slster-iu-t,w. repeatedly
occupied the bcS seat CT his coach on
his daily drives from London 10 Brigh-
ton
Moreover, very conspicuous at the
great international horse show. at
the Olympia, as one OF the judges, he
was apparently in high favor with all
the Americans present.
The long and short OF the matter is
that New York society has become so
much accustomed 10 divorces that it
has long since ceased TO take violent
sides in these family controversies. and
while everybody likes Mrs. Elsie Van
derbilt. especially at Newport. very few
doors there are going 10 be closed
against her husband On her account.
Mrs. Fish Sails.
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OF course the glorious Fourth will be
celebrated on Saturday next. with all
its accustomed jollity. noise. and much
hospitality The latter WILL indeed, be
the order Of the day at all the summer
resorts. and at Newport dear Old Mrs
James p Kernoehan will give her Gus
tomari patriotic entertainment, assist
ed By Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Butler
Duncan, who are staying with her.
She is delighted with her daughter-in-
laws remarriage. and instead OF resent
ing the CHEEKY and universally popula7
CLOSES action In abandoning the namC
Of Kernoehan for that OF Butler Dun
can, displays almost as much affection
for Alexander as she did for her own
son. the late lamented Jimmie Kerno-
chan.
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LAKE WHICH DISAPPEARED

The lake Of Moerjoien, situated 7.76O
feet above the sea. at the foot Of the
Eggtskorn, on the great glacier Of
Aletsch, a pretty little lake with bIr1e
water and sparkling clfns. suddenly
vanished one night a few weeks ago. II
is supposed that a recent storm caused
the creNasse 10 open at the bottom Of
the lake, and that the water ran Out
through this The day following he
disappearance OF the lake the plains of
the canton OF Vaud. some distance
away, were flooded by a sudden torrent
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SUMMER RESORT SEASON BEGINS IN
REAL. EARNEST NOW; VAN
DERBILT RETURNING.

NEW YORK, June 27-New York's
summer resort season has now begun
in real earnest. Country houses have
been closed all along the Hudson val
ley, out In the Meadow Brook district
and elsewhere IN the neighborhOod OF
the city, and society has hetal1en itself
TO Newport, Bar Harbor, and 10 other
points along the seashore. as well as
to the Berkshires. and. more especially,
20 the Adirondacks.
This is an of year. as far as yachting
is concerned, and IN consequence thereof
there are more people going TO the noun
tains than usual, since they have not
so many inducements TO keep them
along the seashOre- Newport will be
one OF the principal sufferers IN this
respect.
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the remainder OF the summer abroad.
and the Harry Lehrs viii also be miss
ing from Newport for the first time in
years Mrs. Fish and her ever faithful
Harry have contributed so much to the
gayety of the season in past summers
that they viii be much missed
Another leader Of the Newport colony,
Mrs. o. r. p. Belmont, In deep mourn
ing for the recent death Of her husband.
left last Wednesday with her son. Har-
old, and instead Of remaining In Lon
don with her daushter, the Duchess Of
Marlborough. as she had intended, de-
cided at the last moment before her de-
parture TO 90 at once TO Paris 10 join
her friend, Mrs w B.. Leeds, now a
widow Ike herself.
Billie Leeds had been aiIing for some
time past, in fact, ever since he bought
Rough Point from the Fred Vanderbilts
at Newport. BE had spent a vast
amount OF money in altering, improv-
ing. redecOrating, and diminishing the
place with a view to extensive hospi-
talities under the auspices Of Mrs. o.
H p Belmont, who has acted as the
social sponsor u Mrs. Leeds. and to
whom the LAYER is indebted for her IN
PRODUCTION to the fashionable set, both
at Newport and IN New York
Mr.. and Mrs. McTwombly, with their
unmarried daughter. Ruth. and their
married daughter, Mrs. William A n
Burden. and her husband, are booked
10 SAT- this week for Europe. and con-
sequently there viii be none OF the
Florham, their place IN New Jersey or
at Vineland. their villa at Newport. The
latter which is stu IN the hands Of the
builders and decorators, viii not be
ready for occupancy before late IN the
fall. and accordingly its owners have
decided 70 spend the summer in Europe.
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Mrs. Louis Lion, Of Baltimore, has
issued invitations for the marriage Of
her daughter, Cecilia and William
Michaelis. Of Washington. to take place
Wednesday evening, July 10. at Z
o'clock at Londale, Roslyn avenue.
WalbrOok-
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Mrs. Nina Oppenheimer. Of New York
avenue. North TakOma Park. viii be at
home this evening, from TO 10 O'Clock.
IN honor Of her seventeen birthday an
niversary.
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Mrs. Joseph Strasburger, OF the Belle
vue apartments. has as her guests Miss
Dora Marshall. of Lacrosse; Mrs. and
Miss Bertha StrasburSer, Of Fredericks-
burg, Va.
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are making thei- nome with Mr.. Cation
father, In North Columbus street.
Mrs. Charles c CRrlin and Miss Min
ME Henderson served tea at the Alex
aldria Golf Club house. on Shooters
Hin last week.
Mrs. William 7. Morton and children
are spending the summer near Fred
ericksburg.
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Miss Cora L. Kern, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee n. Kern Wilmington.
Del, were married Tuesday evening
June 10, to Henry Utely Milne, Of Ia
koma Park, Md. The wedding was
performed in the home Of the brides
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Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. SteibeI and Harry
King, who sailed June II for abroad
have arrived in Europe.
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Milton Beekman has returned from a
five months stay in Munich. Germany,
and was Joined in New York by Mrs.
Beekman. They, with their family,
will spend the remainder Of the sum
mer in the country.
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Carter's Run Baptist Church. near
Warrenton. Va. was beautifully deco
rated with June flowers and ferns
Thursday, when the only daughter OF
c. z. HOltzclaw, Miss Lucy Marshall
Holtzclaw, was married to Prof. Lind
say Crawley, Of Georgia, the Rev F. r.
Boston. pastor Of the chuc b. perform
ing the ceremony. The brides attend
ants were Miss c. Mclaughlin, of
Americas, Ga; Miss G. Jones. Of Doe
Hill. Va; Miss Grace Brooks, Of Lees
burg. Va. and Miss Lily Powers. of
White Post, Va.
The best man was DR.. r. NJ Grimm
of Baltimore. V. H. Kellum. Of Nor
folk; Prof. lie Roy Buckingham. Of
Warren. Ohio, and Prof. R. J. Brandon
burg, Of Morgan, Nd. were ushers.
After a Northern tour, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawley will go to Georgia. where Prof.
Crawley is president of State Agricul-
tural College, of Georgia.
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julius Hertzberg has joined Mrs.
Hertzberg and sons at Braddock
Heights, Nd, for the week end.
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Miss Viola Burrows was married TO
Henry ". Greenfield. of New York, IN
the home Of her grandmother. Mrs. Il.
A. Burrows, near TenleytOwn, Thurs
day evening, the Rev. DR. Carroll, pas
tor OF the Tenleytown NJ. Z. Church,
officiating.
Miss Mary Humphrey, Of Rockville,
played the wedding music. After IN in
formal reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Green
field left for a wedding trip North.
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Charles Citing Coates. son of Briga-
der General Coates, [. S. A. retired,
who just graduated from the Pennsyl-
vania Military College. win not return
to his apartments at the Cairo this
summer, but will tour the West
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Miss LeOna Young has returned to her
home. after spending a few days in
Baltimore, with relatives
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Mrs. H Holander OF Eighteenth
street. spent a few days at Braddock
Heights, Nd, last week with her niece,
Mrs. Julius Hertzberg.
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Mrs oscar Baum and son leave to-
day for Pittsburg. to visit relatives.
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Mrs. A. HofheimeS has returned 20
her home in Norfolk, Va, after a short
stay with her sister. Mrs. Carl AueC-
bach.
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DR.. Abram Simon, of Eighth street,
has cablegramed 10 his friends the
news Of his and his family's safe ar
rival in Europe.
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Mrs. A. Richold. Of New York. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. /. RichOld,
Of Eighteenth street.
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II. r. Bell and w w Finley. OF
washington are spending a couple OF
weeks at the Marlborough BIeaheIm.
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rett were married in Baltimore. June ..
The Rev. Hobart Smith, at Christ
Church rectory, was the officiating
clergyman.
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Mrs Charles YOunge and sister, Miss
Jeanette Theimer, are spending the
summer IN the Blue Ridge mountains.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Cation have re-
turned from their wedding trip. They
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Mrs. Edward Mayer has returned
from Norfolk, where she was the guest
OF her aunt
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ATLANTIC CITY. June 27.-The hot
weather OF the week drove people to
the shore in great numbers, and the
hotels and boarding houses are rap
idly filling up The weather here has
not been so oppressive unless one
had to be directly in the sun. There
has been a cool breeze all the time.
and especially in the evening Many
OF the evenings have been so cool
that some people have been obliged
to don light wraps
But the hot weather has had a sal
utary effect. 1t has sent the crowds
the hotel men have 0een signing for,
and IN the course OF another week
the resort VIII have assumed a de-
cidedly summer appearance None
Of the hotels are packed yet, but most
Of them are comfortably filled, and
so are the boarding houses
There VIII be q big crowd OF peO-
pie here next week. The national
holiday falling on Saturday VIII bring
a larger crowd here than usual on
that date. Every preparation is made
for the handling OF a big crowd OF
people that day, and nothing but bad
weather viii interfere
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Mrs. Annie z. Elliott. Of Washington.
is among the visitors at The Hotel
Shclburne.
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F. A. Lutz, OF Washington. has reg
Istered at the Hotel Chalfonte for an
extended stay.
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Mrs. J. P. Agnew and family are sum-
mering near Accotink.
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Mrs. Louis Kann and children, Of Bal
timore, are the guests of the formers
mother, Mrs. Harris.
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~ . NAiishu - 6onsa4r at YAK view
Mansion.
Those in the party were Miss Anna
McCoach, Miss Edna Faye. Miss Kath-
leen McElfresh. Miss Ruby Springston,
Charles Barton. Edward Cochennour.
Harvey Chestnut, Willard Chestnut, Mr..
McCoach. and Mr.. Shannon.
Miss Esther Denny, daughter of Col
and Mrs. F. L. Denny. U. S. NJ. c.. who
has been making a series of visits in
New York and Philadelphia, will return
TO Washington tomorrow.
The Imperial Club, chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Blumenfeld, will
spend today at Great Falls. Dinner
and supper Will be served on the
green. The party consists OF Miss
Helen Strasburger. Of Atlantic City;
Miss Dora Garner. of Newport News.
Va; Miss Celia Bayesdorfer, of Phil
adelphia; Miss Alma ROsenthal, Of
Baltimore; Miss Cecilia Lion. of Bal
timore; Miss Sadie Silver, Miss
Blanche Stern, Miss Leona Stern.
Miss Irma Stern. Miss Jennie Sanger,
Miss Bessie Lansburgh, Miss Carrye
Baer, Miss Malvin WoOg, Miss Es-
telle Hand, Miss Helene Engel, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Blumenfeld. Sam
uel J. Steinberger. William Machealis.
Maurice Sinsheimer, Milton Kaufman,
Harold kaufman, Samuel Greena-
baum, Leon Strauss, Phil Herman,
Sydney Gunst. A. c. Mayer. Leo Loeb,
sol Abbott, Milton Baer, Herbert
Guggenheim, Harry Sanger. Sydney
Kaufman, Joseph Solomon, ~ L. New
myer, and Milton Il. Strasburger.
The American Girls Pleasure Club
enjoyed a delightful outing Tuesday. at
Rock Creek Park. Mrs. B. Oettinger,
Mrs. D. J. kaufman. Mrs. Sydney Hell
Ter, and Mrs. Julius Sellinger chaperon-
ed the party.
The members Of the club who partici-
pated were Miss Beatrice Hahn. Miss
Katherine Heller. Miss Ruth Kronheim,
Miss Dorothy Oettinger, Miss Alma
kaufman, Miss Eleanor SelIinger, Miss
Aline Kronheim. Miss Jeanette Else
Nan, and Miss Lorraine Sommers.
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Miss Kittie Barrett. VINO has been
spending the winter in Europe. has re-
turned home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Snow. of Wash
ingtOn, announce the marriage of their
eldest son, DR.. Samuel Dryden Snow. to
Louise Berry, at North Conway. n. h.
June "a.
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II II. Wilson, a Washington business
man. IS among the shore visitors OF
the week.
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Miss leila Bayesdorfer, of Philadel-
phia, is the guest OF her cousin. Mrs.
Sylvan Bensinger. of the Sterling.
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Weddinqs-Enqagements

The marriage of Miss Lottie B. Turner
TO Edwin F. Dove took place last even
ing at $50 o'clock in the rectory OF
St. Agnes p. z. Chapel The Rev.
Charles J. Wingate On1ciated.
Mrs. Charles Magruder. sister of the
bride. was the matrOn OF honor. and the
best man was Charles Magruder. Miss
Turner wore a dainty bridal gown OF
white batiste. and carried Bride roses.
Only a small family party, including
the parents Of the bride. MI and Mrs
z. Turner. of MillersviIIe, Nd. and her
aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. J. r
Steele. with whom she has made her
home for several months. at 1517 First
street northwest, attended the cere-
mony-
After July I. Mr.. and Mrs. Dove will
be at home at 1899 First street
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. West, OF
Edgewood Park, Pa, have announced
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Georgette Burrell West, to Capt. VIII
liam Kelly, u S. A The wedding will
take place in October.
Miss West, who is the niece OF Rep
resentative and Mrs. George F. Huff of
Pennsylvania, and who spent part OF
last winter here as ~ guest. was
the maid of honor marriage of
her cousin. Miss Ca olyn Huff, and
Murray Cobb, last October.
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ing. entertained friends at her nome on
Seminary Hill.
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Frank NJ Walters, OF washington,
is enjoying a little outing at the shore.
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Dr. NJ. DARCY 0Iagee and wife are
spending several days at the Hotel
Chalfonte
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The marriage of Miss Lille Hutton
hewitt, Of Huntington, Va, 10 Samuel
Clement SmoOt. of Washington, took
place Thursday evening in the old PO-
hick Episcopal Church, the Rev Thomas
hewitt Lawrence, cousin of the bride,
assisted by the Rev. Everard Meade
rector of the church, and the Rev.
Osborne Belt, of Cumberland. Nd
brother-in-law of the bridegroom. per
forming the ceremony.
Miss hewitt. VINO is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H c. hewitt, was attended by
her cousin, Mrs. z. Wade Ball, of Clar-
endon, Va, as matron Of honor. and
Miss Frances Page Meade. % Pohick.
Va, as maid of honor The best man
was Rowland NJ Jones. Of Washing
ton, and the ushers were Phillip o.
Ward, Of Accotink, Va; Philip Nelson
Meade, Of Portsmouth, IA; Dr. w
Smith Franklin, and A. II. Davis. of
Washington
The pretty old church was beautiful
~ adorned in green and white.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her brother, Benjamin F. hewitt
wore an imported lace gown Of white
lace, over taffeta, and she carried lilies
OF the valley and maidenhair ferns. A
full set Of family pearls. more than a
hundred years old. We're worn.
After an informal reception in the
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Smoot left for
a wedding trip to Atlantic City. After
July Is they will be at home in the
Ontario, Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ray G. Sanders, Of
Washington, are spending their honey
moon at the shore.
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Mrs. Mary E Lowne. daughter Of the
late L. A Wood, and George E. Gar
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Capt. Herbert Bryant had as his
guests last week Lieut.. and Mrs. VIII
son Browne. They have left for Nor
folk.
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The following residents Of Washing
ton registered IN these Atlantic Cft-
Hotels during the week
American Garden-J. L Becker.
Hotel Bothwell-AIrs- H D. Hoover.
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William Totten, Of Washington, IS
spending a fortnight al the Hotel
TraymOre.
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AIlerton I. CUshman. Of Washington
Is spending a fortnight here.
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Miss Jennie /. Kenney and John L
Wise. OF washington. Were married in
Rockville. Nd. Friday. June 70. in the
home OF the Rev. DR.. White, who per-
formed the ceremony.
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Theodore y. Grossman, Of Washing
ton and his family, have apartments
at the Hotel AIbemarle. and win spend
the entire summer IN Atlantic City.
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Mrs. J. Hall Moore and Miss Clara G.
Moore, Of Richmond, last week paid
visit to relatives in this city.
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Charles 3. Dillon. OF the National
Capital, IS here for his health. He IS
staying AT the Hotel Rio Grande.
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Lawrence 3. Kemp. OF washington.
is enjoying d little outing He IS Uv-
ing al the Hotel Brighton.
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M and Mrs. Walter Maxwell. OF
Washington, have taken apartments al
the Hotel Warwick for an extended
stay.
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Mrs- H c. Wi1ship and Miss Marga-
ret z. Winship, OF Washington. have
taken apartments at the Hotel St.
Charles.
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John A Marshall has as his guests
DR. and Mrs. Theodore n. Pease and
daughter. Of Philadelphia.
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Mrs. T. W MahOOd and d L Ma
hood. OF Washington, are spending a
couple OF weeks at the shore.
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Miss Emily MehaTey had as her
guests last week Mr. and Mrs George
+. Mushbach, OF Red Lodge, Mont
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EVENTS IN ALEXANDRIA, DUR
ING THE LAST WEEK IN
PARAGRAPHS

J. c. Smoot and family are spending
the summer at North Wilkesboro. y. c.
Mrs. Eleanor Washington Howard had
as her guest last week Mrs. Beverley
D. Tucker. OF Norfolk.
Miss Kittie Barrett. vino has been
spending the winter in Europe, has re-
turned home.
Capt. Herbert Bryant had as his
guests last week Lieut.. and Mrs. VIII
son Browne. They have left for Nor
folk.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence c. Lead5eater
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner L Boothe
have leased 'Vau Cluse," the home Of
Prof. Andrews, on Seminary Hill, for
the summer and win spend the hot sea-
son there
Miss Emily Mehaney had as her
guests last week Mr.. and Mrs George
Z. Mushbach, Of Red Lodge, Mont
Mrs. J. Hall Moore and Miss Clara G.
Moore. Of Richmond, last week paid a
visit to relatives in this city.
John A Marshall has as his guests
DR. and Mrs. Theodore n. -Pease and
daughter, Of Philadelphia.
Miss Carrie Wise. last Thursday even
ing. entertained friends at her nome on
Seminary Hill.
Mrs Charles Younge and sister Miss
Jeanette Theimer. are spending the
summer IN the Blue Ridge mountains.
Mrs. ]. P. Agnew and family are sum-
mering near Accotink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 3. eaton have re-
turned from their wedding trip. They
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George VI. Darlington. Of Washington.
is spending a fortnight at the Hotel
Arlington.
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Miss Esther Denny, daughter of Col
and Mrs. F. l.. Denny, U. S. NJ. c.. who
has been making a series Of visits in
New York and Philadelphia, will return
TO Washington tomorrow.
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Miss Virginia Smith, well known IN
the social circles Of the National Capt
tai, and her brother. o. f. Smith, IT.,
are spending couple OF weeks here
They are staying at the Hotel Whist
shire.
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Edward A Moseley. secretary Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
IS spendin~ a couple Of weeks at
the Hotel Rudolf. he made an ad-
dress before the Master Car Build
ers' convention last week.
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Mrs. Eleanor Washington Howard had
as her guest last week Mrs. Beverley
.. Tucker. OF Norfolk.
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Mrs. william H Hoover and her son
and daughter. OF Washington. are
spending a couple OF weeks at the
shore.
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Mrs. Fish Sails.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish sailed yesterday
with her husband for Europe TO spend
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Charles z. Gross. OF Washington. and
his wife, have located at the Hotel
Clarendon.
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J. c. SmOot and family are spending
the summer at North Wilkesboro. y. c.