The Washington herald., 1908-06-07


prominent architect there. and Mrs and
Miss Blanchard will remain in George
town until the graduation Of Miss Blanch-
ard from the Central High School, after
which they Will join Mr.. and Mrs Her
ring in New York.
Miss Frances Elizabeth Blake IS ore
Of the guests at house party for the
Leesburg horse show. given by the family
OF G. c. Giddings, at their country home,
Roekhli Farm, near Leesburg Va.
Mrs. John Green Is visiting her parents.
Rev. and Mrs. Nelson Falls, at Ham
mond Court.
JONES ToWnley WorthiHgton, who has
been spending a few days with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Worthington.
in Q street. has returned 70 his home
in Philadelphia
DR. and Mrs Charles Gordon Smith,
L. S N. spent the weekend as guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hendree Paine Simpson
at their country place in Lyonhurst. Va.
John Daniel, who has been spending his
vacation in Georgetown. has returned TO
his home in ST. Louis.
Miss Eloise Davis Ringgold, Of Sails
bury. Nd. who has been spending several
weeks in Baltimore, expects 10 visit
friends in Georgetown this week
Albion Keith Paris, who. with Mrs. Par
ris has been staying at the Virginia Hot
Springs, mas returned 10 Georgetown.
Mrs. Emma Dent Casey and her daugh-
ter, who are former residents Of George
town. are in Basic City, Va. for the
summer.
Miss Gussie Falls. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John Green. at Fort
Washington. has returned to her home In
Hammond Court
Or. John f. Hastings. Of Washington.
has moved to Georgetown, in Cambridge
place.
Rev. and Mrs. James Blake Will close
their home in o street about June l.,
and will spend the summer at Mountain
Lake Park. where they have taken a cot
tage. They will be accompanied By Miss
Frances Elizabeth Blake and Glenn
Blake.
Addison Knox Lusk formerly OF
Georgetown, and John H. p Hood were
honor men among the graduating class
this year at Georgetown College, and took
a prominent part in the commencement
exercises Thursday evening last
Capt and Mrs Phillip Huntington, l. S
A. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Kenny Berry. in Thirtieth street
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Bradley have
closed their house IN Georgetown, and
have taken cottage on the Tennally-
town road for the summer.
Past Assistant Surgeon Charles Gordon
Smith, Z. s. N, arrived from San Fran
cisco last week. DR.. Smith has been on
duty in Honolulu for the last two years.
and left there on the China two weeks
ago. He expects TO be in Georgetown for
about ten days.
w. Baker Weaver has purchased a
country home on the Rockville road.
DR.. and Mrs, Samuel waggaman have
gwen up their house in Thirty-hrst street.
and will move to P street.
worden Paris is spending several
weeks with his mother, Mrs Albion Keith
Paris, at the Virginia Hot Springs.
Commander Thomas W. Kinksid, L. S.
n, spent several days in Georgetown
last week. visiting relatives. He was on
his way TO Annapolis 20 witness the
graduation Of his son, Thomas W. Kin
kaid. jr-, from the United States Naval
Academy.
DR.. and Mrs. John s Fulton and fam
lily, Of Baltimore. are spending the sum-
mer at the old Magruder place. on the
Tennallytown road Or. Fulton is secre-
tary general of the international Con-
gress on tuberculosis. which will meet
in Washington from September p to Oc-
tober p
Mrs Allen and her daughter, Miss
Roberta Allen, who have been the guests
OF Paymaster and Mrs. Charles Connard.
at Hammond Court, have gone with them
to spend the summer in Sconsett. Mass.
Mrs. Charles Birch has taken a cottage
at Eaglesmere, Pa, for the summer She
Will be joined later by her daughter.
Miss Blanch Birch, who is in New York.
Miss Birch is an enthusiastic settlement
worker, and spends much or her time
among the poor.
Mrs. A. z. Connard has returned from