The Washington herald., 1908-06-16

labra. and several large checks. includ-
ing a substantial one from her father.
Miss Elizabeth Withers has returned TO
her home IN Washington after a visit
Of some time in Warnenton, Va.
Mrs. Zimmerman has returned to the
home Of her son. Mr. Page Zimmerman.
after a visit in Philadelphia.
Mr. Frank Wigntman. the artist, who
spent some time in Washington. has re-
turned TO his home in Baltimore.
Miss Mary de Shields. who recently
graduated from the Eastern High School,
bears the distinction Of being the young
est girl ever graduated from that school.
She is not yet seventeen.
Mr. and Mrs. d. l. Engel announce the
engagement of their daughter, Helene D.,
10 Samuel J. Steinberger, OF this city.
Mr. Warren jefferson Davis has return
ed 70 Washington from a visit in New
York and is at the Raleigh for a short
time He is writing a new history Of
his ancestor. the late jefferson Davis. Of
Confederate fame. which he expects TO
complete this summer at his home In
Petersburg
Mr.. and Mrs Rucker and family. and
Mr.. and Mrs. McGil and family have
gone TO their summer home at Herndon,
Va, for the summer.
Rev. DR.. W. V. Tudor. presiding elder
M Et,fg
and Mrs Tudor are making visit 70
Mr. and Mrs S. T. V. MOrsell, in their
home, 93l NJ street DR.. Tudor came up
10 be present at the celebration last sun
day OF the thirty-ninth anniversary Of the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church. OF which he was the first pastor
Thirty-nine years ago, on Sunday. the
congregation moved from the small
church in Vermont avenue. which they
were occupying. now the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, where the late Presi-
dent Garfield worshiped.
There were present on Sunday but ten
members who were members OF the
church at that time They were Mrs
Zimmerman. Mr.. George Thomas. Mrs.
J. L. Johnson. Mr.. John Follin. Mr.. J.
Edward Baird, Mr.. J. T. Petty. Mrs
George P. Keen, Mr.. W. H Ballengee
Miss Florepce Ball, and Miss Annie
Walker The day was also the birthday
OF the present pastor, Rev. J. Howard
Wells. Rev. anC Mrs. Tudor are receiv-
ing many attentions from their former
parishioners, among whom they are
greatly beloved Mrs Tudor was for
merly Miss Morsell, a teacher IN the sun
day school Of the church when Mr.. Tudor
! became the pastor.
Gen. William Rochester and family.
of this city. have opened their home at
Vineyard Haven. Mass, for the summer.
A large colony Of Washingtonians are es-
tablished at Vineyard Haven in the cot
tages there.
Miss Ethel Robeson, daughter OF Mrs.
George NJ Robeson. left Washington yes
terday for Trenton, n. J. She will 60
thence TO New York and then to Bar
/ Harbor for July. In Trenton she will be
/ the guest for a week or more OF Miss
Hamn who has been her guest in Wash
l ington. Miss Hamil is a relative Of the
/ United States Minister 10 Tangier and
! has but recently returned from that coun-
try. Mrs. Robson will leave Washing
! ington later in the month for Spring
Lake, and will go thence to Bar Har-
Dor 70 Join her daughter. They will sal
for Europe some time in August.
Mrs Wilson. widow Of the former mar
shal of the District, Hon. A. A. Wilson
has returned from walla walla, Wash
where she has been with her daugh.
ter since the death OF Marshal Wilson
and is with her relative, Mrs. Irene
Brewer.
Mrs. Trescott and her daughter closed
May. where they have a cottage for the
summer Mrs Trescott's mother and
sisters, Mrs. Worthington and the Mise.
Worthington, Will be with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westinghouse. anC
Mr George Westinghouse, jr. have ar.
rived at Erskine Park. their splendid
estate near Lenox. in the Berkshire Hills
They made the trip by automobile from
their home in Pittsburg and will remain
/ for the season.
Mrs. R. McClurg. of this city. has gone
to Saugerties, in the Catskills. and has
opened her summer home there THE
Anchorage"
Mrs. Guy Standing has gone to Ions
Branch. accompanied by her two children
and will spend some time with her par
| ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Burton, in theil
cottage. The Artyon. in Ocean avenue.
Mrs. f. B. Vanderpoel, OF this city. whC
has been spending June in her summer
home at Saugerties, n. y, will close tha
place at the end Of this month and sal
for Europe for the remainder Of III,
summer.
Invitations have been received in this
city for the marriage of Miss Dory:
James. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Allen James, of Springfield, Ohio. to Mr.
Edward Leckey Reed. on June %. at
o'clock. in the First English Lutheran
! Church. Springfield, Ohio.
Mr.. Reed is we'll known here He wa.
a member of the 06 law class, George
Washington University. and left i'm
mediately after his graduation TO prac-
tice in Ohio.
Ocean Steamships.
| New York. June l5.-ArrTed-NoOrdam from Rot
! terdam June 6; Zealand, from Antwerp June 8
| Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm from Bremen June s
| Caracas from Puerto Cabello June 5; ClOthild,