The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

MRS. J. ID. HENDERSON,
/ Who Is IN her sumner home. Glen Eyrie. at
/ Bar Harbor.
week from japan on the steamship
I Deutschland. The Aiineola spent some
time during the early spring in the Phil
/ ippines, taking an active part in the social
1 festivities there. Col Thompson was a
/ frequent host on his yacht. aud many en-
tertainments were given by the Americans
in the Philippines.
Mrs Levin H Campbell OF Euclid
street. has returned 10 her home from
I Smithburg. Pa. where she took her
mother. Mrs HOllyday Miss Louise
I Campbell. who has been in Philadelphia
[ and Spring Lake for the past two months,
I has also returned. She Will accompany
I her parents 10 Wytheville. Va. TO spend
/ the month Of August.
| The engagement Of Miss Hettie Walker.
I daughter Of Mrs r. H Walker. OF Los
/ Angeles. Cal. % DIidshipman W. II
l Pashiey. L : y. was announced last
week Miss Walker is well known in
I Annapolis and Washington. as she spent
/ more than year In Annapolis with her
| mother. her sister. and small brother.
I while her older brother was a cadet al
NA- al -1---lAtl-A1 ne v .1S a -lalt4aAla
/ OF " bat has recently resigned from
I the navy because Of his health
Mrs. Reed and Miss Blossom Reed.
/ widow and daughter Of DR.. Walter r
Reed, L. s. y. are spending the sum
I mer at Spar Hawk. OEunquit. Ne. in
stead Of in their mountain cottage at
/ Blue Ridge Summit. They spend their
{ winters at the Cairo. in this city.
I Cards have been received here from
Mrs Ezra Wilson Miller. Of Railway.
| y J., announcing the marriage Of her
I daughter, Adele Rollins. 10 Mr. Henry
Q Clifton, Of Buffalo, on JULY Is Nr
Z Clifton is a nephew OF the late lieutenant
governor Of New York State Hon Will
I ian DOrsheimer. whose widow died IN
I her home here little more than a
year ago Mr.. Clifton and his bride will
be the guests later in the month Of his
sister. Mrs. Frederick NJ Gilbert. in her
home in ~alpole. y. II.
Capt and Mrs. \ T. Mark. L. S. N
C., are receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of a son. in St Paul. MINI. July l8
Mss Pershing. sister Of Gen. Pershing.
L. S. A. who has been in the Philippines
with Gen and Mrs Pershing. sailed from
Manila, July Il. for san Francisco. Mrs.
Pershiug was a great belle In Washing
ton as Miss Helen Warren. daughter Of
Senator Warren, Of Wyoming.
Mrs EsteHe GartreH. and Miss Gartreu
will be away from the city until Septem-
Der.
Mrs y W Brewer has returned to her
home after a visit TO Rockville, Nd
Miss Mary Amy Murdoch. accom-
panied only by her maid. will leave on
Tuesday for Ocean City. Nd, where she
viii be a guest in the cottage OF Mrs.
Burrows
Mr- W A Cruitt. who has been serious
ly III for some time, has recovered, and
is again able to be out
Mrs. \. L P. Mesny. Of the Ontario.
entertained Mrs Howell, Of Philadelphia,
during last week.
Mrs Byrne Weaver. Of this city. is vis-
iting in Front Royal, Va.
Miss Mabel sonntag and her brother
Lester have left, TO spend the summer
with their friend. Miss Bland Sanders. OF
Richmond County. Va.
Mrs. J. Kohner and son. Morton. are at
Forest Glen, Nebr-
Miss Sadie Hlrsch. Of Boston, spent last
Sunday in this city
M and Mrs. Meyer Loeb and family
are spending the summer at Hotel Belve-
dere, Chesapeake Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Stern. Of the Ashley.
have gone to Atlantic City for several
weeks.
Miss Nina Louise Cans. Of Richmond.
IS visiting her grandmother Mrs. Cans
at the Alamo. In Twelfth street.
Mrs. E Fuld and Miss Hess. OF Pater-
son. y. J, spent last week with Mrs. n
Levy Of La Grande.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. W. Harris Of sixth
street. are home after having spent some
time at Atlantic City
Miss Irene Jacobs and Miss Camille
schwab left Wednesday evening on
trip to Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, and
Richmond.
Mrs. sam Rothschild and family. of T.
street left Friday for stay OF six weeks
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Carl King and daughter. Rose. or
New York. spent Thursday and Friday in
Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Max KOhner and family
VIII spend July at Atlantic City.
Mrs William r. Harrison IS building
a charming bungalow at Fort Nvsr. Va
Mr. and Mrs John Warren viii leave
the city August and spend the balance
Of the summer in the country.
Mrs George Cooper and Miss Cooper /
viii 60 to the seashore for the month
Of August
Rev. J. o. Knott. Of this city, and
party Of friends. who are spending the
summer abroad, have reached Rome,