Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31
SOCIETY.
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party at the ST James School, Washing
| ton county. Md.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Waggernan have
given up their house on 3lst street. and
| expect to move to street.
Miss Francis Dodge will go to Annapo-
! lis shortly for the June week.
! Mrs A. O. Connard has returned from
| spending the winter in Panama. where
/ she has been the guest of her son, Mr..
! Robert Connard who is connected with
| the canal commission there. Mr. Connard
expects to visit his mother in September.
| Mrs. John Green is visiting her parents.
the Rev and Mrs. Nelson Falls. at Ham
| mond Court
| Past Assistant Surgeon Charles Gordon
Smith. L. S. n. arrived Wednesday even
ing from San Francisco. DR.. Smith has
been stationed at Honolulu for the past
two years, and left there last week on the
China He expects to be in Georgetown
for several weeks
Capt and Mrs. Keeper, L. S. A.. are the
guests of Capt Keepers parents. Gen.
and Mrs. Keeper. IN Washington Mrs.
Keeper was formerly Miss May Allen of
Georgetown.
Miss Bessie Barksdale is attending a
Miss Augusta Falls. who has been the
guest of her sister. Mrs John Green, at
Fort Washington, has returned to her
nome in Hammond Court.
Mr.. Stanley Barksdale and his little
nephew. Master Mason Reed. have re-
turned from visiting in Pohick. Va.
Mrs James F. Casey and her daughter.
Miss Emma Dent Casey. formerly of
| Georgetown are spending the summer at
Basic City. Va.
+! Mime. Lorando. Miss RosIta Lorando and
Mr.. Steven Lorando are staying in
| Georgetown for few weeks.
Mrs. Edward F. Herring left Tuesday
/ for New York to join her husband
Mrs Blanchard and Miss Bertha
Blanchard have closed their house on Q
street and are at 3O43 P street until Miss
| Blanchard graduates from the Central
| High School. when they will join Mr.. and
Mrs Edward F. Herring in New York.
| Mrs. Allen and her daughter Miss Ro-
berta Allen, are visiting Mrs. Charles
| Connard at Hammond Court
The tennis season has opened at the
| DumbartOn Club. and some very fine
| matches are anticipated The courts are
| in excellent condition. and with but little
| Among those seen on the courts are Mr..
| John Ballinger. Mr. Jack Ramsey Mr..
! Lloyd Smoot. Mr.. William LOCKER. Mr..
John Lane Johns and DR.. Richard Cook.
| Mr. James Townley Worthngton of
| Philadelphia is spending a few days with
| his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Worth
/ ington on . street.
! !, Mr.. and Mrs John F. Gerhold enter
| tanned a number of young folks at their
| home in New York avenue Friday even
| ing. the occasion being the anniversary
| of the birth of their daughter Anna. The
parlors and dining room were tasteful.y
| decorated with flowers and flags Music
was in the program one of the features
being solo by Mr.. Bryan. Dancing was
also enjoyed and refreshments were serv-
| ed at intermisSion.
| Those present were the Misses G.
| Ehrmantraut. +. Fosbender. NJ Swing, b.
Wortley Barr. G. Murray. NJ. Cosgrove.
l.. Gasch, F. Carroll. NJ. Tanner. NJ
Armstrong and a. Gerhold and Messrs. A.
Lingle, S. Galloway. NJ. Bryan, j. Good
| win. \. Polak. J. Dade, c. Tanner, j.
Fissell. c. Schoeneman of Newport. c.
Dunn of Clifton Forge, Va, and V. Plane
of Atlanta. Ga.
Miss Gerhod was the recipient of many
beautiful presents.
lapia Springs. Ky, for the month of June
The visit to the springs is made on &C.
count of the doctors health.