Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04

in Asbury Park. N. j., recently had as
their guests Miss Elizabeth Ball Of Lees
burg, Va.
Mrs. Burnham, wife Of Mai. David r.
Burnham, U.S.A., retired, recently re-
turned to Washington, and is now staying
at the Hotel Gordon. where she will re-
main during the winter.
DIR. Thomas NJ. Chatard and Mrs
Chatard returned to their home on Rhode
Island avenue last Tuesday after spending
the summer at their cottage at the White
Sulphur Springs, Va
Rev. William C. Alexander and Mrs.
Alexander Of Georgetown left last week
for Roswell, N. NJ, where they Will make
their home in the future.
Mrs Charles H. Graham has returned to
her home on Wisconsin avenue after
spending six weeks in Ocean City, Md.
Rear Admiral Alexander H. Mccormick.
U.S.N.. and Miss Mccormick are at Hot
Springs, Va, to remain several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gusdorf and fam
lily are now located in their new home on
18th street near Belmont road.
Miss Elizabeth Gaines Of Warrenton,
Va, is spending several weeks in Wash
ington as the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Campbell Hibbs
have taken an apartment in the Kanawha
for the winter.
Mr.. Richard Naylor and Mr.. William
NaylOr, who spent the week end In CheS-
tertown, Nd, as the guest of friends,
have returned to Washington.
The Misses Colhoun Of Fairmont street
had as their guest last week their cousin,
Miss Almira r. Harris of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Dinger, wife Of Lieut.. Henry
Charles Dinger, U.S.N.. who has been
spending the summer In Saratoga with
her mother, Mrs. Sadlier, arrived in
Dinger have taken a house on Q street
which they will occupy during the coming
season.
Mrs. Ballengee, wife of the Rev. w. H.
Ballengee. has returned to her home in
Georgetown after spending several weeks
in Basic City, Va.
Assistant Surgeon Milton Lando, U.SN.,
who spent last week in Washington, left
recently for Buffalo. N. Y, where he is
now stationed.
Mrs. Gwinn and her daughter, Miss
Mary GWinn, are now at their cottage at
Deal Beach. N. J.. where they expect to
remain during the fall season.
Mrs. Louis Darnell and her daughter,
Miss Maud Darnell Of Raleigh, N. c.,
have returned to their home. after a de-
lightful visit to Mrs. Herbert Lewis and
to her cousins, Mrs. Provost, Mrs. Wind
and Mrs. Browning at their home on p
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid B. Martin, who have
been spending the summer season in
Spring Lake, N. J.. returned last week to
their homo on 8 street.
Surgeon Holton c. Curl, U.SN, and
Mrs. Curl, who have been spending the
late summer in New York. and later In
Maryland on the Patuxent river, where
DR.. Curl has been enjoying some fine duck
shooting, have recently returned to their
apartment at the Burlington.
Rear Admiral Watson, C.S.N, Mrs.
Watson and their daughters. Miss Ann
Mary Watson and Miss Sara Watson, who
have been spending the summer in the
Blue Ridge mountains, returned recently
to Washington and are occupying their
house on 21st street.
Mrs. Charles P. Stone and family have
to their home on Massachusetts
avenue after spending the summer at Milf
Pa.
Mrs. r. Reitzenstein of sos 9TH street
northwest is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Auerbach at their summer home,
Far ROckaWay. L. l. Later on Mrs
Reitzenstein will visit her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Heilburn, and family at Mount
Vernon. N. Y.
Mr.. Joseph Auerbach is staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Auerbach for fort
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Strouse have re-
turned to their home in Baltimore after
a visit in town with Mrs. Strouse's
mother. Mrs. Max kaufman of D street
southeast.
tary of the Council of Jewish Women,
who is one OF the delegates to the tuber-
culosis congress. was given luncheon
Monday last by the ladies of the board Of
dies were seated Saround the table. Sew
eral made addresses and Miss American
responded. The centerpiece of the table
was large cluster of variegated dahlias.
The same afternoon Miss American was
given a reception in the vestry rooms OF
the Temple by the council and an at
tractive program was given. Miss Flora
Bernheimer sang "Ah. Let Me Dream
and Just Her Way" Mrs. Levi David
gave two selections on the piano. "Fruh-
by Sinding. and Wagner's
Evening Star" after which Miss Ameri-
can gave an interesting talk on the work
ings of the council. Refreshments were
served during the afternoon.
Dr. Joseph NJ. Heller and Mrs. Joseph
l. Saks have returned to the city from a
stay at Atlantic City.
Master Morton Levy was given party
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