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The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Of Washington. AT Yves Point. y Y.
June 80.
Pay Director s r Calhoun, retired,
and Mrs. Calhoun are spending the sum
mer at the Hotel Marion, Lake George
n Y
Mrs. T. o. Murphy and her daughter.
Miss Evelyn Murphy. wife and daugh-
ter Of Capt. Truman o. Murphy. Nine
teenth Infantry, are spending the
months OF July and August in Mansfield,
Ohio. the guests OF relatives.
Miss Inez Parker and Miss FIorine
Walker, Of Washington, were the honor
guests at a dance given in Richmond
Friday evening by die South Hi Ger
man Club in the ball room Of the Hotel
McAden.
Miss Sallie Goode and Miss Elizabeth
GOode. Of Washington, who have been
the guests Of Miss Elizabeth Payne IN
her home IN Norfolk. Va. are now the
guests OF Miss Elizabeth Brooke.
Harry Heath Riddleberger. of wash
ington. has gone TO Norfolk. Va, to
spend the summer with relatives.
Miss Bette r. Dawes. Of Washington,
IS The guest of Miss Josie Dawes in her
home in Norfolk. Va
Mrs. George wooIhouse. Of Bramble-
ton. Va, who has been the guest OF
friends in washington for several
weeks, has returned 70 her home.
Miss Moore. Of washington. D. c.. is
the guest Of Mrs. Edward Spalding in
her home in Norfolk. Va
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Austin. Of wash
ington, arc guests at the Desmessoz
House, Newport, R I
Col. John T'weedaIe, L. s. A. and
guests at the Arlington Hotel, at Ocean
Grove.
Mrs. NJ. 3 Smith, Of Washington, is
spending some time at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Robert and Byron
r. Robert, Of Washington, are guests
at the La Pierre Hotel, Ocean Grove.
Among those from Washington, who
are spending some time in Asbury Park
are Theodore Smith and family, Mrs.
A. r. Holden, Randall Holden, Enid
Holden, William J. English.
Col. and Mrs. z. A. Koerper, L. s. A,
have gone to Beach House, Siasconset.
Mass, where they will pend July and
part OF August.
Gen. and Mrs. c. A. woodruff are the
guests Of their daughter. Mrs. Roger
Williams, at Billings. Mont-. for the
summer.
Capt Frederick H. Delano. Z. S. NJ
c.. who has been on duty in Cuba, Is
now in the Naval Medical School Hos
pital, in Washington, for treatment.
Mrs. Robert Livingston Denig, wife Of
Lieutenant Denig, L. s. NJ. c, will sail
tomorrow from San Francisco on the
army transport Thomas for Manila and
Japan
Mrs. wauing, wife Of Commander B.
T. Walling, L. S. N, has closed her res
idence on Eighteenth street. and will
leave Washington next week for Bos-
ton, where she will join her husband,
whose ship. the Birmingham, will be
under repairs at the Boston Navy Yard
for some weeks Mrs. waIIing. viii be
accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Rob
ert Boyd.
Miss Grace Walling. who has been at
tending the Bristol School in Washing
ton. win go to CircleviIle. Ohio. where
she Will be the guest OF her grandmoth-
er. Mrs A. S Walling. ana will later
join her parents.
Mrs. NJ. 5. Gray, Mrs. F. c. WeeIe.
Miss II y
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Postmaster General Meyer is keeping
bachelor hall in his home on Connect
cut avenue during the absence Of his
family in Europe Mrs Meyer and the
Misses Meyer and George Won L. Meyer,
,ir., are expected to return 10 this coun-
try early in August, and Mr.. Meyer. Will
then go to his summer estate at Hamit-
ton, Mass, called Rock Maple Farm. -
spend the remainder Of the wac-n
weather.
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Hugh T. Harvey. OF Washington, sail
ed az noon yesterday from New York
for Dallas, Tex. 10 represent Washing
ton Lodge. No Is. P. B. o. EIks, at the
ar nuaI reunion which takes place On
July 70. "A. Is. and 16
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Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson has
closed his apartment at the Portland for
q month or six weeks. and has gone on
a Western trip. Though Il is really 4
business trip. the Secretary will make
short visit to his home In Traer, Iowa,
before returning 10 the Capital.
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Among those from Washington, who
recently arrived at the Arlington Hotel,
Virginia Beach. from Washington. are
Nj and Mrs Harry Campo. r D. How
ard, and DR.. q II. Helton.
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Cabinet

The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. COrteyoE and their children were
the only entire Cabinet family TO spend
the Fourth in Washington. They Will
remain IN town for a week or so yet.
before going to their summer place at
Watch hin, r. l.
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Miss Esther Denny. daughter Of Col
onel Denny. L S. NJ c. and Mrs Den
ny, will leave Washington this after
noon for New York. and go from there
for A two weeks stay with Mss Alice
VANDERBILT in the Thousand Islands
Colonel Denny will 20 70 New York
with his daughter. and from New Yor.-
she will go 70 Clayton. " Y. where
ar- and Mrs Vandergrift will meet her
IN their yacht Upon the conclusion OF
her visit Miss Denny will return 10
Washington 10 Join her parents. and
together they will go 10 one OF the Viz
ginia resorts for the summer
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Mrs Samuel Dryfuss, after returning
from a six months stay IN St Gall.
Switzerland, spent q short while win
MI and Mrs NJ BlUmenthaI OF II
street, when en- route 20 her home n
Waynesboro. Pa
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Mrs. Nary OdeIl. who is spending sew
eral weeks in Mountain Lake Park. viii
spend Part OF the summer season in
Ocean Grove.
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Mrs Harry King and children are
spending the summer at Atlantic City,
while Mr.. King Is in Europe
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Levy and daugh-
ter are spending the summer at Chess
peake Beach.
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Mrs II. c. Winship and her daughter
Miss Margare. Winship. are at the ST.
Charles. in Atlantic City. for the re-
nainder OF the season
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Washington. 70 take place Wednesday.
July Is. at Freund's- Dr. Louis Stern,
Of the Eighth Street Temple. viii per
form the ceremony.
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Among the numerous dinner hosts at
the Chevy Chase Club last evening
was George Putnam, who entertained
small party in celebration Of the
Fourth OF July
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Mr.. and Mrs. A Cohn and Miss Louise
Coin, or Pirtsburg, are the guests q
Gustave Lansburgh. OF Vermont ave
nue.
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Miss Rose Well, Of Baltimore, IS
spending the weekend with the Misses
FeIlheimer
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Nr. and Mrs. Max Fischer and fam
ily are spending the summer at Sena-
tor Stewards farm. at Ashburn. Va.
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Joseph Dammann. Of New York IS
the guest or his parents, M and Mrs
a. Dammann.
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are spending a portion OF their honey
moon at the Hotel Ferebee, Virginia
Beach
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Miss Blanche Stern, accompanied by
Miss Rebecca Wallberg. OF Alexandra.
are spending q fortnight az Friar
Springs, Va.
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Miss Mary Ellen Lutz. OF Chevy
Chase. Nd, will be married 10 Williams
F. Lemon, Monday evening. July 8. IN
the home Of the brother OF the BRIDE,
Frank A Lutz, in the Sterling. The
ceremony. which will be attended by a
small party OF relatives and intimate
friends The ceremony viii be perform
ed by Bishop Frank II Bristol Mss
Gertrude LUtz, s. te- Of the bride. viii
be the mai0 OF honor and Harry n
Lemon. brother Of the bridegroom, wiu
be best man.
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Mr. and NE. L Neuman viii leave
today for Nj -serlens, Mich. where
they WI spenz several weeks
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General Wright, the new Secretary OF
War, was the honor guest of General
Oliver, Assistant Secretary Of War, last
evening at dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club.
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Mrs CarOllre King. 1Ir- and Mrs
Henry Kaufman and son. and Meyer
King and family are spending thhe
sumner at Caiths-sbUrg, Nd
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Mai and Mrs. David D. Porter, L. S.
NJ c, the latter formerly Miss Winifred
Mattingly. returned 20 washington Fri
day evening from their bridal trip, and
are established for the summer at I72s
Twenty-first street
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julius Pels. u Baltimore. spent a
few days here Nth relatives before
sailing for a SUMMER travel in Europe
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Mr. and Mrs. 3. F. Burns left Wash
ington last evening for an extended
Western tour, going first % the Demo-
cratic convention in Denver. Colo. and
from there 70 Mrs Burns former home
in Spokane. Wash They viii be absent
from Washington about a month.
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Ter, A h ;. Stukey. Robert McDeT-
mott, Stuart Mcnamara. D. D. Gibson
are among the Washlngtonians IN At
lantic City.
Miss Ole Crimson and Miss LOttie
Brinson. Of Lambert's Point. Va, are
spending a month IN Washington
Carl Roeder entertained in his home
in Sligo. Nc Wednesday evening com
plimentary - Capt. r. VI. Webster and
Lieut. John J. Tolcott. officers Of the
Manual Training High School Cadets.
Of which Mr.. Roeder IS a member
Among the other guests were Miss
Eva Crump. Miss jeanette Lusby. Miss
Nettie GIN. Miss Edna Holt. Miss
Myrtle Holt. Miss Katie Kraus, Miss
Clara White, Miss Sallie Philips. Miss
Mary Roeder, Miss Esther Roeder. Miss
Helen Roeder. George GIL. Of Pittsburg;
Walter Gill, James ROeder. and others
W. ". Brewton celebrated his seven
ty-ffth birthday Saturday, IN his home.
100 Thlrty-Jhird street A large party
Of relatives and friends gathered dur
ing the evening. 10 extend their con-
gratulations TO the host.
Mrs. J. A -4uston, the newly elected
president OF Auxiliary, No. Is. OF Co
lumbia typographical Union, vas
hostess at a reception Saturday evening
10 the members Of her various commit
tees. and the officers
Among those present were Mrs. Kidd.
Mrs Hunt. Miss Mccormick. Mrs.
knight, Mrs Andrew. Mrs. Berg, Mrs
Julius, Mrs. c. c. Thompson. AIRS. Bat
ties, Mrs. Cotton, Mrs. Holland, Mrs.
Wolf. Mrs Thomas. Mrs. Hoover, Mrs.
Gerber. Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. MoMichael,
Mrs RedheId, Mrs Sharp, Mrs Levitt
Mrs. Burnett. Mrs. CObIentz. Miss Anna
c. Wilson. Miss Daphne Thompson, and
Miss May AIcMichael.
a lawn fete for the benefit of The Exc
ter Athletic Club Will be held Friday
evening. July 10. on O street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets northwest.
The booths and paddle stands viii be
decorated with the club COlors, brown
and white, and refreshments, including
ice-cream, cake, watermelon, and candy
will be on sale. There will be a booth
OF fancy articles. Tickets for the re-
freshments can be had fro. any mem
Der Of the club or at the CAT No ad-
mission Will be charged - col Hal invi-
tation is extended TO all.
The members OF the club re Joseph
Beatty, Charles Swan. Yancie Mcintosh.
Carol Davis, Benjamin Brown, Julian
Simpson. Fred Walker. Charles Tanner,
Paul Callahan, Herbert Odeu, and
Messrs. Cummins and Mcclure.
Little Miss Marion Armstrong enter
tained a party OF friends in her home,
16 Third street northeast. Wednesday
afternoon from 2 TO o'clock, in honor
Of her eighth birthday.
The table was decorated with pink
ribbons and a large birthday cake. con-
tanning eight lighted candles, represent
ing each year Of the little hostess age.
Those present were Miss Marion Arm
strong. Miss Rose Levey, Miss Anna
DrIry. Miss May Sweeney, Miss Ade-
laide Watson. Miss Margaret Burrows,
Miss Gladys Uue. Miss Mary Sheehy.
Mis- Catharine Keister, Miss Irene
Lowd. Miss Mary RUnyon, Miss Doro-
thea Runyon. Miss Agnes Lynch, Miss
Florence Sheridan, JACK L,owd, Roy
Martin. Thomas Philips Herbert Gard
ner. Albert Hardy, CharlIs Proudley, q.
Milton Griffith, George RunyaE. Charles
Clagette, NIisha LaGsinn. and Roger
Simpson.
Miss Agnes Wachmuch, Of Washing
ton, is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
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Northumberland

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F va lsh have
announced IN Denver the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Eyaiyn Walsh. TO
Edward BesIe Mclean, son OF M ana
Mrs John r Mclean, Of Washington
Mr.. and Mrs Walsh viii return 10
Washington early In the fan 10 remain
Throughout the winter season. and The
wedding viii take place In their beau
t.fUl home, on Massachusetts, avenue.
probably during he spring season
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morrow for Ballston, Va. where she
viii join her aunt, Mrs Isaac Behrend-
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Miss Fannie Miller. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Miller, OF Baltimore,
was married Tuesday 70 George Hey
man, Of Chicago
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Mrs F. p. Mertz and Miss Marjorie
Ruth Mertz. OF Cleveland Park. 7Fho
went TO Chicago 70 attend the Republic
an national convention. viii spend the
summer in the West, visiting relatives
fn Illinois.
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The Belgian Minister and Baroness
MoncheUr, who have been spending the
month Of June at the Chattolanee
Springs Hotel. Green Spring Valley.
Nd, have arrived at York Harbor, Ne,
where they will spend the remainder
of the summer
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the middle Of the month. The en-
bassy will then be removed 10 Puena
Vista, Nd, the ambassadors favorite
summer resort, for the season.
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The Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ury and Mrs Beekman Winthrop wens
20 Leesburg, Va, Friday, where they
were the guests the Fourth Of July OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Eustis.
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Tyler NCrdlingsr sent the week enc
az Old Point CT Mort
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Miss Fredaricka ROsendsIe was mar
RED quietly Tuesday evening in the
home OF her mother, mrs Dora Rosen-
dale. Z1z3 Fi-s, street northwest. 10
Christian Merninger. The Rev. J. D
Buhrer EsTfC isned the ceremony, which
was ATTENDED By Only the immediate
relatives Il Jhe bride. The lower floor
OF the house vas beautifully decorated
with a profusicn OF palms and white
flowers.
Miss EusSodsle, who was unattended.
wore a dainty gown Of white messaIine
silk made princesse and trimmed with
cluny lace she carried a shower boU-
Quet OF lilies Of the valley and sweet
peas with 6. wreath OF the same flowers
in her hair
The best mSl was G. Van Harder.
\ supper was served after the Cere-
mony. and later in the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Menuinger left for wedding trip
Of two months at the Old Sweet Springs.
W Va Mrs Menninger wore a travel
ing suit Of navy blue serge with tan
hat trimmed with wings OF a paler
shade. Upon their return they viii live
in Washington.
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Elmer Gill has returned from a two
weeks stay az BIUemOut, Va
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Miss Agnes Wachmuch, Of Washing
ton. is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
William Murray. in Manchester, Va.
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Miss Elizabeth Kelley, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. ". B. Kelley, will be
married 10 Charles PreUss Wilmington
July in St. Vincent de Paul's Cath
Ole Church
The bride VIII be attended only ~
her sister, Mss Emily Kelley, as maid
OF honor
Walter kines viii be the best man
and the Ushers viii be Joseph AppilOuio.
Lewis Stelger. Nicholas Plan. GIr. De-
vine. Morris Whelan. and j. Quinn
The ceremony VIII be followed by 4
reception. and later in the evening the
bride and bridegroom VIII take a we'd
ding trip North. Upon their return
they viii reside IN Washington.
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The Minister of Norway and Nine.
Owe GUIDE have taken a cottage in
Georgia Row at the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs for the summer. Mr.
SSyba-k, secretary Of the legation, is
also a guest at the springs.
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49, Il E "a
81 UNE brides and days
July gave way Yesterday the small boy and the eraeern
Day of the United States of America.
buildings section
number private great Republic
his many bandged pastered testify
Chevy Chase Club evening majority of
society among hosts at small informal
parties Secretary
raj wright
delightful places in the vicinity of
ngton with its wide pazzs and dotted with interest
ing parties picturesque
tennis court golf
- oCIETY revived its
- honor of the former Secretary
notable in
The CHEVY Chase given by
secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs BKman Winthrop who occupying
the Finley delightfully."-
partly fresoo The garden illuminated
WIN lanterns and Mrs winthrop who Is an accomplished musician
numbers
1ul imPomPtu program on the piano
Thursday
Secretary spent stay Washing
ton, informal reception reception
to the new seoretarv of War General Wibt and Of t them ,r an on
potunity bid farewell Mr. Mrs Taft who
Virginia Hot Springs with such distinguished visitors The Rpub
lcan Presidential in Importance
son Oyster Bay, the home President
= r +
u Cabinet circle Washington Wright already
here experience. prominent
Southern society, especially in
several the Philippines where General Wright
Japan Wright
post of Ambas at Tokyo
interesting daughter
Day Palmer wife of Captain Palmer manager Of the international BANK
ing Company marriage August
last Miss Katrina Wright,
States with her husband
tain Palmer but probably will visit General and Mrs Wright Washington
next winter.
+ + +
Gossip days engagement
Walsh Denver
and Washington Edward Bea Mclean, Mr.
Mclean, of Washington.
party being by
the Washes their beautiful place.
young Capital society belongs
o is surprising.
Other members of the Walsh house Representative
Nicholas LOngwOrh and Mr. and Mrs Joseph Md Mccormick
p e p
Young Murray formerly Carolyn Huff daughter Rep
renatve and Of
horsewomen Washington picture
in eirish possible in
husband handles grace
the experienced whip and they usually
and then dine the Chevy Chase Club
= = E
pleasing picturesque groups the Capital
kNl City the japanese Taahira
W. h wife and daughter, Joined Washington
Baro2 Iakaha the last the ambassadors
SUNNI and Is engaged showing baroness and their
daughter,
when her husband the minister
Japanese wonders of the
of the
Rock Creek the
low 'front.' seat with her back to the eoaehman The baroness faut
Partisan the model
uue native Of Miss KyO, the
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Gen. and Mrs. J. ". Reilly, L. S. A,
and Mrs. Fitch, the wife Of Chief En-
gineer Fitch. L. s. N, and the Misses
Fitch. are among the army and navy
people who are spending the summer at
Bay Head, N J.
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Mrs. Griffith Johnson. OF Washington,
is the guest Of Miss AIinifree Moore in
her home in Norfolk
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The Minister Of Cuba and Sonora de
Quesada and their family will close their
legation home on Massachusetts avenue
some time this month and 90 to Eu-
rope for a stay Of three months. They
will remain at the Capital until a few
days before sailing.
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Miss Alice AIizeI, Of Norfolk, is the
guest OF friends in Washington
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Miss Marjorie Mary Hassen. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Albert HasseIl. vas
married q. Cecil Butler lemon. Of South
Dakota, tuesday evening in the home
OF the brides parents. IS26 L street
the Rev = Henning helms. rector OF
the Pro-Ca -hedraI. officiating.
The Bridegroom IS = son OF the late
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Col and Mrs Stevens T Norveu. L.
S. A. retired, have closed their apart
ment IN the fEthelhurSt and have gone
10 their summer home in OgunqUit. Me.
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The marriage Of Miss Florence W Pc
tersen. daughter OF Mrs Jean Florence
Petersen and the late Charles " Pc
tersen. to John A Petty. VIII take place
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock in St
PaUPs Catholic Church. the Rev Theo-
dore A MetcaIf officiating
Miss Pet rsen viii be unattended. and
the cereu ony VIII be witnessed BY a
very small party OF relatives
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Miss Bessie KennCR. Of Richmond.
who has been visiting in Philadelphia
and New York. is nov he guest Of Miss
Finney, in her home n Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Medherry. of Washing
ton, who were recently married here,
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W s Parks, J. H Corning. a z FOw-
Ter. A X 5. Stukey. Robert McDer-
mott stuart Mcnamara. D. D. Gibson
are among the Washlngtonians IN At
lantic City.
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Mr. and Mrs G. NJ Sigmund will
leave town today for Atlantic CITY.
where they will spend a fortnight.
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ington Thursday for the Virginia White
Sulphur Springs. where she will spend
the summer She will be joined there
by her son, Cadet Darlington, L. S NJ.
A, and her daughter, Miss Sallie Gar
lington. who are now visiting their pa
ternal grandmother, Mrs. S. L. CARING
ton, at Newberry, s. c. General Gar
lington will join his family for a few
days at intervals during the season.
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A f Alexander. Of Washington, left
Thursday for a bicycle tour through
Virginia with a party Of friends. They
VIII be absent several weeks.
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Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Miss Cora Sommers. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Sommers, Of N
street, and Joseph Bendhein, also OF
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The Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ury and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop wen,
70 Leesburg, Va, Friday. where they
were the guests the Fourth OF July OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Eustis.
Mrs. Griffith Johnson. OF Washington,
is the guest of Miss Ninifree Moore in
her home in Norfolk
Miss Alice AIizeII. Of Norfolk. is the
guest OF friends in Washington
A E Alexander, Of Washington, left
Thursday for a bicycle tour through
Virginia with a party Of friends. They
VIII be absent several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ". Cox, accom-
panied BY their two little sons. have
gone TO Saddle, Va, for the summer.
They will be the guests OF relatives
Miss Katherine Gibson and Miss hg-
mes Gibson, OF 8Iinersviile, Pa, are the
guests Of their uncle, A Z. L. Lecze.
in his home on Harvard street.
Miss Nan Pierce. Of Washington, who
attended the Y. NJ. I. finals in Lexing-
ton last week. is now the guest OF Mrs.
D. J. Breslin IN Roanoke. Va.
Judge NJ. F. Morris the Misses Nor
ris, Mrs. Hastings, and Miss Edgarina
Hastings viii close their house on Mas
sachusetts avenue Tuesday and will 60
TO SwampscOtt, Mass. for the summer.
Mrs. Lucy Minor, OF Washington. who
hae b.. 90
Mrs. r. W. Barnwell. in their home IN
Petersburg. Va. for the last few weeks.
has returned to Washington
Miss Mae N. Hirsh. Of n street. en-
tertained a few friends last week in
compliment 10 Miss Dora Marshall. OF
La Crosse. Wis.
Her guests included Miss Marshall.
Miss Edith FinkeIstein. Mrs. NJ Solo
mon, Miss Bla- ne Thyson, Mrs Joseph
Strasburger. and Miss Grace Thyson.
Mrs B. Hartz has left town for
Asbury Park. y. J.. where she viii
spend the summer
Mrs Fred Hahn, Of New York. who
has been the guest OF her mother. Mrs
NJ Oppenheimer, has returned to her
home.
Miss Horterss Morris. OF Seventeenth
street. has gone 20 New York TO spend
the month OF july with her aunt. Mrs.
Feidelson-
Mrs. Marx Kaufman made a short
visit TO Baltimore during the week.
when she was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliot Strause.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Roueer. enter
tanned a number OF friends for the
day yesterday on their spacious farm
on the Rockville road Dinner and sup
per were served on the lawn, and in the
afternoon euchre was played
Among thu guests were. Mrs. ". 6
Gill, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Berzling. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Robey, Mr.. ard Mrs. Jo-
seph Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs James Hoo
yer Mr.. and Mrs. Brummett. and Mr..
and Mrs Winter
Mr.. and Mrs B. Solomon have re-
turned from a several weeks stay at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Sydney H Reizenstein.
OF the Dupont. are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Isidor Saks, at their cottage
at Deal Beach, n. J.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. sIgmund will
leave town today for Atlantic CITY.
where they will spend a fortnight.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Miss Cora Sommers, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Sommers, Of n
street, and Joseph RendheIn. also OF
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Mrs. Fred Hahn, OF New York, who
has been the guest OF her mother. Mrs
NJ Oppenheimer, has returned to her
home.
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Miss HOrterss Norris. Of Seventeenth
street. has gone 20 New York TO spend
the month OF july with her aunt. Mrs.
Feidelson.
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Mrs B Hartz has left town for
Asbury Park. n J.. where she viii
spend the summer
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ". Cox, accom-
panied by their two little sons. have
gone TO Saddle, Va. for the summer
They will be the guests OF relatives.