The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
MRS REBEccA HUBBELL BoRAM
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sively while in Georgetown. is considered
one Of the most beautiful girls in Boston.
Mrs J. McKenny Berry has returned
after several weeks visit in Winchester.
Va. with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker.
Miss Helen Mosher. formerly Of George
town, has returned 20 her home in Wash
ington. after a short visit TO friends in
Rockville. Nd.
Miss Ruth Kirkus. formerly Of George
town. has as her guest at her apartment
in theo Cordover. Miss Beaumont. OF
Wheeling, W Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hardee had as
their guests last week their brother. Mai
Frank Hardee. l. 5 A. and their sister.
Miss Belle Hsrdee.
Mss Julia Lippett entertained her
bridge club last, Wednesday afternoon.
There were four tables, and after the
game tea was served.
Miss Kittie Hardee has returned 70 her
home in New York after spening several
weeks in Georgetown, as the guest OF
Mrs. William ROhTer.
Miss Helen Cissell. who has been the
house guest OF Miss Frances Blake for
the last two weeks. returned Monday 10
her home in Washington. Pa.
Miss Mary Hughes, who has been
spending several weeks as the guest OF
friends in this city, returned recently 20
her home in Richmond, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. William B Hoover ex-
pect 10 have as their guest their son. Mr..
Bartlett Hoover. of Washingtonville. y.
Y, the early part Of this week
Miss Margaret Macatee and Miss sara
Macatee. VINO have been the guests OF
Mrs. Wilson in NJ street have returned
70 their home I'm Front Royal. Va.
Miss Mary SnOwden returned 10 her
home in Alexandra last week after
spending several DAYS in Georgetown as
the guest Of Miss Helen Williams
Mr.. Richard Nailor. OF Baltimore and
Washington. ives the weekend guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bradley. at their
country home in Chestertown, Nd
Capt. William II. Parker, [. s. NJ. C.,
and Mrs. Parker. who have been spend
ing a few days in this city. have returned
to the Portsmouth Navy Yard. y. H
Miss Frances Dodge and Miss Helen
Williams left last week for St. James
School. Washington County. Nd, where
they expect to spend the coming week.
l.
ter at Fort Leavenworth, Kans.. has re-
turned to Washington. aDd is the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Bradley.
Miss Annie Norris has as her house
guest Miss Helen Alden. Of GermantoV,r
Pa. Miss Alden expects 10 remain in
Georgetown until the first week in April
Mrs. J. H Thompson left last week for
her home in Philadelphia after spending
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guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George p. KiIieeh
Mrs. David Grifhth, formerly Of George
town, has returned 70 her home after
spending several weeks in Mount Wash
ington, Md, as the guest of her sister.
Mrs Belt.
Miss Catherine L. Graham arrived a.,
Georgetown last Thursday 10 spend sew
eral weeks visiting Miss Louise Charles
Mrs. F. X Bailey has returned 10 Issr
home in Newport News. Va.
Miss Cunning, of SearesdaIe Y Y
is the guest Of Mrs. c. Clagett. Mrs
CIaggett and Miss Cunning are AZ re-
ent spending a few days with Mrs. Clac-
gett's mother, Mrs. Lutz, at her home in
Leesburg-
Mrs Henry c. winship has issued in
vitations for the wedding OF her daugb-
ter. Edith Goddard. and Mr.. Alexander
L Crawford on Wednesday evening. Ap~iI
Z. from until 10 O'Clock, at 1855 THIRTY
first street.
Mrs. TOOle. Of Lafayette. Ind. arrived
in Washington last week, where she win
remain until after the D. A. r. conven-
ton Mrs. Toole. who spent the winter
in New York. viii represent that state
at the convention.
Miss Sarah Spalding Simons. Of Phila-
delphia, who has often been the guest of