The Washington herald., 1909-10-31
.ISS EDITH PATTON

Ceney Werlich, is attending school near
Ashevile
Mrs. Wallace. formerly Of Georgetown
who has been visiting friends on the Pa
cifc Coast. for the last few weeks. has
returned to her home I'm Corcorau street
Mrs. F. A. Branisau left recently foi
Utica. n. Y, 10 visit her son. Johr
Branigan. for several weeks. Later Mrs
/ Pranigan viii join her husband IN the
Philippines.
The Rev. Walter Williams. pastor of
Grace Episcopal Church and Mrs Viii
liams have recently returned from thel5
wedding tour and are at their apartment
In Hammond Court.
Miss Marion Gregg. formerly OF George
town. has returned 70 her home IN Alex
andia. after spending the past three
months In Denver, Colo where she was
the guest OF relatives.
Mai. Sprigg Wilson, L. s. A.. Medical
Corps formerly OF Georgetown. and Mrs
Wilson arrived recently In Washington
and are the guests OF Mrs Wilson'S
mother at her home in Sixteenth street
Mr.. and Mrs Alder c. Kefauver. whose
wedding took place recently I'm Hagers-
/ town. Md, VIII occupy house this win
ter IN Prospect avenue. Mrs KefaUvel
was formerly Miss Elyse Mary Perkins
Miss Lucinda Carpenter PennebalSer
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Oar
win Pennebaker. OF Cooke Row. Will
leave the later part OF the week. for
Philadelphia where she will visit Miss
Winefred Dorrance.
Miss Portia Wegar. who has recently
returned 20 Georgetown. after spending
four years ABROAD in study and travel, Is
now attending the National Cathedral
School Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wegar have
also returned from trip to Europe
DR.. and Mrs. J. r. Wellington and their
little daughter. Miss Rebecca Wellington.
have given up their house in Rhode ISL
and avenue, and have moved TO their new
home in Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Well
ingtou was formerly Miss Rebecca HYDE
OF Georgetown.
Miss Mary Lee Crovatt. Of Brunswick.
Ca. is spending a short time in George
town, as the guest OF Miss Emily S. r
Glover. Miss Crovatt, who will return
TO her home early IN the week. has re-
Gently been visiting friends in Annapolis
and New York.
Mrs. Sadlier, who has been visiting her
son-in-law and daughter Lieut. Henry
Charles Dinger. L. S A., and Mrs. Din
ger, left recently for New York to visit
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sadlier, at their home. in
Fifty-fourth street.
Rev. Nelson Falls ard Mrs Falls will
give up their apartment in Hammond
Court and Will occupy a house in p street
this winter. Mrs, Falls has recently re-
turned from a visit to Morgantown.
where she was the guest Of her sOn-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Marley
Mcdowell
Miss Edna Middleton returned last week
after spending two months visiting
friends in Georgia Miss Middleton made
the trip to Savannah by water. going
later TO Vineville, Macon. Ga. where she
spent a number OF weeks as the guest
Of Mrs. J. Holt Virgin, and to DanvilIe.
where she spent several days visiting
Miss Hughes
Miss Marion Edmonstone King. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs George 4. King.
Of Twenty-eighth street. VINO sailed last
month for an extended visit TO Europe.
Is now In Rome. for the winter months.
In January Miss King will make a tour
through the southern part Of Italy, re-
turning north In the spring She will
return to Georgetown the latter part OF
June
The weekly dance at the Dumbarton
Club last Tuesday night was unusually
attractive. A large number of the mem
bers who were present had out-of-town
guests. The music was furnished by a
violin and piano, and late in the evening
supper was served in the club dining
room. Among those who enjoyed the
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Alien f.
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Smoot, Mr..