Evening star., 1909-06-20

OR FROM TEXAS.
expect to leave Washington July 1 for
Atlantic City. to spend two months. and
later will visit their former home, Rich
mond. Va.
Miss Sue White. a recent graduate of
the Academy of the Visitation at Fred
eric. Md, was visiting relatives and
friends in Washington last week.
! Mrs. Frank McMillen OF Columbia road
left the city yesterday for Denver. Col.
where she will spend the summer Later
in the season she will go to Salt Lake
City to visit friends. She will be ac-
companied by her son Chester as far as
Ohio, where he expects to remain during
the season with his grandmother, re-
turning to Washington early in Sep
tember
Miss Edward Smith and Miss Marjorie
Smith. daughters of Gen. and Mrs. Rob
ert Smith of 10th street have returned
to Washington from months visit to
| their former home in New York city.
Miss Frances Youngblood. formerly 0.
Washington. is visiting friends in Ala
bama. She spent the winter and spring
season with her parents in Nashville,
Tenn.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs Sarah S.
Poynton of North Capitol street scele-
brated her birthday in a gathering of
children and grandchildren. Her eldest
| son. Harry l.. of Brookland. together with
his wife and their five interesting children.
We're the place of honor guests Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur NJ. and their three
children were next and then came Mrs.
| Olive Poynton Whitmore and her fam
| lily OF three. Mr.. Whitmore being in New
| York city, his genial presence was much
missed. Mr.. and Mrs. John S., Mr.. and
Mrs. Max r.. Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
and Mr.. Frank r. made up the immediate
| family small party of relatives from
Baltimore made special trip over under
the guidance OF Mrs Mary E. Evert and
Mrs. Aida Carpenter.
! After quite an interesting interchange
| short program, supper vas announced
and the children. old and young. made a
| quick entrance to the dining room to ad-
mre the unique decorations and partake
of the refreshments. Favors were dis
| tributed to each one of the children. Mrs
| Poynton received number Of pretty
! gifts.
Mr.. Harry Wolf and Isidore Kaufman.
with their families. are at the Inglesde
| Tenleytown road, for the summer, where
| Misses Annette Goldsmith and Celeste
| Goodman will also spend the warm
weather.
Miss Ada Saunders Of Georgetown left
yesterday for Atlantic City. where she
will spend the summer as the guest of
friends.
Mr. and Mrs William Tennille and
the Misses Tenniie will sail from New
York Tuesday for an extended trip in
Europe. While abroad they will be the
guests Of Mr.. Edward Tennile at his
home in Monte Carlo
Miss Florence Adams will leave next
Wednesday for Magnolia. Mass, where
she will spend the entire summer. She
Will be accompanied by her nephew and
| niece. who have been spending the win
ter with her.
Mrs. Z. S. James and her daughter,
Miss Eunice James, who have been spend
ing several months In Washington, left
recently for Asbury Park. where they ex-
pect to spend the summer months.
Miss Clara Herbert is spending several
weeks IN Stockbridge. Mass, with her
aunt. Mrs Henry M. Field.
Miss Bowie Wilson. who has been Wis
| iting her uncle, Mr.. Goldsborough Ser
pei at his home In Norfolk. for the past
| month, was the guest of relatives in
| Georgetown before returning to her home
| in Baltimore.
Miss Camille DuBose OF @ street will
| leave Washington Tuesday for Knox
| Vile. Tenn. where she will be the guest
Mrs. Moran Barry Of Norfolk. who has
| been visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
| Nelson Falls. at their apartment at
Hammond Court. is the guest of her
brother-in-law and sister. Lieut.. Horace
| Spurgeon. U.S.A., and Mrs. Spurgeon at
Fort Washington.
Mrs. Blake, wife OF Rev James H. W.
Blake. and Miss Frances Blake will leave
Wednesday for Mountain Lake Park,
Md, where they have taken a cottage
for the summer
Mrs J. r. Wellington OF Rhode Island
avenue and her little daughter, Rebecca,
will leave this week for Sandy Spring. |
Md, where they will spend the summer !
Miss Fannie Cassin of 3Oth street left |
Saturday for Collington Nd. where she |
will be the guest OF Mrs. Lee Belt for a |
week.
Miss Annie Lind wilkins Of George
town left yesterday for Front Royal |
Va. where she will spend about two |
weeks as one OF a large house party.
Mrs John Hunter Hanna of sOth |
street accompanied by her children, left |
last Thursday for Henderson. Ky, where |
she will spend about six weeks as the
guest OF relatives.
Mrs Matthews will close her home on |
30th street this week and. with her |
daughter. Miss Emily Matthews. will /
leave for Avon-by -the-Sea, N. J., where
they will occupy their cottage for the
summer months.
Mrs. V. G.. Hudgins and her daughter,
Miss Lula Hudgins. who have been
spending a few days here as the guest
Of relatives. have returned to their home
in Norfolk, Va.
Mrs r. w. McPhearson sailed last |
Thursday from New York on the s. s
Friedrich der Crosse for Bremen and
expects to spend the summer in travelling |
abroad
Mrs. NJ. E. Delaney has returned to her
home in Georgetown. after spending the
past two months in New York
Miss Frances Ransom returned recently |