The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
GEORGETOWN.
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for Roanoke Va, TO be the guest for rbe
summer Of her brother-in-iaw and sister
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Kearney.
Miss Frances Ransom has returned 10
her nome IN Baltimore after spending a
week IN Georgetown as the guest OF
Mr. ana MIS- h Owen Thompson.
Mrs. J. R. Wellington. formerly OF
georgetown, and her little daughter Re
beccas viii leave shortly for SANDY
Springs, Nd. 10 spend the sumner
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Deer. and Miss
Lillian Deer. OF Superior, Wis, who have
been visiting here recently. have left for
their summer home. Deerwood. Minn.
Miss Edna Obenchain left last week for
wyoming 10 spend several weeks Be
fore returning TO Georgetown. Miss Oben-
chaln VIII also visit relatives in Illinois
Mr. and Mrs George A King and their
daughter, Miss Marion EdmOnston King,
LETT last Thursday for their cottage at
Wianno. Cape Cod. Mass. for the sum-
mer.
Lieut.. Commander Walter Harshman,
Z. S. n, and Mrs. Harshman will sail
from New York on June "A for Europe
Tor three months in travel on the CONT
nent.
Mrs. J. McKenney Berry returned last
week TO her home in Thirtieth street
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Va. with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker.
Miss Frances Miller, formerly OF
Georgetown. who has been spending some
time in Annapolis, as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Brerton. has returned to Wash
ington-
Mrs. James H. ". Blake and her
daughter, Miss Frances Bake, will leave
the middle OF the week for Mountain
Lake Park. Nd. TO occupy a cottage for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mathews will close
their home in Thirtieth street shortly and
with their family will leave Tor their
summer home in Oxford. Nd. for a stay
of several months.
Miss Ethel Jonas. who has been the
guest Of Mr.. r. l. Middleton and Miss
Edna Middleton and of Mrs. Jonas. of
KalOrama avenue. left Thursday for her
home in Macon. Ga.
Mrs. Grace De Lashmutt has given
up her home in street and with her
family will spend the summer at the
home OF her mother, Mrs Montt, in
Twenty-eighth street.
Mr.. R. L. Middleton. Miss Edna Mid
dleton. and Miss Claire Boiseuillet Of
Macon, Ga. who have been spending a
short time in Atlantic City, nave re-
turned to Georgetown.
Mrs. Eliza Delihant, who has been
spending the winter In Georgetown, left
recently for Norfolk 10 spend some time
with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. William Taylor
Miss Mary CrOvatt. who spent some
time In Georgetown last month with
Miss Emily Glover. viii leave this week
for her home in Brunswick, Ca. after
a short visit TO Philadelphia.
Miss Jane Hanna. who has been spend
Ing the winter in Georgetown with her
brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
John Hanna, has arrived at Junction
Rapids 10 remain six months
Mrs. David Grifiths. formerly OF
Georgetown. left last week for Mount
Washington, 70 be the guest Of her sis /
ter, Mrs. Thomas Belt. July 1 she Will /
go 70 Orkney Springs, Va, 10 spend the |
summer.
Miss Elizabeth Bryan Ewing. who has 1
been spending the past year in Red /
Springs. y. C. spent few weeks here /
as the guest OF relatives before sailing I
for Holland 10 spend the summer.
Mrs. George Walls sailed last week \
from New York for Havre. Mrs Walls |
expects 70 remain in Europe a year. and 4
will spend the summer in the Black
bA'1A "a 1--AA many A-clNSA 1AlG Viii II q
through Spain, Italy, and Southern
France
Miss Bowie Wilson, formerly Of Wash
lngton. paid a short visit to relatives in
Georgetown last week. and has returned /
10 her home in Baltimore. Miss Wilson I.
was recently the guest Of her uncle, MI i
GoldsbOrough Serpel, at hts home in Nor /
folk. Va
Rear Admiral John Van B. Bleecker. \
L. S. N, retired. and Mrs. Bleecker have /
opened their cottage at jamestown, r. l.. /
10 spend the summer. Later they Will be \
joined by Admiral Bleeckers mother and /
sister. Mrs. Bleecker and Miss May
Bleecker. Of New York.
Mrs Cheevers Moran Barry. OF Nor
folk, IS the CUES: OF her brother-in-Iaw
and sister, Lieut. Horace Spurgeon. Z.
S. A. and Mrs. Spurgeon, after spending
several weeks IN Georgetown with her
parents. Rev. and Mrs. Nelson Falls. at
Hammond Court
Mrs. Buckley and Miss Anne Buckley
closed their home in r street and left
last Thursday for Chicago. for a short
visit before going 20 Omaha. Nebr., 70
spend several weeks with Mrs. Buckey's
sOn-in-iaw and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fltzhugh Gurley.
Mr. and Mrs William Dunlop who
have been spending a short time with
their son. Mr. James F. Dunlop, at
Woodburn, have returned to their home
IN y street Mr.. and Mrs William Dun
lop, jr., and their little child are spend
ing the summer at WOodbUrn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Leary and their lit
tie daughter, Ruth Clarke Leary, who .
have been spending a few days in Balti-
more as the guests Of relatives. have re-
turned TO Georgetown and will be the +.
guests Of Mrs. Leary's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Davis. until July /. when
they will return to their home in Ashe-
vile. n. c.
The ladies Of the Tabernacle Society
Of Holy Trinity Church will give a straw
berry festival on Thursday and Friday ,
evenings, June "A and %, at the Trinity J
School Hall. Thirty-sixth and n streets
An excellent orchestra has been obtained
TO play for the evening and among the
other attractions Will be dancing and Q
The fancy table will be In .
charge of the young ladies OF the Trinity '
Social Club. and among the ladies in
charge OF the refreshments viii be Mrs q
Patterson, Mrs Hohinger. Mrs. Ridg- :
way. Mrs. Edmonston. Mrs. Freeman.
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