Evening star., 1909-08-29
SOCIETY.

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! are now at Brockton. Mass, after hav-
ing spent several weeks at the seashore. |
Miss Lucy Montague left recently for
Maryland for visit of several weeks to
friends and relatives
Miss Anna CalIaday has returned to her
home in Washington, after spending a
part of the summer on the eastern shore
of Maryland
Lieut. Fairfax Leary. U. 8. N, and
| Mrs. Leary are spending a part of the
summer as the guests of friends in Fair
fax county, Va.
Miss Agnes Hawkins left recently for
| the Jersey coast where she viii spend
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley. their two children
and Mrs Ashleys sister, Miss Martin,
who have been spending the summer at
| Hideaway, Md. returned recently to their
home IN this city.
Mrs. McFall and Miss Marion McFall
are spending the late summer at Harpers
Ferry, w. Va, where they are visiting
relatives.
| DR.. and Mrs. William T. Gill, who have
been spending the past ten days at Buena
Vista, returned yesterday to their home
| in Washington.
Miss Mary E. King is spending some
weeks at Atlantic City, after visit to
friends in New York.
Mrs. Spurgin. wife Of Lieut. Horace
Fletcher Spurgin, L. s. A, who has been
| the guest Of her brother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Mcdowell of
| MorgantOn, n. c., returned last week to
her home in Fort Washington. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred offutt and their
children have been visiting friends in
| Keyser, w. Va.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William I. Glover OF 30th
street will have as their guest in Sep
tember their son, Mr.. Harry Glover of
| Mobile, Ala.
Mrs. Frisco, who, with her sons. Ward
and Roy Frisco, has been summering on
| the eastern shore of Maryland, has re-
turned.
! Miss Rose Bradford, who has been
visiting Gen. Reid, u. S. NJ. c., and Mrs.
Reid at their summer home in East
| Gloucester, Mass, left recently for a
round of visits on the east coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester F. Jones have
returned to their home on r street,
mer at Atlantic City Previously Mrs.
Jones spent several weeks in Boston
apd at Gloucester-by-t -the-Sea.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ALT Ash are visiting Nj
agara Falls, Toronto and other north
ern cities.
| DR.. George Kriehn of New York Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Lehker of
Vermont avenue for a few days.
| Miss Alice J. Clifford of New York city
is visiting Miss Helen H. Lehker Of
| Vermont avenue for week.
| Miss Constance Cummings and Ensign
Foerns, u. 8. N, will be married in jan
uary in San Francisco.
| Miss Julia Hutchinson of Muscatine
| Iowa, will travel 11,0OO miles to Yoko-
hama, japan, to marry Mr.. Ralph Hard
/ ing. railroad engineer. On their we'd
/ ding tour the young people will travel an
| additional 1000 miles through the orient
1 Miss Hutchinson is the daughter of a
| lumberman and capitalist of Muscatine
Her cousin made a long distance record
also when she went to Cape Town, South
Africa. Miss Hutchinson's wedding,
which will be the elimination of a ro-
nance begun several years ago at Ober-
| lin College, will take place September II.
The young people will reside in Manila.
Gen. Murray: chief of the Artillery
aid, We're over a week ago at Fort Wor-
den, the headquarters of the Puget Sound
artillery district. The trip down the
sound was made aboard the United States
mine planter Ringgold, Lieut. Corbin COM
manding. Gen. Murray was accompanied
| by Mrs. Murray, the Misses Murray and
Capt. Callan. A hop was given in honor
of the party at Fort Worden during their
stay.
Gen. Bell, chief Of staff of the army,
who has been in Alaska on a tour of in
spection. and is accompanied by Mrs.
| Bell, is expected to arrive at Fort Wor-
| den this week for an official visit to the
posts in the Puget Sound district.
| For a coming bride an unusual enter
tainment was given the other day. There
| We're fifteen guests and each dressed a
| doll to give her, and after that made up
a souvenir album of views of her home
| city, each one having come prepared
| with what she thought would make the
| incest picture remembrance when the
| bride will look over them in the new
| home, thousands OF miles away To
| make the event more interesting TO the
| workers, there prize awarded to
! the one who appended her initials in
| the neatest manner to the picture. An
| other party given for the same bride by
others of her university friends was a
recipe shower and a storytelling con-
| test. The theme of the story which was
written was the courtship of the couple
1 anu the leciiis5S VI tlciT IIleHuS While 1t
| was In progress.
| Maj. Parker West of this city, broth
| er-in-law of c. z. S. Wood and James
| Mel. Wood, visited in Portland, Ore for
| several days last week. Maj. West is to I
accompany President Taft on his propos-
| ed trip to the Yosemite. With his rela-
lives he was a frequent guest at dinners
| and motor parties.
Mrs Harlan Updegrass of this city is in
/ Tacoma, Wash, visiting at the home CT
| DR.. and Mrs. Ernest c. Wheeler.
| Mrs. Potter Palmer, whose entertain
ments during the past London season sur
| passed even her brilliant record of hos
pitalty, is now with the fasnionables at
a French watering place, Trouville-Deau-
vile. 1t is expected that she will spend
at least a part of next winter at her
Chicago home, as the Prince and Princess
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