Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-14

Boards health. for the benefit of which
| she went west, is understood to be much
improved. Dr. John Mcclure and faniiy
| have returned to Philadelphia after Wis
| iting DIR. McGuire's brother, Rev. Phihp
B. Mcclure, at the rectory of ST Mary
Catholic Church here. Mrs. Walsh ano
grandchildren of Washington are In ROCK,
vile for a few weeks. Mrs. Cassin ana
daughters of West Washington are also
here for short stay. Mrs. John w.
Keys of this vicinity is in Somerset
county visiting her nieces. Mrs. Fontaine
and Mrs. Langdon. Mr.. r. Richard tai-
vey has returned to New Orleans after
spending several weeks in Rockville at
the home of his wife,s father, Col Spen-
Ger G. Jones, where Mrs. FaIvey is spend
ing the summer. Dr. Edwin Bogiey OF
Washington was a visitor 10 Rockville
during the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Stratmeyer and little daughter have re-
turned from Virginia Beach. where they
Woolfe. for four years pastor of the
Southern Methodist Church here. is re-
ported to be critically i'll of typhoid fever
in Roanoke Va, where he is now sta
toned
Mrs. William Dorsey visited relatives
IN Baltimore during the week. The fol-
lowing WashngtonianS are spending the
month of August al Spring Lake farm,
near Rockville: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Juneman, Mr.. and Mrs William Radd,
Mrs. E. j. Kelly and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. H. Harrison. Mrs.
Ready and Mr.. Harry Beck Mr.. Ar
thur Peter of this place sailed few
days ago for Europe, expecting TO be
abroad several weeks. Mr. and Mrs.
George NJ. Anderson and little son have
been at Atlantic City Mr.. and Mrs.
Ohver Grimes of Washington We're re-
cent visitors in the Poolesville neighbour
hood. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kramer of
frankfort Ind, are guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A. Maxwell. near
Comus. Mr.. William G. Hoskinson has
returned to Poolesville after spending
several months in Washington. Mrs.
Dade Hempstone and daughter of Lees
burg. Va, are guests of Mrs. John p.
Sellman. near GAINESVILLE Mrs. Charles NJ.
Williams and daughter of Poolesville dis
trict are at Atlantic City for a short
stay. Rev. John Bell of Virginia has
been visiting In the upper section of the
county. Mr. Robert az l.. Smith of this
town is a member of a party that is
camping near the mouth of the Monocacy
river. Mr.. Edwin Broome, assistant SUI
perintendent OF the public schools of the
county, is spending his vacation camping
with number of friends near Seneca
MIR. Marvin Bell who holds d position
under the Panama canal commission, is
spending his vacation at his home in the
upper section of the county He expects
to return to Panama within the next few
weeks. Mr. John Wolfe of Washington
was recent guest at the home of Nor
timer Cecil in GAINESVILLE district.
Miss Helen Melhorne of Hanover. Pa,
is the guest of Miss Ellen T. Jackson in
Oiney district Mrs. Fisher and sister,
Miss Mollie Thrift, of Travilah left early
in the week for Boston for a short visit.
Misses Helen Nesbitt. Jean Coulter, Lyd-
ia Tatum, NJ. f. Gilpin. Mrs Emile T.
Massey. Mrs. r. O. Coulter. Mrs Nor
decai T. RUSSELL and Mrs. NJ NJ. Haviland
composed a party of Sandy Spring
people who left early in the week for
Cape May. n. j. Mrs. j. f. Reichart OF
kittanning, Pa. is the guest Of her
daughter. Mrs. p B. Stauffer at Kensing
ton. Miss Beven of Baltimore has been
visiting Mrs. W. w. Williams near
PoolesviIle. Miss Jessie Merson of Rock
vile was among the Montgomery county
people who took in the horse show at
Highland Wednesday. Chief Judge Ham
mond Urner of Frederick was "A visitor
to Rockville early in the week, being
called here by an important case in court.
The Misses Benson of Anne Arundel
county are visiting friends in GAINESVILLE
district. Mr.. Henry H. Miller of Sandy
Spring is visiting Prof. Roger j. White
ford in lower Maryland. Mr.. Harrison
England of Washington is spending the
summer at the home of his father, Mr..
John g. England. here. The annual pic
mic of St. Marys Catholic Sunday school
was given Thursday. when about hfty
of the scholars and teachers spent the
day al Spring Lake farm, a short dis
lance east of Rockville. The day was
spent playing games. boating and feast
ing. Master Raymond Flack has returned
to his home in Washington after spend
ing several weeks in Rockville at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Shaw. Mr..
and Mrs. George Reaton of New York
city have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T..
G. Fowler at Kensington. Mrs. Oscar
w Henderson has gone to Baltimore for
a short visit.