The Washington herald., 1910-07-31

tired; Mrs. symons. Miss Nargaretta
Symons. and Mr.. Thomas symons. jr..
are spending the summer. as usual. at
Cazenovia. y. Y.
Mr.. II. Koilmeyer and family have re-
turned from Piney Point, Nd. where
they have been spending the past few
weeks. They had as guests while there
Mrs. NJ. Duerst and Master Donnel
Sweetman.
Mrs. Freeman. who has been visiting
Capt and Mrs. Cabaniss at Fort Ontario.
has returned 10 her home in this city.
Mrs. Lawrence Heap. the wife Of Pay
Inspector S. L. Heap. L. S. n. and her
daughter. Miss Pansy Boomer are Wis
ting al Buena Vista Springs, Pa.
Maj. George ". Evans, chief disburs-
ing officer. Department OF the Interior.
and Mrs. Evans have gone 10 their usual
vacation place. The Turks Head Inn.
Rockport, Mass. where they Will remain
for about six weeks. Miss Marion Evans,
with other friends, viii leave on Monday
for Atlantic City where she will spend
the month OF August. after which she VIII
make visit in New Rochelle. y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin II. Williams and
their two children have gone 70 Berry
vile. Va, where they viii spend the re-
malnder Of the summer at their former
home. near there.
Mrs Wood. wife Of Maj. Gen. Leonard
Wood, IS temporarily occupying Mai
SloCum's quarters al Governors Island
while Gen. Bells former quarters are
being put in order for them at Fort AIyer,
Va. Miss Louiseta. their daughter. has
gone TO Cape Cod, Mass. for the season.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. C. W. Taylor are
the guests Of friends In Fort Leaven-
worth on their way from this city tc
Denver.
Mrs. W. Tally Martin and children have
gone TO Greenvnle. 5. c., where they Will
remain during the month Of August.
Mrs. Leon A Matile. OF this city. who
is the guest Of her son, Lieut.. George A.
Matle, at Oswego, y. Y, entertained the
ladies' Of the post at bridge on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rogers Beach.
who have been visiting here during the
past week, have returned 20 their home
in Mount Vernon. y. y, with Miss Elva
Meredith Yeatman, who will be their
guest for a while
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Clagett, Of Roohes-
ter, n. Y, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John K. King. los I street
southeast
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Reginald F.
Nicholson have left here for the Pacific
Coast. where Admiral Nicholson is max
ing a tour Of inspection.
Miss Mary Todd daughter Of the late
Prof Harry Todd. L. S. y. has arrived
at Blue Ridge Summit. Pa. for a week
stay.
Miss Catherine Thatcher and Miss Ruth
Ashby. Of 1906 Thirteenth street north
west. are spending the summer with their
aunt. Miss Sadie Ashby, Of BlUemont, Va.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Raymond F. Fowler
are visiting Mrs Fowler's mother, Mrs
Sydenham. at the Ethelhurst They will
leave Washington Wednesday for Lieut.
Fowler's home, in Nebraska. for a visit
before going to the latter's station.
Or. and Mrs. Joseph o. Reed and their
son Fred leave the city to-day for
months stay in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Frank E. auckland. who has been
touring Italy, the Dalmatian coast. and
Germany, writes TO Washington friend
as follows regarding the Oberammergsu
Passion Play. which he and his wife re-
Gently witnessed: For eight hours we
were held spellbound by this tragic per-
Torrance. The spectacle was magnif-
cent the costumes were marvelously
beautiful, the singing was OF a high order,
and the chorus sublime. All the charac-
tiers are good, and many Of them would
put recognized professionals to shame.
Judas is great. although the sympathy OF
the vast audience was against him. Anton
Lang. as Christ, was as near perfect as
mortal man could make It, Mary and the
other women bore well their respective
parts. The stage management. the tab
leaux and the posing Of the performers
were most artistic"
Mr.. and Mrs. auckland. after spending
q #rrrr al -. ~.
cerne and other Swiss resorts, and will
take steamer at Genoa for home some
time in September.