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guest of Miss Dunwoody. The latter part
OF June Miss Blake viii go to Cornell to
attend the commencement exercises when
her brother, Mr.. Quinn Blake graduates.
Mrs Cissel VIII have as her house guest
for few days, Mrs. II. c. Moves, OF An
napoiis. who comes TO Washington Thurs
day OF this week
Mrs. Byrns entertained e few friends
Thursday evening az cards.
Mrs. Charles Alvin Smith left Friday
for q visit of several weeks with rela-
tives in New York City.
Mrs. Style, Of R street, left yesterday
for Bluemont. where she viii remain the
greater part OF the summer.
Mr.. L p. Heiston was presented with
a handsome piece of silver at the last
meeting OF the Junior Choir Of Dunn
barton Church. II was given by the
choir in appreciation OF Mr.. Heiston's
work for them as president Of the or
ganization.
Mr. and Mrs. Hight close their house
IN r street this week and. after few
days at the New Willard. go to their
New Hampshire home for the summer
months
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warden spent
a few days last week in Winchester, Va.
Mrs. David GreenIees left Thursday for
Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia
Miss Garrard leaves this week for
visit with friends at Fort Monroe.
The Home for Incurables was enter
tanned Thursday evening by number OF
the choir OF Christ Church, who pre-
scented short comic opera entitled. ''The
Peak Sisters" There were the Misses
Houchen, Miss Elizabeth Weldon, Miss
Frances Blake. the Misses Wilkins, Miss
Crowley. Miss Karne. Miss Mary Rad
ford, Miss Helen Knight. Miss Conley,
and Master Paret White Miss AIlene
Bell was al the plano. Several solos were
sung by Mrs Brown and Miss Houchen.
Miss Florence FTisby returned Thurs
day from a short visit 10 Annapolis.
Maj. and MDs. FOltz left the past week
for Europe, where they will spend most
Of their time in Spain. not returning 70
the States before October.
Miss Lillian Smith, OF street. is visit
ing her brother and his wife at their
home In New York
Mrs. Frey and her daughter, Miss
Helen Frey. have returned from Fred
erick, Md, where they were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Miller,
Mrs William Bell Is visiting her sister
IN Maryland.
Rev, Father Collins, the son OF Mrs.
Mary A. Collins, who has been seriously
ill during the past few months. has been
able 10 leave Arrow Head, Hot Springs,
Cal, and return TO his home at CoranadO
Beach.
Miss Robinson has as her house guest
Miss Mary Hyde, of Washington.
Miss Lucy Garrard goes soon TO Barns
Vile, Nd, where she viii be the guest OF
the Misses White, classmates OF Miss
Garrard during her course at Maryland
College. Baltimore
Mr., Lloyd smoot and Mr.. John Ecker
visited New York City last week, where
they were the guests OF friends.
Mrs. R. D. Simms leaves tomorrow for
Bass Rock. where she will spend the sea-
son.
The strawberry festival given Tuesday
at Dumbarton Church was one of the
pleasant features OF the week. Mrs. w.
II. Fisher was in charge. Assisting her
were Mrs Pate. Mrs. HeistOn, and Mrs.
Thompson, who had the cake table; Miss
Leila Bogley. at the candy table, and
Miss Eleanore Lewis, at the fancy work
table. Others assisting were Mrs. H. W.
bowling and Miss Irene Umberger.