The Washington herald., 1910-06-05

WOtherspoon will not leave Washington
until the last week OF June, when she
will go 70 jamestown. n. Y, 10 occupy
their summer home.
Mrs. James Marion Johnston and Miss
sophy Johnston viii go to Princeton for
the graduation exercises Later IN the
month they viii go 10 Cazenovia, Y. Y,
to spend the summer.
Mrs. Joseph Romance Edison and her
young daughter, Miss Margaret Edison.
VIII sail for Europe In the near future.
Mrs. Edison VIII place her daughter IN
school in Munich
Rear Admiral Robley ID. Evans. L. S. N
and Mrs Evans will visit their son. Lieut.
F. T. Evans. who IS on duty al the Navy
War College. on their way to Bar Har-
Dor, where they will spend the summer.
Pay Director John S. Carpenter
L. S. n. and Mrs. Carpenter. who will
spend the summer on Sycamore Farm
Sandwich. Mass. will leave here about
the middle Of June, accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Evelyn Carpenter.
Mrs. John Paul Jones and her daugh-
ter. Miss Ruth Jones. will leave Wash
ington the middle of June for her coun-
try place at Woodside, Nd, where they
will spend the summer.
Or. and Mrs. E. K. Goldsborough will
leave June Is for their summer home in
Oakland. Nd. The Misses Goldsborougn
will make several visits On the Eastern
Shore of Maryland before joining their
parents for the summer.
Mrs. ]. Sloat Fassett wife Of Repre-
sentative Fassett, who spent the winter
here, has gone TO her home in Elmira,
n. Y, preparatory TO sailing for Europe
the last Of June.
Mrs. Stirling, wife Of Representative
Stirling. Of Illinois, Will leave town to-
day for her home In Bloomington. Mrs
Stirling VIII be accompanied by her two
younger children and will be Joined there
by her eldest son, who is a senior in the
Western Military Academy.
Judge and Mrs. Hatch and Miss Hatch
will leave Washington June Is for Maine
and New Hampshire.
Miss Lucy Garrard. OF Fort Myer. left
yesterday for GAINESVILLE, Nd. Miss
Garrard viii go TO Old Point Comfort on
Friday June 10.
Mrs. Beatty and Miss Emily Beatty,
wife and daughter of Commander Beatty.
L. S. N, have returned to their home at
the navy yard from Annapolis. where
they spent June week as the guests Of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. A. W. Hines.
Mrs. Leon Kroner, wife of Capt
Kroner, L. s. A. who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. ]. NJ. Stotsenburg. dur
ing the wedding festivities Of her sister,
Mrs. Charles Russell Mayo. viii leave
Washington in q few days and join her
husband at his new post. Angel Island.
Cal
Prof. and Mrs. Edmund Claire Messer
have removed from Fairmont street TO
their new home in Meridian street. Hol-
mead Manor Miss Mary Messer is with
them for the month Of June.
Mrs. Joseph R. Darling. of the BurlIng-
ton, has as her guest her sister. Miss
Mabel Kelley, who returned recently
from a visit to the Virginia Hot Springs.
Mrs. Darlington and Miss Kelley viii be
at home informally on the Fridays in
June.
Mrs. Shaw, wife of DR.. Shaw. of the
navy yard, will spend the week in At
lantic City. the guest of her mother. Dr.
Shaw will join her there, and together
they will motor to Massachusetts ana
return as far as Philadelphia
Mrs. Charles Darwin. the historian gen.
eral Of the National Society Of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution, is this
week journeying with her Youngest
daughter, Gertrude. through the historic
spots along the Hudson. Before return
Ing she will witness the graduation of
her second daughter. Mary. at Vassar
College, and revive the memories of the
time when she herself was honor girl at
the same institution, and earned her PHI
Beta Kappa pin. Her daughter Ruth, the
artist, Is still in town, but will soon be
fitting TO her favorite summer haunts.
Mrs. Richard sylvester, wife OF Mai.
Sylvester. returned yesterday from An
napolis. whittier she went to say good
by 10 her son. who started for a three
months cruise in European waters Ca