The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-18

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Reeves parents. Lieut. Col and Mrs
Leopold o. Parker. U. s. A., at their
apartment at the Albemarle
Pay Inspector Samuel L. Heap and
Mrs. Heap have taken the residence 1874
X street Tor the fall
Mrs. Stevens and Miss Marie Stevens,
wife and daughter OF Maj Pierre C. Ste
vens. viii return 10 Washington on
Wednesday from a several weeks visit
in Pennsylvania.
Medical Director Dwight Dickinson. u.
S. A. retired. who has been the guest
OF his son-in-law and daughter, Lieut..
and Mrs. Chafree, ct the naval proving
grounds. Indian Head. Md. has returned
10 Washington and opened his home at
1906 r street for the winter season.
Miss Marie Ray is at the Marlborough
Blenheim, Atlantic City with her aunt,
Miss Sullivan. They will return home
on the first OF October, and Miss Ray
will Join her mother at their Thrty-hrst
street home.
Mrs. r. r. HIT who has spent a part
OF the summer travelling In Europe with
Mrs. Elkins and Miss Elkins, returned
10 New York yesterday and viii come to
her Washington home early next week.
Miss Lucy Garrard. daughter OF Col
Garrard, commanding officer at Fort Myer.
who has been visiting at Fort Riley and
For. Leavenworth, Kans., for three
months. will return 10 Fort Myer to-day
and join her parents and sister. Miss
Valeria Garrard.
Mrs. George w. Ray and her two
daughters have returned 10 their home
In Thirty-first street after spending the
summer In the mountains OF Pennsyi-
vania.
Mrs. Hooker. wife of Capt Richard
Stewart-Hooker. has returned to their
home in Jefferson place from Hot
Springs. Va. She and their children win
Join Capt. Hooker next month at his
new post of duty in Porto Rico. where
he went September l.
Col. William L, Scrusgs. OF Georgia,
and Miss Maude Scruggs spent a week
in Washington on their return from At
lantic City. where they were at the Chel-
sea during August. Col. Scruggs was
formerly United States Minister to CO.
lombia and Venezuela, and has many
friends in Washington Miss Maude
brother-in-law, DR.. and Mrs Charles Loft
tus Grant Anderson. at the Damariscotta,
during her stay In Washington She re-
turned 10 her home IN Atlanta, Ga. last
week
Last evening Miss Mary Phillips. Of
Somerset Heights, entertained a large
company OF young people A feature was
number OF vocal and instrumental Sc
lections, rendered by Misses A Vaux. L.
Voight II. Simpson. and NJ Stax and
Messrs- c. Hurley. II Huddleson. and C.
Huddleson. The house was decorated
with yellow blossoms. Miss Phillips was
assisted by Misses Inca Stax and Myrtle
Bibb. The guests were Misses Alice
Taux. Louise Voigt. and Hilda Simpson.
@AAN NGSoSAS. Eli ClllIOTu f1uQOle-
son, Harvey Huddleson, Jerome Walters
George Payne, Guy Morgan, Charles
Hurley. and John Stax
Mr.. and Mrs. E. v Carr, Of 610lk Park
road northwest. will leave to-day for At
lantic City. to attend the G. A r. en-
campment. and will be guests at Tabor
Inn.
Mrs. Edward A Walker. OF 1872 Adams
street northwest. has returned from
months visit to friends and relatives in
Tyrone and other Pennsylvania cities.
Mr.. and Mrs William L. Thurber, OF
Isl Adams street northwest, have re-
turned from Atlantic City, where they
went August IS. Mrs. Thurber will re-
sumo her days at home beginning with
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Boutell and Miss Alice Bouteu.
wife and daughter OF Representative
Boutell, have returned to their apart
ment at the Highlands. after spending
the summer in Maine.
The first anniversary OF the Osera Club
will be celebrated this evening at the
home OF the secretary. Miss E Goldberg.
Twenty guests have been invited to take
part IN the festivities.