Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-24
ing. They will return to Washington il
the early fall.

| ing. They will return to Washington in
the early fall.
Mr.. and Mrs John Scofield of this city,
who are now at Asbury Park, are spend
| ing the summer in most pleasant way.
They leave by boat this week for Albany,
and Montreal. After their trip. to the
lakes they will spend the remainder OF
the summer and early fall at the White
| mountains.
| Miss Briska Schneider and Miss Blanch
McBurney are spending a few weeks at
| Breezy Point, Md.
Mrs. Steel of 1924 Vermont avenue left
| the CITY last week for a fortnight visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Morgan, IN
| Philadelphia.
Mr.. F. F. Rohm of Harrisburg, Pa,
| is visiting his son and daughter-in-law,
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward l.. Rohm. at their
home. 3545 Holmead place. Mr.. Rohm
will spend some time in Virginia and
Marviand before returning to his home
| in Pennsylvania.
Mrs Smith of the Rhode Island House
has gone to Ohio to visit relatives.
Mrs Franklin H. Hough and daughters
| of 1881 Kenyon avenue are spending thelr
summer vacation at the Fifth Avenue
| Hotel, Asbury Park MISS Eienor Housn
summer outing.
Mrs. Mazzei has gone to Ocean City
| to spend several weeks. Whlle tneIe sne
| Beall, who have a cottage there 1or the
| summer.
Mrs. McArdel and her daughter, Miss
| McArdel, will close their home on
| street and leave for Atlantic City, where
| thew will spend two weeks.
| Miss Rishop returned to her home on
18th street Thursday from an en1oyapie
| trip to Harrisburg, Pa, and Atianuc
| City.
| Miss Halcomb and Miss Jean Halcomb
left last week to visit friends In Denver
| Col.
Miss Jane Austin. daughter of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Austin, LETT WASH
| ington Monday for Knoxville, Tenn rep
| resentative and Mrs. Austin Will caose
their apartment in the Cumberland this
| week and leave for their home IN the
south
Senator and Mrs. Warner have closed
| their apartment in the Cairo, ana nave
| gone to Nahant, Mass, where they VIII De
Guests at the Tudor for the season, later
| going to their home in Kansas CITY, MO
where they will stay until congress co"-
| venes
Mr.. 7. n. Enslow has gone to Atlantic
| CITY where he is guest at the HraHu
| Atlantic Hotel.
| Mrs. w. Ridgely and her son, Mr.. W.
| A pideely who have been spending sew
| eraI weeks In Atlantic City. nave re-
turned to their apartment in the Gunner
land.
! last Sunday evening at 407 18th street
| northwest. Mr.. David Abra ham. president
| of the Gay Chandeliers, was rendered
| surprise party by the Misses Ida 1pi a =.
| ham Beulah Furman, Rose and lda hraIt
| in honor of his twenty-first birthday. MT.
| Abraham was presented with handsome
| diamond pin by the members or the ciup'
Vice President NJ. Mazo acting as spohes-
man. Among those present were the
Misses Julia Levy, Sadie Goldberg, Paul-
inc YackeIson. Hackeman and Miss New
man of Richmond. Va MeSsrs IA. Mazo'
I. Mazo, H. Favelson. NJ. kamlnskg, D.
Brill L. Brill, D. Bornet. Sherry Stein.
Dave and Alexander Weinstein. BENJAMIN
Ezrain, Edward Buckoff and Louis jack
elson.
Former Senator Joseph B. Foraker of
Cincinnati, accompanied ps M pnston Iast
and their son Arthur. left Boston iast
week for Poland Springs, Me. Ihey nave
heen making a brief stay at the Iouralne
since coming from Ohio.
The engagement is announced of Miss
valeria Stone Goodenow CA. B. Vassar
A. NJ. Tufts. daughter OF the late COL
Nathan Cutler Goodenow. and Henry war
ner Maynard (CornelD, son OF Prof.
George Cotton Maynard OF the smitnso-
MAN Institution, Washington, u. =.
The members of the Gay Chanteclers
Club and friends, chaperoned by Mr.; and
Mrs. Gusack, have gone down the Poto-
mac on their initial launch ride on the
Uno.
Miss Dorothy Dobyns. 1913 Belmont
road. is spending a month at Ocean City.
N. j., and George Berry Dobyns IS at
Cane May, N. j., for the summer.
Mrs. Henry Duehring and her daughter
Gertrude of 234 P street northwest have
gone to Montour Falls, n. Y, for the
balance Of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Bengheim and
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