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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-08
CLIPP.

samel Mason Clipp, one OF the
- resldents Of Jefferson county
4 at his home near .t'harlestewn
"wednesday of last week at the adj
cad age of 81 years The deceased
4 a native of Jefferson county and
brmer all his life.
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SMITH.

RS. Maria Smith, beloved wife of
IL. w Smith died at her home on
bile avenue on Sunday morning
after being sick several days with
Int trouble at the age CT 76 years.
HE deceased was native of Middle
/, jefferson county, but has lived
! for some years.
he funeral took place from the
Ise on Tuesday morning at O'Clock,
pastor, Rev. w. f. Locke, oifi-
ling assisted by Rev. w. A. Roush,
he Christian church. After the ser
} the remains were taken to Mid
way where they were laid to rest
ong her friends and kindred who
'e gone before. From early life she
! consistent membe of the Meth
et church, South and died in the
hrance of brighter hope in the
Fond.
|he is survived by her husband, one
!, Mr.. ". Grantham Smith and one
lighter, Miss Nettie Waugh s NTH,
at home.
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day for Europe. Representative Chap
man accompanied his wife and son 10
New York, but will spend the summer
months in Illinois.
Attorney General Wickersham left
Washington Friday night 10 Join hts fam
lily at their summer place, Marshfeld,
Cedarhurst. Long Island.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop have gone
10 Hamilton. Mass, where they will be
the guests over the Fourth Of the for
mer's brother. Frederick Winthrop.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Lee. who has re-
Gently closed her town house here has
opened her summer home, at Lenox. Mass.
Mrs. Nathan Wyeth has closed her
home. in Sheridan circle. and gone to
Paris for the summer season.
Miss Sadie Murray, daughter of Gen.
and Mrs Murray. who attended COM
mencement week at Princeton, is now
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received his assignment. which viii be in
the Engineer Corps. This class has prob
ably given to the country more BRIDE
grooms than any for years Two OF the
class were married here last evening,
Lieut.. Fowler and Lieut.. Muir, whose
bride was Miss Caroline H. Lewis Lieut..
Fowler's bride is a daughter Of the late
Alvin Sydenham, U. S. A
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Leon A. Alatue,
Z. S. A., retired, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Katherine Matile. 10 Lieut.. Oscar w
GriswOld, u. S. A. a member OF this
years graduating class at West Point
The marriage is announced of Miss Re-
gina V. Voss and Mr.. Franklin E. War
rem. The ceremony was performed We'd
nesday evening at o'clock at the rectory
of ST. Vincent de Paul's Church, Rev. P.
]. O'Connell officiating Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Warren
left for honeymoon, and upon their re-
turn VIII make their future home in this
city.
The marriage is announced by Mrs.
Lizzie Miller of her daughter Miss Kath-
crime Miller and Mr.. Ralph Bartlett. The
ceremony was performed Tuesday, June
%. at noo;.. at ST Patrick's rectory. The
bride was gowned in a travelling suit OF
tan wolfe, with a large picture hat TO
match. She was attended by Miss Nell
Lee Glessner, and Mr.. J. c. Rogers acted
as best man for Mr.. Bartlett.
Miss Laura Alliston Huyett, adopted
daughter Of Willard H. Huyett, Of Hagers-
town, Nd, was married TO John Pullen
Zones. of Washington, Thursday Mr..
Zones is the son OF Rev. H H. Zones, OF
Virginia. They were married at the First
Brethren parsonage by Rev. DR.. J. N.
Tombaugh. of Hagerstown.
Mrs. Sarah Emma Owens was married
TO George Washington Campbell, at Rock
vile. last Thursday The bride and BRIDE
groom are both Washingtonians, and
were married by Rev. S. r. White.
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and Miss Adee In the absence OF her
father. the bride was given away by
Mr.. Shipman. of Georgetown.
The Cuthbert Class of young men from
Peck Memorial Chapel left Washington
yesterday for Colonial Beach. where
they will spend the week at the Charles
Alvin Smith House The party will
spend much of their time boating, crab
bing, and fishing. A special programme
has been arranged for the Fourth.
DR.. Henry Young and Mr.. Charles
Cropley are spending the weekend with
relatives In Poolesville.
Gen. LOCKER and Miss Bertha LOCKER
have returned from visit TO Atlantic
City. They will leave soon for the North
to remain until fall.
Miss Emily s. r. Glover. who has been
visiting in Maryland, returned to her
home in Georgetown, Thursday
Miss Williams, OF Baltimore, is visit
ing Mrs. John T. Wood, OF Q street.
Mrs. Magrlder entertained a number
of friends last week who were in town
for the wedding OF Miss Skinner and Mr..
Ernest Noyes on Wednesday
Mrs Dawson. OF Herndon. Va. who has
been the guest of Miss Edna Middleton.
returned 10 her home last week.
Mrs. Thomas King. jr., Is now In At
lantic City, where she Will remain for
some time Mrs. King will not go TO
South Dakota, her future home, before
September
Miss Frances Blake has gone TO Noun
tain Lake Park for the season. She Is
with her sister. Mrs Bladley. who has
been at the lake since the middle of
June
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around the Berkshires. She will be
accompanied by Mrs. William Mussey,
with her two children, Eleanor Mussey
and Delavan Mussey.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Yritton
and their family left Washington yes
terday for Magnolia, Mass where they
will spend the summer.
Mrs. John F. Strauss and her daughter
Anita are in Southern Virginia. TO remain
until September
Mrs. Louis schade and Miss Anita
schade are the guests of Mrs. schadc's
daughter, Mrs. Joseph S. Mccoy. of
Ellaville. Prince George County. Nd
Mrs. Frederick Van Dyne and the
Misses Van Dyne. who recently re-
turned from Jamaica, are In Ocean
Grove, n. J., where they will spend
the summer.
Justice and Mrs clabaugh will go
to their country place in Maryland,
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LAUREL


Miss Miriam Foard, OF Washington.
Miss lila Smith, OF Texas; Mr.. ., l.
Smithson, OF Washington, and Mr.. A.
Anderson. OF Richmond, were house
guests Of Miss Nina Bond last week
They were merry little party, and en-
joyed the outing to the full
Miss Sue Edwards, Of Petworth, Ind,
and Miss Maud Wineberger, of Chillum,
this county, were the guests Of Miss Elsie
Balnoire this week.
Miss Mary Bradley is spending the sum
mer with her cousin. Miss Maud Froth-
ingham. Of Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walters are
spending a few days with their mother,
Mrs. NJ. A. Bond.
Miss Mida Miller. OF Chillum, Nd, was
the guest Of Miss Helen Crandle during
the commencement week Of the Laurel
High School.
Miss Dunn. of New York. spent the
weekend with Miss Lulu Tighe
sir. Bruce Overington. who has been at
college outside Of Philadelphia, is home
for the summer. Mr.. Overington leaves
this week for a camping trip on Chesa-
peske Bay.
Miss Elinor Branch, formerly of Eli
colt City, and now OF Baltimore, Is spend
ing several weeks with Mrs. J. E Boss
An all-day picnic. tournament. and ball
game, and other amusements VIII be held
in The Grove" on the Fourth There
Will be dancing in the evening.
Rev. T. A. tombstone. pastor of ST.
Philips Church here, who sailed some
weeks ago for Europe, is now in Edin-
hurgh, Scotland, visiting relatives. He
VIII travel extensively on the Continent,
and will see the Passion Play at Oberam-
mergau. returning to the States in Au-
gust Mrs. tombstone left last week TO
visit Miss Edith Barclay, her cousin, in
Stamford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. German. r., have
moved 20 their beautiful summer home,
"Fairview,' in Howard County. a few
miles from Laurel
The members Of the Tennis Club Of
Laurel have rented ground on the pike,
where their court will be in good condi-
ton by neXbaweek. A number OF inter-
esting matches viii be played during the
summer, with the best players partiCi-
pating. The club, which has been in
existence for a number of years for
merly had their court in Prince George
street, in the town. where Mr.. and Mrs.
George McConey are now erecting an
attractive bungalow.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. German. of
Gainesville. and the latter's mother Mrs.
Rogers. Of Concord, n C, spent Wednes-
day with Mr.. Germans sister and niece.
Mrs. Stephen Gambrill and Miss Kath-
eFyne Cambria
Miss Mary Keys is spending some time
with friends IN Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Johnson and fam
- 49, E-f
look" for the summer. Overlook is
only a few minutes drive from Fair
view, the estate of the late Senator and
Mrs. Arthur P German, the parents of
Mrs. Johnson. Both the German family
and the Johnsons viii be in retirement
for some time TO come by reason of the
recent death Of the late Senator'S widow.
Mr. James Bradley was in town last
week. and visited at the Gambrills.
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Samuel Bieber, Emanuel Rice Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bender. Harry De Atley,
Mr.. and Mrs s. c. Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Pierce, Miss B. Pierce, F. A.
Blunder and wife, 2. S. Schneider and
wife, w. c. Blunden and wife, Clarence
Clements, E. Walker. Norman Engel and
family. Louis P. Kreg. A. L. Cline and
wife. L. c. Brooks and wife. J. V.
Beagle. Mrs. Francis L. Carpenter. Mrs.
Marvin 2. Hubbard. Harry Hafer. Will
liam Fielder. F. C. Ahern. E. c. Warren,
f. A Leman. L. NJ. Thompson. ]. T.
Thompson. A. H. Klein. G. NJ. Clark. W.
D. Campbell and wife, Mrs. Sturgis. J..
Rendheim, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meier,
w. A. Beck. F. ]. Ehlers and wife. and
Miss e. Baker.
Mrs z. A Haines has taken cottage
at Ocean Grove, n. J.. for the season.
She will have as her guests her children.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Sanford, and their
four children, of Knoxville, Tenn: Mr.
and Mrs. n. S. Isham and son. OF this
city, and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. n Haines, Of
York. Pa. This viii be the first reunion
of the family since the wedding Of Mr..
and Mrs. M. n. Haines.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Miss Hattie Douglas. Miss Mittie Her
bert. and Miss Janet Kuhn left on We'd
nesday for New Jersey for house party
10 be given al the country place OF Mrs.
Louis Scott, near Philadelphia.
Miss Nancy Mcclellan. OF Washington.
was the guest of Mrs. Nicholas Dawson,
on Seminary Hin, during the past week.
Miss Carrie Stribling has returned from
a visit to Ellicott City, Nd.
Mrs. J. p. Agnew and family have gone
to their country home, near Accotink, 10
spend the summer.
Miss Mabel Tinsley, OF Amherst, is WIS.,
iting friends in this city.
Mrs KidwelI is visiting her sister, Mrs.
William Swan in Culpeper, Va.
Mrs William A Smoot has returned
from visit TO friends In King George
County.
Miss Mary Dalngerfield, of Seminary
Hill, left last Wednesday for visit to
New York City.
Miss Rosa I. Sherwood has gone 20
Woolsey, Prince William County, TO spend
few weeks.
Miss Florence Freeman, of Charleston,
W. Va, is visiting Mrs. Louis Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs Julian T. Burke have
weeks.
Miss Emma Bischoff and Miss Pauline
Bischoff, OF Canoyer, n. c., who have
been the guests OF Mrs. A. w. Aitcheson,
left last Saturday for visit TO Buffalo
and Niagara Fail.
Miss Caralie Greenaway is visiting her
cousin, Miss Ruth Lookerman, at Viz
GINA Beach.
Mrs. Chaplin, of New York City. is the
guest of Miss Sallie Stuart.
Miss Angela Shriver, OF Union Mills,
Nd. who has been the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. John Marshall Jones, re-
turned on Friday TO her home.
Mrs. Mollie Jenkins. Of Herndon. Fair
fax County, spent several days of last
week with relatives in this city.
Mrs. John w. Foster. Miss Mildred
Foster, and Miss Carrie Striking left
on Thursday for Markham, Fauquier
County. Va, where they will spent the
summer.
Miss Beal Daingerfield returned last
Saturday from visit to Lynehbupg, Va.
where she was the guest of Miss Phoebe
Edmunds
Mrs. Amy C. weech returned on satur-
day from a visit to Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
Miss Emily Gravatt. of Richmond. is
the guest of Miss Alice Crawford on Sem
mary Hill
Miss Mary NJ. Carne and Miss Cecilia
F1cklin have returned from a visit to
Falls Church.
Mr.. Harvey Robinson left on Tuesday
for visit to the White Sulphur Springs.
W Va
Mr.. John L. Marye left on Saturday
for a visit 10 Mrs Kate Waller Barrett
at Cape Henry, Va
Miss Esther Burke left on Friday 10
join her sister and brother-in-law. DR..
and Mrs. Lewis Greene, who. with their
little children, Master Julian Burke
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%HERE are but two Cabinet minis
tiers in town. the busy Postmas-
ter General and the buster Sec
rotary of the Interior; two Am
bassadors. the Mexican and the Turkish.
and only few foreign Ministers and the
smaller officials who are Obliged to be
IN Washington during the absence OF
those higher in authority This only
proves the habit of the Washington Off
eial to fee from Washington in July and
stay away during August and as long as
possible IN September This is not so
much because OF impossible weather as
It is that officials are more than apt TO
be men OF means and own not only a
city home somewhere. but a summer home
somewhere else. Washington is not the
most uncomfortable spot IN this country,
all the summer. except for the absence
Of smart society. which has the fleeing
habit
The Cabinet members are nearly all
with their families in their summer
homes. The exceptions are the Secretary
OF War, who Is spending his Fourth in
the Sandwich Islands. with his around
the-world-party. including Mrs. Dickinson
and their youngest son; Postmaster Gen
eraI Hitchcock. who has no family. and
likewise no summer cottage, Secretary
Ballinger. who will leave within a few
days for his Seattle home. stopping en-
route several times on departmental BUSH
ness, and Secretary Wilson. who is In
the West. but who does not maintain
home in his State since the death of his
wife and the professional debut OF his
daughter
The German Ambassador, Count Won
Bernstorff, sailed yesterday for Europe
10 join his wife and children, who have
been In their German home several |
months The Turkish Ambassador is |
still new in his Office. and has not yet |
gone TO a cooler cline. The Mexican |
Ambassador is preparing 10 get away |
in a fortnight.
Mr.. Coromilas. who is in Chicago for |
a few days on business. before going TO |
New London to marry Miss Anna Ewing /
Coekrel, VIII probably not be among us |
again next year. as there are hints Of 4
promotion for him TO a European post 1
after his marriage TO the distinguished /
young woman who has been an impor- /
tant factor in both official and smart"
residential society ever since her gradu- |
alton and the assumption of the duties |
of hostess for her father, then Senator !
from Missouri.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Mr. and Mrs. Samuel s. shedd, Of this
city. announce the engagement OF their
daughter Elizabeth 70 Mr.. William Cliff
ton Lawton, OF Baltimore and Philadel-
phia. The wedding has been set for
January Mr.. and Mrs Shedd are prom
inent old residents Of Washington.
Miss Caroline H. Lewis. daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Hall Lewis, was married
last evening to Lieut.. James / Muir,
Z. S. A. The ceremony was performed
at O'Clock in the Church of the Assem-
sion by Rev J. Henning helms, rector,
in the presence of a small company Of
relatives and close friends Of the family
There was no wedding party, and the
ceremony was as simple as possible,
family Of the bride The church had a
simple decoration Of greens. with white
blossoms. The bride wore a charming
gown Of old rose pongee. with hat to
match. and carried Bride roses and lilies
of the valley Mrs Lewis wore white
muslin. with q picture hat. The bride
and bridegroom left Immediately for a
trip North, to include visits TO Atlantic
City and other resorts. Lieut.. Muir is a
graduate in this years class al West
Point, and has not yet been assigned to
a post.
Miss Josephine sydenham, daughter OF
Mrs. Helen CASTOR sydenham. was mar
ried last evening to Lieut.. Raymond Fos-
ter Fowler L. S A. of Nebraska. The
ceremony was performed in the home OF
the brides mother at the Kensington at
o'clock in the presence Of a small COM
pany of relatives and intimate friends, by
Rev. ]. Henning helms, rector Of the
Church of the Ascension. The bride was
attended by Miss Rica SWEET. and the
best man was Lieut.. Donald Hilary Con-
nelly, L. S. A, Corps Of Engineers, same
branch OF service IN which the bride
the handsome apartment was decorated
with pink and white blossoms and palms
and ferns, roses and giadiolas being used
The same floral decorations were used in
the other rooms. except the dining-room
where the flowers were all American
Beauties and the table accessories all Of
the same color. The whole apartment
was lighted by pink-shaded candles. ex-
soft and charming. The bride. who was
given in marriage by Mauchlin Niven, in
the absence of her uncle. Maj. ]. A. Gas
ton, L. S. A, wore a gown OF white
point desprit over white chiffon and
satin, with trimmings of bands Of messa-
line and old Honiton lace, an heirloom in
her family. Her veil of tulle was held
with real orange blossoms sent her from
the South and she carried a shower oF
Bride roses and lilies of the valley. The
maid of honor wore white messaline and
carried a shower of pink sweet peas.
The mother of the bride wore champagne
colored chiffon hand-embroidered. and
carried mauve orchids. After the bridal
supper. the bride and bridegroom left for
a trip North, going later to the West TO
make visit TO the bridegroom's old
home In De Witt, Nebr. The brides go
ing-away gown was of gray. with hat.
coat, gloves. shoes, and pocketbook TO
match. The bridegroom is a graduate
this year at West Point, and has not yet
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Monday, where they will be Joined
later by Mr.. and Mrs. Beale Bloomer,
who are travelling in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs William R. Hunt left
Washington yesterday for the summer
home OF their son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Middaugh. at
Easton, Nd, where they will spend the
summer.
William Munsey Kennedy and family
are at fvanwold, Va. the country
home OF A. c. Yates. which they have
leased for the season.
Col P. F. Harvey. l. S A. retired,
who viii spend the summer at Orkney
Springs, with his daughter. Mrs. c. H.
Arnold, jr., has leased the house at
1871 Q street, where they viii spend
their winters.
Mrs. Martin. wife Of Pay Director
John r. Martin, is in Ocean City. n. J..
where she will remain for the summer.
Gen. and Mrs. whipple are the guests
of Gen. and Mrs. J. Franklin Bell at
New London, Conn.
Maj. Gen. H. C. Merriam. U. S. A.,
retired. has gone to his country place.
at Prouts Neck. Me-. accompanied by
his family
Commodore NJ. L Wood. L. S. N. re-
tired, accompanied by his family. IS at
CapOn Springs, w Va, for the summer.
Commander and Mrs. oualtrougb will
be the guests of Gov. and Mrs. Merriam
during the next week. They will go
later to Newport. Narragansett Pier,
visit in the Catskills. and spend some
time in New York early in the fall.
Capt and Mrs. Frank Evans are at
Spring Lake, n. J.. for the summer.
Capt. G. De F. Chandler. Signal Corps.
U. S. A. who viii sail from New York
Wednesday, has been in New York since
last Saturday. He Will be stationed at
Fort Leayenworth, Kans, after his re-
turn from the other side.
Lieut.. Col jefferson R. Kean, Of the
Army Medical Corps, and Mrs. Kean and
their two children have gone to Stony
Man Camp in Virginia Col. Kean will
return to HIS duties In the Surgeon Cen
erals office Tuesday, and his family will
remain In Virginia until September.
R. c. Drum-Hunt, accompanied by Mrs.
Drum-Hunt and her sister, Miss Mar
garet oliphant, went to Deer Park on
Friday.
Dr. w. NJ. Barton and Mrs. Barton
have moved from their old home in H
street to 17lS Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Oswald o'Nein. a
young bride and bridegroom OF the spring
season, are now established in their new
home. 2oa H street after their honey.
moon. Mrs. ONeill was formerly Miss
Edna NJ. Hayes. Of this city, and has
been COMPOUNDED frequently with some
other young women of the same name.
Miss Helen NJ. Peck. of Chicago. who
has been visiting Mrs. Harriet A. McCon-
nell, of 1893 Seventeenth street. has gone
TO Concord, n. H., for the summer.
Braddock. Nd. is having an unprece-
denied season, which began early. The
recent Washington arrivals are Mrs.
Kaufman. John Randolph. c. D. Pecki-
veg. B. F. Butterfeld and wife. Howard
Boyd and family, F. p Hackney, wife
and daughter NJ. T. Barruch. q w
Skues, H, A. Baldridge, Ridley Mclean.
Z. II. Ahbe, J. Auburt. c. Friend and
WIFE, Miss Helen Rice, Miss L Rice,
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visiting Miss Carol Newberry. daughter
Of the former Secretary Of the Navy, at
their home in Detroit
Mrs Walter Hutchins will soon close
her residence in Sixteenth street and go
TO Northampton for the summer months
Mr.. Hutchins will join her there later in
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter, the latter
formerly Miss Juliette Williams, Of Wash
ngton, are being congratulated on the
birth of a son Friday.
Mrs Tracy. wife OF Capt. Joseph P.
Tracy. L. 5. A.. has gone TO Fort Mon
roe for sojOurn OF several weeks.
Miss Louise White. daughter of Com
mander and Mrs. w W White, U. S. N.
has gone TO East Orange. n. J., to visit
Miss Elvin for several weeks. Miss Elvin
IS well known In Washington. having
spent much time here last winter
Col Thomas L. Casey, Corps of Engi-
neers. L. s. A.. and Mrs. Casey have
closed their apartment in Stoneleigh Court
and gone to Mount Holly Inn. near Bal
timore. where they will spend July. They
viii spend the months of August and
September at the Buena Vista Springs
Hotel. in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Nd,
and viii return to this city in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Breslaw, with
their daughter, Caroline, have gone 10
Takoma TO spend the summer months.
Col. Charles H. Heyl, L. s. A.. retired.
and the Misses Heyl have gone to their
summer home at Deer Park, Md, to
spend the summer months.
Maj. and Mrs. Harold c. Reisinger, U.
S NJ c., viii leave here about the first
OF August 10 spend the month at the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, W.
Va
Miss Bella Schiffman has returned 10
Washington from visit with friends in
Ingleside, Nd.
Rear Admiral r. B. Bradford. U. s. n.
has gone to his summer home near Au-
burn. Me, where Mrs. Bradford and Miss
Rose Bradford will join him later in July.
Mrs. Russell Train, wife of Lieut..
Charles Russell Train, and their young
son have gone to Beverly, Mass, 10 join
Lieut.. Train. who is in command of the
L. S. S. Sylph.
Mrs. Gotten, wife of Lieut.. A. Gotten,
Z. S. ~. who was with her husband in
this city at the Naval Hospital, has gone
to Virginia Beach, Va.
Col. and Mrs. Stedman. L. S. A., have
closed their home in New Hampshire
avenue. and gone to Edgartown, Mass.
to spend July. They will make a motor
trip through Pennsylvania and Virginia
in September.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Barker will
leave here July for Willamsport, n. Y.
where they will visit their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Corning.
OF Albany. n. Y, for several weeks.
Rear Admiral George c. Remey, L. s.
N. retired. with Mrs. Remey and Miss
Angelica Remey, have gone TO New York
to spend several days before going to
jamestown. R. l., for the summer.
Miss Mary A Knapp is at Mountain
Lake Park, Nd, for a few weeks.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. dean OF
the Washington College of Law, has
left Washington for the North, where
she viii spend the summer In and