The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-17
GEORGETOWN.


summer in the Allegheny Mountains Of
West Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs. Radford
will not leave town until later In the
season. when they viii visit Atlantic
City.
Miss Maude Sawyer is spending short
time at Virginia Beach.
One Of the finest boats to be put on
the Potomac this year is the Bonita.
launched Thursday. The owners, Mr. J.
II. Richardson, Mr.. J. s. Mckinney and
Mr.. L. T. Brown. have made plans 10
spend much Of their time at various
points down the river.
The Hyattsville chapter of the Brother
hood Of st, Andrew have invited the
District chapters to visit them to-mor-
row evening. The meeting is of special
interest to Georgetown. as one OF the
speakers is Mr.. ]. Holdsworth Gordon.
Mrs. Truett will leave this week with a
party OF friends for a visit of several
weeks In Rochester, n. Y.
Mr.. Haag. formerly Of Washington.
and Mrs. Haag, entertained a number Of
Washington friends at their home. Drift
Wood. near Fort Monroe. Among their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. spransy and
Miss Cathryn Powell. the latter a cousin
of the hostess.
Nine. de Meissner is spending the sea-
son az Barnstable. Mass.
St Johns Church choir have returned
from their camp in Maryland.
Mrs. Brace. who has been spending a
short time az her home, Frederick, Md,
has returned to Washington. She
brought with her her niece. Miss Annie
Bremen Kemp. or Frederick, who will
spend this week in town.
Mrs. Forster Davis and her daughter
have returned from a visit to Baltimore
The following candidates have practi-
cally been chosen for the Potomac Boat
Club BY the coach. Mir. Dick Glendon. to
enter the races next month. The senior
eight are Messrs. Mueller. Ellis. spransy.
Richardson. Evans. Smith, Bullough. and
Morse. stroke. The junior eight are
Messrs. Mcdonald, Parker. Kinds. Hough.
Van DriI. Lucas. Millenvitch, and Kehoe.
The four oar viii have Messrs. Burney.
Heart. Coultry and Ben. stroke. Mr..
Carl Mueller expects 10 enter the singles
Plans for the social events following the
regatta have not been perfected. but
number OF entertainments have been ar
ranged Mr.. Claude Zappone, chairman
Of the National Regatta Association. has
the matter in charge and 1t has been
arranged that the course shall be the
lower one bringing the boats into view
along Potomac Park. Washington will
furnish three crews from Potomac and
one from Analostan boat house.
A party OF thirty. many Of whom are
Washingtonians, are planning a camping
trip in Virginia. The camp will be near
the home OF Miss Elizabeth Charles Har-
man, who spends her winters at her
studio in Georgetown.
The little Misses Mccormick are spend
ing part OF the summer with their grand
mother. Mrs. Sawyer.
Miss Alice Berry, OF Dumbarton avenue,
has gone to the mountains for a short
stay
Mrs. F. T. Moore and Miss Edna Md
dletOn will leave this week for Atlantic
City. where they will spend a couple OF
weeks. On their way home they will
visit in Philadelphia. Miss Middleton is
TO join camping party the middle of
August and spend some time In the
Shenandoah Valley, near Bluemont.
Other members CT the party from Wash
ington viii be Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
The services at Colonial Beach last
Sunday were conducted by Mr.. Dudley S.
Bright He was assisted by Mr.. n. T.
Hyson and Mr.. r. W. Hyson. These
meetings. which are under the direction
o. the Brotherhood Of St Andrew, will
be in charge Of the following members.
each Of whom has been assigned a Sun
lay: Mr.. Edwin S Brown, Mr.. W. B.
Everett, IT.. Mr.. Joseph H Gibbons. Mr..
Edward F. LOCKER. Mr. J, Holdsworth
5ordon, Dr. Gregory. and Rev. r. R.
Phelps.
Mrs. Gadsby left Thursday for York
Beach, Ne. where she will spend the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Ridgway and their |
Miss Ridgway, are spending a |
couple Of weeks at Mountain Lake Park. |
Mrs. Whipple and Miss Caroline Smith |
iave gone TO Chatham. N. J., where they |
yill remain until October.
The Misses Ruth and Jean Roberts. who
eeently returned from a visit in New /
FORK State. entertained a number OF 1
heir Washington and Virginia friends /
friday evening. Their guests were Miss
Dorothy Walton, the Misses Hazel and /
hon
Miss Anne Brown, Mr.. Edward
iibbs Mr.. Miles Thompson, Mr. Kent
Ashford. Mr.. Norman Gibbs, Mr.. Kirk
Wilkinson. Mr.. Lyle Mason. Mr.. Egbert
thompson and Mr.. Philip Mason. Ar
angements are being made for a play 10
e given this summer at Sunnyside. the
Kisses Roberts home. After a discussion
their plans. the party spent a pleasant
vening on the lawn. where refreshments
ere served.
moonlight excursion will be given
tuesday, for the National Regatta fund.
TENDERS OF the Potomac Boat Club have
ormed parties among their friends and
ne occasion promises TO be particularly
leasant.
~O~44S--AA1 iAS 4L1OEUldl was InS dance
Potomac Boat Club Thursday even
lg, where the girls appeared In dainty
lmmer gowns and the men in white
Tits.
1t was the last occasion OF tho sort
efore the men go in training for the
egatta. During the evening lemonade
nd ices were served.
The Chanaropv ,xa-a Nsr~ ~. A. I
asch. Mrs. zappone. Mrs. Carl Mueller.
nd Mrs. John MerklIng.
Mrs. William Reynolds Is at Mountain
axe Park, where she will be Joined this I
eek by her mother. Mrs. Collins, and I
ster, Mrs. Doyle. They will spend the ]
onths Of August and September at the
ark.