The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-12

Though electric fans purr softly and
scatter eoolness about the F street
bourse, TIE heat Of these days at noon
is sufficient to drive nearly all the MEM
bers of the local Stock Exchange 10 a
serious consideration Of getting away
from business 10 some more congenial
occupation and atmosphere.
Brokers say they have been making
some money this year and that they
really deserve a vacation, which they
mean to have.
Albion K. Paris. president Of the ex-
change. will spend his vacation soon at
Monterey. Pa. a well-known resort in
the Blue Ridge Mountains Mrs Paris
is in feeble health and is spending the
summer there, where Mr.. Paris joins
her each week over Sunday. and where
he will spend few weeks consecutively
later in The summer.
VIII Go TO New Hampshire.
Ben Woodruff secretary of the ex-
change has planned an automobile trip
TO Lake sunapee. N H. His family is
already there. and he will Join them
about the end of July and will take a
long automobile trip through New Eng
land and the Empire state home The
trip VIII occupy about three weeks.
c. c. Glover and Charles J. Ben are on
the Atlantic this week en- route to Eu-
rope. Clarence Norment is at New Lon
don. Conn. about half through months
stay at that Doint.
George Howard and J. William Henry
spending his for the most part in Lon
don and Mr.. Henry having put in nearly
month at Atlantic City. Mr.. Henry's
family is at Monterey. and he spends
the weekend with them in the noun
tains. coming back 10 the city each Mon
day forenoon.
Charles Williams started last night for
Toronto. Canada, and he said If the axles
OF the Pullman did not get too hot on
the way he would probably arrive at his
destination all right some time to-day.
Goes Ont TO His Farm.
William B. Hibbs is one Of the con-
firmed week-enders. For several years
he has been accustomed TO so up TO his
farm near Leesburg. Va, each Friday
afternoon in summer by automobile and
return on Monday Mr.. HIbbs has re-
Gently come into possession of a new
road machine. which he says will make
the journey over the Virginia roads in
record time.
William A Mearns spends a part OF
the weekend ia the country, and later in
the summer he VIII go 70 Cape Cod for
few weeks by the seashore.
Allan Walker spends some time each
day in his automobile and seeks diver
sion in various ways out of doors. He
VIII probably go 10 Cape May In August
for a short stay
George yesterday expects TO join his
family for short time at Stony Mans
| Camp, in the Virginia Mountains
William J. Father will be IN Wash
ington until the return OF Mr.. Glover
in the fall, and will take his outing at
the National Bankers Association con-
vention in Los Angeles. Cal
May Go TO Europe.
Arthur Plant has not yet made definite
arrangements for his outing. but is look
ing forward to trip to Europe during
the month Of September.
Thilman Hendrick expects to remain in
/ town all summer. He rides many miles
each day in his automobile and pisys
| golf at the Columbia links. and he de-
elares that is good enough as a summer
/ outing for him.
Thomas Hume has not yet decided upon
| his vacation and thinks it doubtful
whether he viii be able 10 get away
for any protracted length of time.
G. Bowie Chapman will spend his vaca-
/ ton with HIS family in Atlantic City.