The Washington herald., 1911-08-13

month the club plans a housewarming
| at which time their club rooms at the
lodge will be formally opened. Among
those at the meeting Monday were Mr.
! Herbert Schoenfeld, Mr.. Payton Torbet.
Mr.. John Chapman, Mr. Rudolph Schoen.
field. Mr.. Harold Jeffries. Mr.. Nelson
George, and Mr.. Edward Mertz.
Mrs. Sterns has as her guest Lieut.
Elicott.
Mrs. Margaret Brown is spending some
time with her sisters, Mrs. Walter Rob-
erts and Mrs. Jean Roberts, of Vir-
ginia,
Miss Clara Miller, who has been the
guest Uf her aunt, Mrs. Pate, returned
last week to her home in Homecoming.
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Miss Ethel Smith is home from a visit
TO Mrs Bready, of Herndon. Va.
Mrs. Georgia Hale is spending the
month of August with Mrs. Alfred VIII
son, of Bethesda. Md.
Mrs. Henry Brawner and her daughter,
Miss Matte Brawner. have returned from
a visit in Massachusetts. Miss Julia
Brawner arrives to-day from Ocean City.
where she has spent some time.
Maj c. L. Cook returned from Berry
vile, Va, where he took his fam
lily for the summer. He leaves to-day
with the District Militia for their camp
at Frederick, Md. Maj. Boyd Tay-
lor will also leave to-day for Frederick.
Miss Mockabee, of street. has re-
turned from a two weeks stay at Cape
May.
Miss Bessie Birch, who is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Bonneville, of Old Point,
gives a special musicale programme to-
day at the morning service at ST. Johns
Church in Hampton.
Miss Helen Williams was in town a
short time last week, returning Tuesday
to Prince George County, where she is
visiting her sister. Miss Williams is
spending this weekend at her home in
Thirty First street, but leaves to-mor-
row for Maryland where she will be the
guest of Mrs. Washington Beall Bowie.
Mr.. T. H. Kearney, Of Cleveland Park,
has returned from an extensive trip
through Arizona, New Mexico, and Cal
ifornia.
Miss Eagan is the guest Of Miss Matte
Brawner.
The Misses Helen and Louise Frey are
spending some time at Braddock Heights.
Mrs William Powell and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cover, have returned from
Eaglesmere. where they were guests Of
Mrs. Powells daughter, Mrs. Hillman.
Miss Margaret Evans left last week for
Charlottesville, Ind, where she will spend
the next month with relatives.
Dr. William Hamilton, tenor soloist
at All Saints Church, Chevy Chase. left
yesterday for Nova Scotia and will spend
his vacation in that section.
DR.. and Mrs. Young arrived Thursday
from Atlantic City. They will reside at
the Prince George until the late fall.
Mrs. Moser. wife of Capt. Moser. will
leave this week for Slatington, Pa, for
a stay of a month.
A number from Georgetown attended
the Epworth League day at Washing
ton Grove. Mr.. Heiston, the District
president, made The principal address of
the evening. Miss Leila Bogley and Miss
Ada Sebastian sang. Others from George
town who attended the meeting were
Mrs Heiston and Mr.. and Mrs. Bogley.
Mrs. Waldo HIbbs has returned from
a short visit In Virginia.
Mrs. Jones and her daughter, Miss
Rachel Jones, are visiting near Hagers-
town. Md.
Miss Fannie Gilbert IS with friends at
Old Point Comfort.
Mr.. Reginald LOCKER left yesterday for
a ten days visit to Rev. Mr.. Howden at
his cottage in Connecticut. Later he will
join his sister, and they will return to
Washington in September.