The Washington herald., 1911-09-10
GEORGETOWN.

GEORGETOWN.
Mrs. RawIins Hume is expected to re-
turn to her home In Georgetown the lat
ter part Of September. after q stay Of
several months at Cape May.
Miss Anna Nicholson, Of Q street, spent
her vacation at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Charles Waters has returned from
a trip which included Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, New York, and Old Point Com
fort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton. Of Thirtieth
street, will spend the weekend with their
daughter. Mrs. Bready, of Herndon, Va,
and from there they will start on trip
North, which will include New York,
Boston, Providence, and Lawrence. They
will be gone about two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene Byrnes have re-
turned from an extended trip, which in
cluded a visit to Quebec, Canada; trip
along the st. Lawrence River. and visit
to the Thousand Islands. On their re-
turn to the States they stopped at Moose
head Lake, Me, for a short stay, and
also at Bar Harbor, and from there they
went to Haven, Me-, to pay visit at the
home of DR.. Balloch.
Mrs. Jenny Stirer made a trip through
Pennsylvania. going to Pittsburg 10 visit
Mr.. Harry Stirer, who is connected with
the Westinghouse Company there.
Mrs c. NJ Newman has gone to Blue
Summit Mountain. taking little Virginia
Thompson with her, for vacation to last
several weeks.
Mrs. Edward ]. Sarrell, Of Indianapolis,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Edmonston, of P street. Mr.. Sar-
rell will Join Mrs. Sarrell in Washington
October l, and after a short visit they
will return TO their home.
Miss Mayleld spent the month OF Au-
gust visiting friends near Frederick. Hen
sisters spent their summer along the
North Shore, visiting Boston and Glou-
cester, Mass, as well as Portland, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Middleton. accom-
panied by Mrs. Middleton's sister, Miss
Laub, made a trip to Ocean City. N. j.,
where they spent several weeks, later
going to Atlantic City for the remainder
Of their vacation.
Mr.. PercivaI Smith has returned from
his vacation in the Cumberland Valley.
Rev. H. Baremore Angus, pastor Of
Peck Memorial Church, has returned
from a visit to Portland, Me.
Mrs J. McKenny Berry and son, J. Nc
Kenny, jr.. spent the summer with Mrs.
Berrys mother, Mrs. West Baker, at
Winchester, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Lightfoot are
building a summer home on the Upper
Potomac, just above the Letter estate on
the Virginia side of the river. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lightfoot spent the past summer
in a temporary bungalow they had
erected for this season, as they expect
their permanent summer residence to be
completed before next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gershon Bradford left
last week to visit Mr.. Bradford's mother,
Mrs. Laurence Bradford. of Duxbury,
Mass Mrs. Gershon Bradford was for
merly Miss Lightfoot, of Terrace Heights,
Georgetown.
Prof and Mrs. Frisby. together with
their daughter Miss Florence Frisby,
have returned from a trip to Canada,
stopping for short time at Ottawa and
returning by way of the Thousand
Islands.
Mrs Howard and Miss Howard, Of n
street, have been on trip to Atlanuc
City.
Mr.. Austin Howard has been in Atlanta
during the summer and Is now on his
way to Ithaca, where he goes to accept
a position as instructor at Cornell Uni
versity. He will visit in Georgetown with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Theodore
Howard.
Col. and Mrs Garrard. Of Fort Myer,
have as house guests Mr.. and Mrs. Vat
son.
Mr.. Richard MacCartney returned last
week from Berryville, Va, where he has
been visiting relatives.
Miss Helen williams returned during
the week from a visit to her sister, who
lives in Prince George County, Nd.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs Charles Tate have
al fror bai vacation
Mr.. S. Theodore Howard has returned
from a trip which included Cape Henry.
Old Point, and Norfolk. Mr.. Howard
has accepted the position OF bass soloist
at st. Adams Church for the month or
September. after which he will resume
his old position at st. Anne's Catholic
Church, Tennallytown.
One of the first semi-formal entertain.
ments- held at Fort Myer this season
was tea given by Mrs. c. s, Foster on
Wednesday afternoon.
On Wednesday Miss Mabel workcamp,
Of Fort Myer Va, was married to Mr..
Edward Kehoe, of Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs Kehoe will make their home In
Washington on the return from their
wedding trip.
Capt. and Mrs. z. A. Kriedler announces
the marriage of their daughter. Mary
Laura, to DIR. Edwin w. Patterson. Q
lieutenant in the Medical Reserve Corps
L s. A. The ceremony was performed
quite privately in the Kriedler home on
wednesday, September g. by Rev. c. L.
Pate The bride wore her travelling cos
tune Of blue. and they left in the after
noon for the bridegroom's new post AZ
Fort D. A. Russell. wyo.. stopping in
Denver en- route.
Dr. and Mrs. Brace. OF Thirtieth street
and their niece, Miss Annie Brpnnae