The Washington herald., 1911-07-30

Mass. where she will spend the rest OF
the season.
| DR.. William e. Clark, Mrs. Clark
and Mr.. Herbert Schoenfeld returned
Monday from Wades Point. Thursday
Mrs. Clark returned with Mrs. Upton
for the two last days with the party
who Joined st. Adams choir on their
vacation at c1aybourne Yesterday saw
the return of those who had spent the
two weeks at Claybourne. They were
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace BeaIl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Middleton, Miss Eva Burrell, Miss
Henrietta Burrell. Miss Margaret Ev-
ans, Mr.. Allison Miller, Mr.. William Up
ton. and Mr.. James Dulin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bogley have re-
turned from a visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Leila Bogley, who has spent the
month In Virginia, returned last week to
| her home in Wisconsin avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Craighill and Miss
Craighill are in Atlantic City for the
| summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Garnett are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
a son.
| Mr.. W. c. Shaw left last week for a
months stay in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hershler, of Newark
street, left Thursday for Boston and
Nova Scotia
| Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Birch have returned
from a trip to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Forest Dodge is spending the
weekend with her daughter, Mrs. WASH
| ington Beall Bowie, at her home, in
Maryland.
Miss Ella Moore left last week to join
her parents. who are spending the sum-
mer in the North.
| Miss Bessie Hoover will leave Thurs
day for Amelia County, Va, where she
will be the guest Of Miss Scott Mrs.
| Harold o. Goodwin, Of Portsmouth will
joint Miss Hoover in Richmond, where
they will spend a short time before 60
ing to visit Miss Scott.
Mrs. Walter Lendkey and Miss Julia
| Lendkey will spend the next two weeks
in Atlantic City.
for Virginia. where she will remain until
| fall.
| Miss Dorothy Weeks, Of Cleveland
Park, entertained a number of her
| friends last week at a pompadour party.
| Miss Louise King and Miss Adaline King
leave soon for Maryland, where they will
| spend several weeks with Mrs. Raphael
| Later in the season they Join a party OF
| friends from Baltimore, who will spend
the fall camping.
delightful picnic was given wednes-
day on which Mrs. Margaret Browns
| family and a number OF their friends
went to Colonial Beach. In the party
| We're Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Webb, of Phila-
| delphia; Mrs. Walter Roberts, Mrs Jean
| Roberts. Miss Annie Brown, Miss Ruth
Roberts. Miss Helen Richardson, Miss
Elizabeth Douglas, Miss Jean Roberts,
Miss Mary Roberts, Mr.. Donald Webb.
| Mr.. Lester Bower. Mr.. James Roberts.
Mr.. Cameron Roberts, Mr.. Allen Roberts,
Mr.. Parker Richardson. Mr.. Scott Camp
bell, Mr.. Paul Webb, Mr.. Norman Gibbs,
Mr.. Harmon Roberts, and Mr.. Edmond
Roberts.
Miss Ethel Person. who has been the
guest of Miss Martha Waters, leaves
| this week for her new home in Michigan.
DR.. and Mrs Engster and their daugh-
! ter left Saturday for Maine, where they
viii spend August and September.
Miss Sarah Miller, of Cleveland Park.
will spend some time in Canada
Rev. F. B. Howden, Mrs. Howden. and
| their family have opened their cottage
on the Maine coast and will remain there
| until October. Mrs. Howden has spent
| the past month at Mount Airy, in the
: Blue Ridge
Mrs. William Sterne and Miss Margaret
Sterne have returned to their apartment
at the Shannon after a month at Blue
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Fisher are visiting
Boston and different points in Massachu-
setts.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Donnelly, of Pan
ama will spend some time in Washington,
arriving here the latter part of August.
Mr.. Charles Bright. soloist of St Johns.
will give the offertory solo this morning
at All Saints Church, Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Delaware Clark is the guest Of her
son, Mr. Fred Clark, who recently came
from Newark, Del, to make Washington
his home.
Mrs. Margaret Brown had as her
guests last week her nephew, Mr.. DON
aid Webb. and Mr.. Lester Bower, both
of Philad elphia. Mr.. Webb and Mr..
Bower left Thursday for Norfolk and
New York.
Miss Juliette Paris has gone with
her aunt, Miss Laura Harrison, to Re-
hoboth.
Mrs. George Warner and Miss Mar
garet Warner have gone to Anasquan
for the summer.
Miss Lucy Henry Is spending the
summer in Culpeper.
Miss Ruth Grey leaves this week for
Gloucester, Mass.
Mr. Harry Nicholson, who spent some
time in Wernersville. has returned to
his home in Q street.
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