The Washington bee., 1911-08-26
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City, n. J., last week. She will be
gone several weeks.
Miss Efie M. Middleton. Of o38 c
Street Southwest, left the city this
week for Philadelphia, Pa. She will
be away several days
Mrs. VIM. H. Haynes, of Eleventh
street, is spending the last three
weeks of August in Roston, Mass, en-
ablrng her to enjoy frequent visits
from her son Harold, who is an en-
ploye of the General Electric Com
pany, ow w Lynn, nearby. The un-
restricted opportunities of availing
ones self OF the seasOnable suburban
resorts of the New England Capital
make a trip of this sort peculiarly en-
JOyable to a resident Of this vicinity.
The Monacan, Mu-So-Lit and Cav
endish Clubs, which are at present en-
JOying their unusual summer inactiy-
lity. will resume their social, literary
and other functions IN October, mean
while speculation is particularly keen
among the frequenters of the "bou-
levard' as to the prospective place of
their regular monthly meetings for
this season, their former habitat above
a well known swell uptown cafe hav-
ing been pre-empted for other pur-
poses
Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand Block, of
New Orleans. La, are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T c. NewsOn, 2OO2
Thirteenth Street Northwest Mrs.
Block is the niece of Mrs. Newsom,
and they will remain two weeks be
fore their return to the Crescent City.
A dance was given in honor of Mrs.
NJ. F. Slaughter and Mrs. Richard
Trolt, of New York City, both of
whom were passing through the city
after attending the St. Lukes COnven-
tion in Richmond, Va. They were en-
tertained by Messrs. Samuel, Clarence
and Eugene Compton, all of whom are
relatives of Mrs. Slaughter Among
those present were Mrs. NJ. z. Slaugh-
ter, Mrs Richard TrOlt. of New York
Mr. and Mrs C. l. Compton, Sr., Mr.
and Mrs Eugene Tyler Mr.. Paul
Lewis and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Jordan, Misses Florence Gibson, Es-
telle Kele, Mabel Boston, Mr.. Harry
Moten and sister, Messrs. James A.
Compton, George Williams and Prest-
| ley Diggs, and others. Mrs. Gaines
was kind enough to open her home to
the young people to enjoy themselves
in.
Mr.. Charles P. Ford, of 100 Third
Street Northwest, IS entertaining his
mother, Mrs Lucy A. Shaw, Of New
Orleans, La, formerly the widow of
the Rev. A ]. Ford, who was prom
inent member of the Louisiana confer
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Mrs Shaw was accompanied
on the trip from New Orleans by Mrs
Louisa Murray, the mother of Mr.
Peter NJ. Murray, of Howard medical
school.
Mrs. Mary Green, Of Twelfth Street
| Northwest. is visiting in Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Miss Harriette E. Baker is spend
/ ing a fortnight in Boston, Mass.
with her mother
Misses Elizabeth and Estelle Lee
are spending their vacation visiting
| different places in the West Among
| the places visited are Dayton, C11CIn-
Inati, Chicago, Evansville, Milwaukee
and Niagara Falls.
Dr. L. H. Harris left Tuesday for
/ EAIidUll~ lily anu POiliLo ldi LilNi La |
Port Jefferson and Sag Harbor, L. I
IDr. Harris was accompanied by his
wife. and this is their seventeenth an
niversary trip.
Mrs. Julia Beckett, wife of Major
II. c. Beckett, left last week for As
lbury Park, where she will spend a few
Iweeks. From there she goes TO New
York, where she will be the guest OF
Madam Marie Hereford, of the Al
Twin
Mrs. Mary Pierce and children will
! return home this week. DR.. s. NJ
/ Pierce and Mr.. Harris arrived II
| IWestmoreIand County Saturday, and
will return September I.
| Miss Alice P. Murray, Of this city
Iniece of Mrs. E. Murray, who has beer
Iteaching in the high school, Cairo, Ill
has returned to the city after a sue
cessful year, She made good rec