The Washington herald., 1911-04-02
CHEVY CHASE.

Dr. and Mrs. Ryan DeVereaUN, who
have pure hased the WOrthington Ford
House in West Bradley lane. and who are
having same TcmOdeled, expects to have
it completed within two months. Or. De
vercaux graduated from the University
Of PENNSYLVANIA in 1894, and came to
Washington, becoming member OF the
faculty OF Georgetown medical school II"
was Il captain in the Medical Corps of
the United States army. and saw actIE"
service during the SpaEish-American war
He resigned four years ago, and has
since ho travelling in Europe. studying.
and now cones back 10 Washington. and
has opened up an office in Chevy Chase.
where he expects to practice medicine.
Dr. Dev6reauX is a nephew of Archbishop
Ryan.
The last meeting Of the season Of the
Childrens Dancing Class met at the
Chevy Chase Library on Wednesday
evening feature of the gathering was
the scarf dance by Miriam Richards. Ro-
berta RidgwaY. Eleanor Garner. kath-
crime EnabIe and Adelaide Conard. Prof.
and Mrs Victor Zehley served refresh
mentS and gave favOrs to the children
after the dancing.
The Chevy Chase Literary Club met on
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. DalZell. Mrs. J. c. Bow
cn gave 4 talk on her travels in Europe
the past summer. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs Thomas f. Robertson
Mr.. and Mrs John l.. Ridgway. Or. and
Mrs Samuel NJ. MelIott Miss Harriet
Weaver. Mr.. Harry Giovannioi, Mr.. and
Mrs =. r. Richards, Mr. r. p. Tecle, Mr..
and Mrs Clarence Z. Dawson. John l..
Weaver, and Mrs. and Miss Mackrille.
Mr.. John Wilber Latham, of West Brad
lev lane. who has been quite sick for
some time, was removed from his home
the past week TO Garfield Hospital. where
he was operated on for appendicitis and
gall stones by DR.. l. 5. Stone and Dr.
Truman Able.
Miss Ruth Crawford. of East Orange,
n j.. is the house guest of Dr. and Mrs
Thomas A. Poole. Of Connecticut avenue
and Oliver street.
Mrs George ChandIee, Of East LenoX
street. has returned to her home from a
visit to New York City.
Miss Amaryliss Gillett. very wealthy
lady of Washington and Chicago, who
purchased some days ago large lot
in Connecticut avenue extended and
facing the Chevy Chase Club, expects 10
erect what in all probability will be the
handsomcst home in Chevy Chase. She
expects to have her grounds all carefully
laid out. driveways leading from the
avenue TO the house and running in the
back TO the stables and garage. Miss
Gillett has leased her handsome house
at 2255 r street northwest and work will
begin at once on her Chevy Chase home.
Kenneth Abraham. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter S. Abraham, of Morrison street,
entertained about twenty-five of his little
playmates and friends last week.
Mrs. G. w. Harris. of Morrison street.
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Ark.
Mrs. Scott a. Swearingen has purchased
from Mr.. William II. Kempfer a house
in the north side of Jones Mill road in
North Chevy Chase.
Mr. A. l.. Falk. of West Livingston
street. is spending some time in New
York city.
Paymaster Charles Conrad. U. S. N. of
Oliver street who has been in Cuba, is at
his home on leave.
The new house in Florida street. which
is being built for Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Troth is under roof.
Mrs Horace Chandlee, of Oliver street.
VINO has been visiting friends at Old
Point Comfort, Va, has returned to her
home.
Miss Joe Conklin. of Huntington, Long
Island, N. Y. who has been the house
guest of DIR. and Mrs. Thomas A Poole,
has returned to her home.
The children of Mr. md Mrs. Charles
L. Frailey, of East Bradley lane. who
have been quite sick, have fully re-
covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. wedderburn.
jr., of East Irving street. entertained at
| bridge the past week at their home
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
s. p. gohpson, Mr.. and Mrs, A. ". Cush-