Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-09-12

aal'r-e -es.,4 people ike to know when 7
~. ts.. visitors that they may cai
5..-r, ,1ur friends. Personals puoHsheo
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a. Charles w. Strahorn and Mrs.
-.-t,,r If Newark, Del, are the
s'a, s,sof Mr. and Mrs ]. II. Strahorn,
Green street.
Mr. Edward Habersham, auditor Tor
cn54baker Automobile Company,
" co.th Bend. Ind, is visiting his
a. on Charles street. He is ac-
.arpaaied by his wife.
p,of Carlos V. Cusachs, of the
Nj Academy, is staying with Com
,-5ora and Mrs. Theodoric Porter at
Cumberland Court, while Mrs. Gu
,@rbs f.. at Atlantic City.
Master Galloway Cheston is visit
..v his sister. Mrs. Stevenson M.
C-atbrrs at Galloway Hall, Chestnut
HM. Philadelphia.
The Rev. W. G. Mcneil, pastor of
,1e First NJ. E. Church. is at Norris
town, n. }.
Miss Clara Riley is visiting her
brother. Mr.. Hugh r. Riley and Mrs.
Riley at Murray Hill.
Prof Horace j. Fenton, of the Ma
cal Academy. has returned from a
,go.months' trip to Europe, during
,rbicb time he toured parts of the
continent.
Dr Fell. president of St. John
Collage. has returned from his sum-
mer home at Skyland, Va, and is at
his office daily at the college. Mrs.
FeU and her two sons, Edgar and
John. will remain at Skyland for an
other week.
Mrs Carl A. Stevens is visiting her
aunt. Mrs Hutchinson, Washington,
D. c.
Miss Mabel Hewes, of Churchton,
Ma. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Will
lsm Curry, West street.
Mr.. Moore Simpson, of the Pitts
5argb Leader, has joined his wife,
ani her sister, Mrs. Stanley, of Eng
lan5 at the Duke of Gloucester
APARTMENTS, corner Green and Duke
Of Gloucester streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Zell are at
their country seat Bay Lodge, near
Annapolis for month.
Mr. George j. Davis, the popular
Maryland avenue merchant, left for
New York few days ago for an ex-
tended trip North. Mr.. Davis ex-
poets to be gone a fortnight.
Miss King, of Annapolis Junction,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank jacob. Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Meiser and little
daughter, Alfreida, of Fifth street,
Eastport spent the weekend with
Mr. Meiser's parents, in Baltimore.
Mr. c. Burnett Taylor and Miss
Amanda Newman, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Edward Tay-
or, Of Eastport
Capt John Nj. Bowyer, U. S. N,
former superintendent of the Naval
Academy, and his family are stopping
at the Normandie, Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Allen Bowie Howard, of
Jacksonville. is spending the week
with friends on Park avenue, Balti-
more.
Mrs. Il. q. Fuller, wife of Lieuten-
ant Fuller, U. S. Navy, who has been
spending some time with her parents,
DIR. and Mrs. w. c. Claude, st. Johns
street, has gone to Boston, Mass, to
be with her husband, who is stationed
al the Boston navy yard.
Miss Wohlgemuth, who is studying
10 be trained nurse at st. Joseph's S
Hospital, Baltimore, is at home on
her vacation.
Mrs. Westbrook. of Conduit street,
IS visiting her mother in Albany, New
York.
Mr., and Mrs. F. B. Schaum. of
harrisburg, W. Va, who have been
spending the summer very pleasantly
., the home of Mrs. Schaum' s sister,
MRS. James CAN'T, at Germantown.
nave returned home. Mr.. Schaum is
engaged 81 in the glass business in
Ot'aTAsourg and is one of its prominent
citizens.
me many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
.. g.. Enders are glad to welcome them
20 70 TINS city, and pleased to know that
.'ey are TO be among the permanent
,,sS'1ents. Mr.. Enders is very popu-
- -a' IN this city. having been con-
1lI'ed with the submarines and the
..-L.'1Shipmen's ~ training squadron for
S, ,s past summer, at present he is
SSo'As y. duty in connection with the
: team g, Engineering Department of
he U. s. S. Olympia.