The Washington herald., 1911-07-02
THE wAsHIEeToE HERALD, SUNDAY, July ., 1911.

dora Henckels. Miss Lucille Henry, Mr.
Everett Mertz. and Mr.. Julian Doweli.
Judge Bradford. OF Wilmington. Del,
has been visiting In Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles eraigen left yes
terday for visit TO Atlantic City.
Miss Anne Blackwood will visit Mis-.
Eloise orme at Cape May during the
month Of July.
Mrs Bleeker and Miss May Bleekei
haze gone TO Braddock Heights.
Miss Juliet Paris Is the guest Of Miss
Hannah Matthews at her<summer home
Oxford. Nd .
St Johns Church. Bethesda. was given
la most successful garden party hst week
at the residence OF Mrs. Richard Drum
Hunt. at Drummond. Nd The lawn was
attractively decorated with Japanese Ian
terms. Mrs. Drum-Hunt was assisted by
Mrs. Chitty. who was In charge Of the
fancy table: Mrs. Francis Wallace, who
had the candy table; Mrs. Legg and Miss
Bessie Hodges. who served punch; Mrs.
Ellis and Mrs. Chase, at the cake table,
and Mrs. Wilson Offutt, Mrs. wheatley.
and Mrs. Slaymaker, who served ice
garet Olliphant. Mrs. webster. Miss
Edith scudder. Miss Katherine Scudder.
Miss Ruth Latimer. Miss Mary Wallace.
Miss Louise Alexander, Miss virgie Of
futt. Miss Elizabeth Slaymaker. Miss
Nellie wheatley. Miss Booker, Mrs. Bor-
den. Mrs. Getzendanner, and Mrs. Whit
ting.
Mrs Green, who spent the winter in
Georgetown. left for her home in Duluth
on Tuesday
Miss Helen Watkins is spending the
summer in Winchester.
Miss Dorothy Kinkaid. who came to
washington for the Dodge-Bowte we'd
ding. has since been visiting her aunts.
the Misses Cassin. Miss Kinkaid re-
turned last week 10 her home in An
napoiis.
Miss Mazie Mitchell is spending the
weekend with friends in Virginia.
Miss Ruth Wilson is visiting relatives
near Rockville.
Mrs. Condor, who has been at Ocean
City for the past two weeks has re-
turned to her home IN Bethesda
Miss Flora King left Thursday for
New York. from which point she sailed
later in the week for Europe. Miss King
will return in September or October.
Mrs Smoot and Miss Julia smoot left
yesterday for warrenton, Va. Ruring the
absence for a couple of weeks of Mrs.
Lloyd Smoot. Mrs. Smoot and her daugh-
ter spent most Of their time at Mr..
Smoot's home in r street.
Mr.. Summerfield MacCarteney has as
his guests Mr.. Melville Portfolio and
Commodore Baker. Of Atlantic City.
Miss F. e. Weed. who has spent sew
eral months with Mrs Blount, is visiting
relatives In New Haven and Lakeville,
Conn. She will return to Washington
later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstead Peter win oc-
cupy Tudor Place." the home OF the
late Mrs Kennon. Mr.. Peters aunt, dur
ing the coming season. Tudor Place"
is rioh, IN beauty and historical interest,
and is one OF the most attractive Of the
old homes of Georgetown. Mrs. Ken
non. at the time Of her death. was the
nearest relative of George Washington.
Rev. Freeland Peter and his sister,
Miss Agnes Peter, will spend some time
takes up a course Of study at Oxford.
Mrs4 Alfred Wilson, Of Bethesda. who
has been quite III. is sufficiently recov-
cred to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs c. P. Heitson left yester-
day for Asbury Park. where they viii
spend two weeks.
Mrs. vinton Birch and her niece, Miss
Helen Moser. left Monday for visit
with friends In westmoreland County,
Va
A number Of young girls Of Washing
ton end Georgetown left Friday for a
summer camp near Bristol, Tenn. Those
from Georgetown were Miss Annett Mac
Carteney, Miss Juliet Williams, Miss
Donna Berry, Miss May Mccormick. and
Miss Carol Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold o. Goodwin, who
left Georgetown a couple Of weeks ago,
are now established In their new home
in Portsmouth.
The West Washington Baptist Church
spent a delightful day las. Monday at
Great Falls on the Virginia side. In the
party were Rev. g. A. Cav, pastor Of
the church. Mrs. GrunneI, Mrs. Samuel
Artz. Mrs. W. A. Abbey, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Truett, MT. and Mrs. L. R. Green, Mr..
and Mrs F. R. Gregory. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Haycock, Miss Edna Haney, Miss
Artz, Miss Pearl Sawyers, Miss Mary
Bailey, Miss Gertrude Reed, Mr. George
P. Shimick. Rev. P. B. Warrington, of
Maryland avenue Baptist Church. Mr..
William w. Dunbar, Mr.. R. y. Sabean,
and Mr. W. NJ Collins. .
Miss Mary w Dexter. Of Charlottesville,
was the guest last week OF Mrs. William
T. Glover.
Mrs. Charles Alvin Smith spent short
time last week at Washington Grove.
DR.. and Mrs. Pate have been enter
tanning their daughter, Mrs. French, of
Baltimore.
ALEXANDRIA.