The Washington herald., 1911-06-18

Mr. ana Mrs. Hollerith, Of Q street,
have gone to Virginia. where they viii
spend the summer.
A large part Of the choir of St. Johns
Church spent a pleasant evening together
wednesday on river trip, going as far
down as Indian Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Walker have taken
a cottage at Rockville, where they will
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Hibbs and their
daughter. Katherine. have returned from
Virginia, where they spent a couple Of
weeks with Mrs. Alexis Smith, OF Semi
nary Hill.
Rev. George E. Truett is In I.Ichmond,
where he went to play in the golf match
between the Richmond Country Club and
the New York City Golf Club.
Mr.. Walter BogIey is spending the
month In Virginia.
Mrs. Winter Graves and Miss Ethel
Graves were guests last week Of friends
in Baltimore.
Miss Eva BurreIl entertained at a de-
lightful morning bridge and luncheon
for her sister-in-law, Mrs. Maynard c.
Burrell.
Miss Mary Hyde will spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. z. @. Dodge, Of
South Orange.
DR.. Mitchell, who is spending the sum-
mer in Southern Maryland. was the guest
of friends in town for several days last
week.
Mrs. Mack Matthews entertained at
dinner Wednesday in celebration Of her
birthday. Only the family were invited.
The wedding Tuesday evening In OIL
City, Pa, Of Miss Cornelia Kenton Chick
ering and Mr.. James Vinton Blake, son
of Rev. James H w. Blake, rector Of
Christ Church, Georgetown, was bril-
liant affair and was attended by a num-
Der Of WashingtoniansE The maid Of
honor was the brides sister, Miss Mary
Chickering, her other attendants being
Miss Campbell of Cleveland, Ohio; Miss
DoolittIe and Miss Belfour, Of Hamilton,
Canada, and Miss Grace Fleming, Of OIL
City. The best man was Mr.. Glenn Blake,
formerly of Washington, now Of Pitts
burg, a brother Of the bridegroom. The
ushers were Mr.. William Robb, Of De-
troit: Mr.. Harry C. McCallum, OF To-
ronto, Canada; Mr.. ]. B. Huber, Of Akron,
Ohio, and Mr.. Emory Hukill, Of Frank
lin, Pa. Rev. Mr.. Blake. who performed
the ceremony. was assisted by Rev. DR..
J. z. Reilly, rector Of Christ Church, OIL
City. The betrothal ceremony was by
DIR. Reilly.
Mrs. G. A. Cav Is spending the months
of June and July at Front Royal, va
Rev. Mr.. Cav, who has been at Front
Royal for a short time, returned this
week. Mrs. Cav will spend the latter
part Of the summer in stauntcn, Va
Miss Louise Tschiffely will be with
Mrs. Cav at Front Royal until August,
when she will go to Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. Engster, Of Cleveland Park, has
as her guest Miss Gittinger. of Frederick,
Nd. who is on her way home from
Wellesley College.
Mrs. wormley left yesterday with her
children for Virginia, where she will
spend the early part of the summer.
Mrs. I.aub, who has been very Ill, is
sufficiently recovered to go to Atlantic
City. With her is her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Middleton.
A delightful excursion was arranged
Monday by Mr.. William Taylor for the
choir of Chevy Chase Church. Among
those who took the trip down the river
were Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fill, Miss PoIkinhorn, Miss McCubbin,
Miss Dalton. Mr.. Dalton, and DR.. Ham
ilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Anderson, who left
Georgetown this past winter to make
New York their home, will be guests of
here this month. They will
come for the wedding of Mr.. Anderson's
sister, Miss villette Anderson, who is to
be married June 2S at st. PauIs Catholic
Church. From Washington they will go
to Cape Henry to be the guests Of Mrs.
Arthur Gordon Lewis.
Miss Hannah Matthews has visiting her
Miss Eleanore Matthews, a cousin from
Oxford, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Orme, Mrs.
Hume. and Miss Eloise orme left Thurs
day for Cape May.
Mrs. Sankey Bacon left last week for
New Orleans to Join DR.. Bacon, who is
returning from Central America Later
DR.. and Mrs. Bacon will visit Washing
ton before going to the seashore for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Washington BeaIl Bowie,
whose wedding of week ago was the
largest in Georgetown for many Years,
are spending their honeymoon in Allan
tic City.
Mrs. Marshall Miller Of Frederick, Md,
is spending the weekend with Mrs. Frey.
Miss Meta Craig has gone to Washing
ton Grove for the early part of the sea
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Craig will leave 10
day to join their daughter and spend
most of the summer time at their cot
tage at the Grove.
Miss Eta Taggart will entertain the
Confederate Choir at her home In N
street next Wednesday evening. mu-
sical programme has been arranged and
will be followed by dancing.
Deaconess Libby, who has. been the
guest of Mrs. H. L. Rust. Of Cleveland
Park, returned last week to her home In
Boston
Miss Mary Craigen has returned from
stay of several weeks in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Robert W. Weeks, who spent the
winter at Boston Tech has Joined his
family in Cleveland Park for the sum-
mer vacation.
Rev. Joseph Baker, Of st. Mary, was
the guest of friends in Georgetown last
week. After a short visit in Virginia
Mr.. Baker will return for visit to
Washington.
Mr. Kenneth cobb is entertaining
house party at Cape Henry. His sister,
Mrs. Arthur. Gordon Lewis, will join him
at their cottage the last OF the month.
ROCKVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Norman Bouic have
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