The Washington herald., 1911-03-05
CHEVY CHASE.


which is used exclusively by the male
members, painted on the exterior to
match the new club building. They pur-
pose having it overhauled and refurnish-
| ed in time for the formal opening May
| Is.
| Mr.. David McConaughty, one of the
most prominent elders Of the Presby-
i terian denomination, will take part IN
/ the services to-day at the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church.
The Mission Study Class Of the Wo-
| mans Auxiliary of All Saints Church'
| will be held at the rectory on the after-
noon of March g.
The Chevy Chase Catholic Church is
| under roof and the members hope to be-
gin worship in same in about six or
| eight weeks. Among those who are very
| prominently identified with the building
| of the church are Edward J. Walsh
Andrew ]. Cummings, Leon Dessez, w:
]. McNally, Judge De Lacy, and Michael
| Hester.
| Mrs. H. c. Taylor, widow of Rear Ad-
miral Taylor. of Connecticut avenue and
Bradley lane, has been quite III Tor some
! weeks.
! Lieut. Commander r. De L. Hasbrouck
has taken the Girardi House on Bradley
/ lane for the winter.
DIR. and Mrs. William ]. Pettys have
closed their bungalow in Bradley lane
and are at. their home in Connecticut
| avenue.
| DR.. L. 4. Cofer entertained his daugh-
! ter who is on visit to Washington at
! the Chevy Chase Club, the past week
DR.. William ]. Pettys. Assistant Sur
geon General OF the United States army.
was hurriedly called to Asheville, n. C.,
49, he GnTinnE
| illness of his daughter, Miss Charlotte
who has been quite a society favorite
and a friend of Miss Helen Tafts. and
who, with her mother. had gone South in
the hope of benefiting her health.
Two Of the most talented young ladies
of the Chevy Chase Seminary are Miss
Leila May Henry, daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Robert L Henry, of
| Texas, and Miss Mae Brown. of Knox
| Vile, Tenn, who is the president Of her
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Orr. the former
| who was our second secretary of lega-
| ton in London. and who spent some time
| in Chevy Chase, upon their arrival in
city In K street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. F. swartzeII.
of East Melrose street. have purchased
house In Biltmore street, where they
! intend moving with their family very
soon.
Miss Bertha Booty. a member of the
! faculty of the Madeira School for Girls,
spent the weekend at Chevy Chase.
Mr.. ]. F. MacMurry. OF McAlister,
Okla, was guest at dinner during the
| week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse w Nichol-
son.
Mrs Eduard ]. Walsh has recovered
| from her recent illness.
| Mrs Matilda G.~Bowles. of Orange. n.
J.. who has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
| Adolph A. Hoehling, jr., of Newlands
street, has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Langdon Whit
ford entertained at dinner during the
week Miss Bessie Butler.
Miss Virgie Harlow, who has been the
| house guest of DR.. and Mrs. T. X. Con-
rad, Of Oxford street, has returned to
her home.
Mr. W. ]. McNaIly, of Newlands street,
who has been i'll for the past eight
weeks with typhoid fever, has entirely
recovered.
sister, Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens, of West
Lenox street.
Mr.. w. B. FoIlmer, of Connecticut ave-
nue., has returned to his home from
Philadelphia, Pa, where he went to at
tend the funeral of his uncle.
Mrs Fred Cromwell who was taken
very i'll with appendicitis, was removed
from her home in Taylor street to Gar
field Hospital. Fortunately an operation
was unnecessary.
Mr.. William T S. Curtis has fully re-
covered from his recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan have
moved into their new house in West Mel
rose street
The Misses Moon, Of Binghamton, n.
Y, who have been visiting their aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Parker,
have returned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Brainard. who have
in the past closed their house in East
Lenox street and spent the winters in
the city, remained in Chevy Chase this
season with their two attractive and ac-
complished young daughters.
Mrs. Ollie NJ. James, wife of Represent
ative James, who is considered one of the
most beautiful women in the Congress
sional set, and who spent the past season
in Chevy Chase, will leave shortly for
her home in Marion, ny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse E. Potbury have
moved into their new house in West
Lenox street.
Miss John z. Lathrop, Of Mckinley
street, was hostess at beautifully ap-
pointed tea at her home the past week.
Mrs. Charles d. Cugle entertained at
luncheon at her beautiful home in Mag
noIia Parkway, when her guests were
Mrs. Howard Edmonds, and Mrs. Mills
Dean.
The Young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
F. Hodges, of East kirke street, who
was quite i'll. has entirely recovered.
Among those children who attended the
Wednesday afternoon dancing class, at
the Chevy Chase Library, were: Mildren,
Elizabeth and Virginia Corby. Adelaide
and Dorthv Conard. John Lane. Eleanor
Garner, Marion Yancy. Roberta King,
and Agnes Ridgway, Eleanor and Clau-
dian Northrup, Emmerson Hodges. Fred
erick Hitz, Eugene Stevens. and Clifton
Richards.
The interesting children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert L. Corby, OF East Kirke
street, who have been quite i'll. have
fully recovered.
Mrs. william S. Corby. of Connecticut
avenue. and the Circle, gave little
birthday party for her young daughter.
Justine. Among those present were Car
oline Wedderburn. Mildred. Elizabeth. and
Virginia Corby, Gladys and Roy Mid
daugh and st. John Trenleben Mrs
Corby was assisted in entertaining the
young people by Mrs. Hattie Mjddaugh.
Mr. Fred Trenleben. Mr.. and Mrs. Israel
L. corby. and Mrs Robert L. Corby-
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