Evening star., 1912-07-07
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Mrs. Edward Foote has closed her
Boston home, and is for a month with
her daughter, Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell
at her country place, Lake Lawn, Gaze
novia, N. Y. She will open her town
house again during August, when she is
planning to entertain some friends who
are coming over from Europe.
Mrs. Ella S. Knight has gone to spend
the summer months with her daughter,
She will return the latter part of Sep
tember. to be present at the first meet
ing of the District Sunshine Society, of
which she is the organizing president.
Miss Elspeth Benson and Mr. Earl Ben
son Of Baltimore have been visiting
friends at Mount Rainier.
Miss Louise Newman Of Mount Rainier
spent the Fourth and week end in Bal
timore with friends.
Mrs. John T Jones, daughter Minnie
and son, ]. T. Jones. jr., who have been
visiting Mr.. Melville E. Jones, returned
Friday evening to their home, in Dallas,
Tex.
Representative and Mrs. David E. Fin
ley left Friday for their home in. South
Carolina. Representative Finley + will
spend the week end there with his family,
returning to Washington Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. David Edward Finley, jr, has
as his guest at the Farragut Mr.. Irvine
Belser of Christ Church College, Oxford
Mrs. Louise Henry Durphey of 1642 3Oth
street left yesterday with her son, Mr..
Samuel I. Durphey Of Baltimore, and his
wife for Atlantic City, where they expect
to remain for several weeks.
Mrs William A. Gieseking and chill
dren and sister. Mrs. Upton H. Ridenour,
jr., left the city Monday for Bustins Is
taken a cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hyde, accompa-
MED by Miss Snyder, are spending the
summer at Saranac Inn, on Upper Sar-
anac lake.
solving, and her son are also at Saranac
Inn.
Mr.. E. A. NJ Lawson and his daughter,
Miss Pauline Lawson, after weeks visit
with relatives in New Jersey, including
Atlantic City. have returned to their
Langdon home.
Mr.. George Robinson Of Franklin street,
Langdon, who recently met with a pain
full injury in the line of duty at the gov
ernment printing Office, is gradually re-
covering.
Mr.. Wilton Harvey Of Langdon Heights
and his wife and daughters, Misses Susie
and Lillian, are visiting at the suburban
home of Mr.. Howard Harvey of Balti-
more.
Mrs. Charles Gray and children of this
city are visiting at the suburban home of
Mrs. Gray's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cat
terton, in Iangdon Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Porter celebrated
their first anniversary of marriage Fri
day, June %. at their home, the Darling
ton. Those present included members of
the two immediate families and few in
innate friends. A musical program was
arranged for the evening. with a few ap-
propriate Rotations, which lasted from
to II O'Clock. after which they marched
by couples to the dining room, where re-
freshments were served. The refresh
ments, decorations and ladies' gowns were
carried out in the color scheme of pink
and white. Mrs. H. w. Porter wore the
white satin gown in which she was mar
ried. Many handsome presents were re-
ceived
Mr. and Mrs. C. o. Millar Of Capitol Hill
have returned from Govanstown Md q,
after spending q few days with the for
mer's brother
Mr.. Henry Xander of 900 7th street las
gone north to be away for a month.
Mrs. Charles Kirby of 1OS 9th street
southeast has gone for an indefinite stay
with relatives Of Irvington. Va.
A party was given at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gerhard Monday even
ing, July 1, in honor Of the eighteenth
birthday anniversary of their daughter
Mildred Music and games were enjoyed
until q late hour, when refreshments
were served in the dining room, the deco
rations being in pink with Killarney
roses. Among those present were Mr..
Fred Bach, Mr.. Jameson Carswell. Mr.
c. Albert Peters, Mr.. Warren Seltzer,
Miss Annie Bischoff, Miss Marion Brooks,
Miss Ethel H. Carswell, Miss Louise Ger
hard, Miss Lillian Kershaw Miss Josie
Kinzie and Miss Barbara Striffier.