The Washington herald., 1912-03-24
GEORGETOWN.


Miss sally Mackan VIII sail from New
York on April for Nice. Miss Mackail
viii extend her travels well into next
winter.
Mrs. w. II. Rohrer has returned to her
Thirty-first street home. from Atlantic
City.
Mrs Harrington, OF the Kanawha. re-
turned wednesday from Lakewood. n. y.
Mrs Mamie Vincent. who has been
much entertained In Wakhinston a. the
guest OF Mrs. Hibbs I'm the Kanavha,
returned yesterday to her home In Ben
sonhurst. N. =.
Mrs. r. l. Middleton. Of Thirtieth
street, has been called TO westfield. Mass,
owing TO the Illness Of her mother.
Miss Ethel Kilpatrick OF Friendship
Heights, has gone 70 New York for a
two weeks visit to relatives.
Miss Evelyn offutt. Of Friendship. win
leave this week for Charlestown. w. Va.
to visit friends.
Miss Lucie Dogan, OF Manassas, Va,
is the guest OF the Misses Brown, at
their home, Stone Cottage"
Miss Mary Comfy, Of Philadelphia, was
the weekend guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
7. e. Ridgway, on her way to Atlanta,
Ca
Mrs. Sanky Bacon (nee Taggart). whose
husband Is stationed at Charleston Is.
CO. Navy. Yard, VIII take the leading role
n an operetta, given by the ladies OF the
yard, entitled ''Tried by Jury"
Miss Jennette Reside. of Thirty-irst
street, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. s. OIL
der. In Baltimore, and will 60 later for
a months stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Eloise orme invited several OF her
- fol nd
visiting her. Friday evening, going to the
skating rink.
Miss MAude Ewell has returned to her
home at Haymarket, Va, after n visit
to Miss Murdock.
Mrs. ]. p. Mann entertained at dinner
Friday evening. In compliment to Rev.
and Mrs. ]. L. Kibler. Mr.. Kibler leaves
Tuesday for Roanoke. Va, to attend a
conference OF the NJ. E. Church South.
Mrs. M ]. Barron gave q St Patrick's
luncheon on Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Barry. OF Mansfield. Ohio,
after visit OF several months TO her sis
ter, Mrs. Luke Kearney. OF o street,
left for her home Tuesday.
Mrs. N. Cass Weaver. who has been
the guest OF her brother Mr.. ]. p. Petty
has left for her home In Front Royal.
Va.
Little Miss Smith, OF the Home for In
curables, will celebrate her seventh birth
day on Tuesday.
Mr.. w +. Dix entertained a number
OF friends Wednesday evening.
Mr.. W. J. Davis is in Santa Fe, n. Mex.
Mrs. George II. Cooper has been the
guest OF her son and daughter law,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Cooper, jr.
Mr.. William T. Clover, organist and
choir director OF Dumbarton NJ. L
Church. returned home Thursday even
ing from his European trip. Mr.. Glover
Upon reaching London. left the party to
make a visit to his old home In Ches-
hire. again joining the party, sailing
from Liverpool They landed in Boston
Wednesday. Mr.. Glover's many friends
extend their pleasure upon his safe re-
turn.
Mrs. and Miss Dunwoody. who have
been the guests of Mrs. Sheubert have
returned to their home IN New York.
Miss Maddox. who returned from Bal
timore last week. for a short visit TO her
sister. Mrs. John Wood. left Friday for
a two weeks stay in Atlantic City.
Mise Edith Trapier. who has been for
some time at Newport. has returned TO
her home in Q street.
Paymaster Charles Ellison, U. S. ",
formerly OF Georgetown, who has been
stationed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
has been ordered to the Philippines. Mrs.
Ellison, with their little son and daugh-
ter, have also sailed.