Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-16


and Mrs. Yewell Sanders.
Mrs. Samuel Beverly Williamson, who
spent last winter with Mrs. Robert l..
Taylor at Stoneieigh Court. has Joined
the household of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Nelson Riker at their z street home.
Mrs. Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres and her
sister, Miss Lucy Stuart FftZhugh, expect
to sail shortly from Philadelphia for a
Is now visiting her parents. Capt. and
Mrs. r. III. Fitzhugh, in Lexington, Ky.
Mrs. Strother Smith wife Of Com
mander Smith, L. S. N, is making a
visit to her old home in Florida. Miss
Margaret Smith, who has been enjoying
the June weeks festivities at Annapolis,
will join her mother in Jacksonville this
week.
DR. and Mrs. ". A. Applegate have had
as their house guests for the past week
Mrs II. B. Wilson and Miss katherine
Wilson of Chattanooga.
After a visit to friends in Washington
Mrs. c. Seton Fleming has left for her
home in Jacksonville, Fla. She was ac-
companied home by her sisters. Misses
Ruth and Marie McEachern, who have
been in Washington for some time past
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. kiser. whose we'd
ding was a beautiful event of Waynes-
vile, n. c., after spending part of their
honeymoon with Washington friends,
left last week for their future home in
Greenville. y. c. Mrs. kiser was for
merly Miss Vesta Hodge of Waynesville.
Or. and Mrs w. S. Austin Of Chat
tanooga, after a visit to relatives in
this city. have left for their home in
Tennessee
DIR. Philander Priestly Claxton and
Mrs. Claxton, who have recently re-
turned from their honeymoon. spent on
the other side, are now in Chicago. Mrs.
Claxton has been visiting relatives in
Tennessee, and last week Joined DR..
Claxton in Chicago. where he begins a
ten-day lecture tour Later they will
go to Knoxville to spend two months
with DR.. Claxtons family, returning to
Washington early in September.
The Flag day exercises of the Langdon
school were held in the grove adjoining
the schoolhouse grounds. The orators
We're Mr.. b r. Depue and Mr.. L. IL.
Patterson. There was an interesting pa
triotic program by the scholars arranged
by Miss Sisson, the efficient principal of
the school.
Mrs. L. II. Patterson OF Langdon
Heights, is convalescing encouragingly
from recent painful accident
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entertainment was given last week by
Mrs. James McHugh of 1895 18th street,
Brookland, in honor Of her house guest,
Mrs. Cornelius Shields of New Rochelle,
n. Y. Those enjoying the hospitality Of
the popular hostess and the genial COM
pany of Mrs. Shields were Mrs w. r.
Lapham, Mrs. George Ripley and Mrs.
Joseph +. Ralph.
Mrs. D. NJ. Whitney and Mrs. sprague,
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Sprague. who spent their childhood at
Edgewood, near Brookland the former
home of their grandfather, Chief Justice
Chase, have left Washington to make
their future residence in Pomona Cal.
DR.. Elizabeth 3. Muncey and Miss
Marguerite Muncey have gone to Cold
Spring Harbor, l.. /.
Miss Katie Lynch of scottsville. va.
and Mr.. John Lynch of North Carolina
are the guests of their uncle, Mr.. Charles
G. Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Potter of 1881
Newton street northeast are home from
a visit to Atlantic City, \. J.
Miss Mary Helen Howe of the Brennan
Conservatory of Music Georgia, is MAX
Franklin T. Howe, sr, of Quincy street
northeast.
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Hawk and Miss
Lille Toner of Linwood and Atlantic
City, n. j., are spending the month of
June with relatives in Brookland and
Bloomingdale.
Lieut.. Milton Daniels, with the U. S.
revenue cutter Thetis, has left Honolulu,
II. l., for Alaskan waters.
Mrs. s. j. Henry Of No. 6 West Kirk
street, Chevy Chase. with Miss Adelaide
and Master Joseph Henry, was the recent
guest of Mrs. Louis Julien.
Mr.. Charles Kraake, account OF
business interests, will shortly sail for
Europe, accompanied by Mrs. kraake
and the Misses Bette and Bertha kraake,
and they will reside for year In
Cologne, Germany.
Mr.. Richard d. Lawrence. Miss Ethel
Lawrence and Mr.. Ralph Lawrence will
leave Brookland Thursday for their fu-
ture home in Wisconsin.
Ladies night combined with Flag
day exercises by the Brookland Brother
hood in Lord Memorial Hall, was an UNI
qualified social success. The program.
dent c. +. Tansill was provided entirely
by local talent, except an excellent num-
Der by the Woodbridge Quartet and was
thoroughly enjoyed by the guests pres
ent. The refreshments were excellent
and bountiful, and the members OF the
executive committee We're untiring In
their efforts to make all have good
time.
Prof. r. J. Hemelt Of the C. U. A. has