The Washington herald., 1912-06-09

on special duty in the once Of the su-
perintendent Of Public Buildings and
Grounds and In the once Of the Chief
Of stan and has also served as one Of
the military aids to President Taft
Mr. and Mrs. George Peck. tr., Of 1soS
Twenty-hrst Street. and their daughter.
Miss Mardo Peck. went over 70 New
York yesterday. Miss Peck win sail on
Tuesday on the Mauritania to spend the
summer months travelling with her aunt,
Mrs. Wallace De Wolf. Of Chicago.
The Misses Greble. daughters Of Col.
Edward St. John Greble. u. s. A.. and
Mrs Greble win leave Warrington next
Saturday for Philadelphia, where they
viii make a series bf visits before going
to Lake George to Join their parents
for the greater part Of the summer
Lieut.. Greble. one Of the PRESIDENTS
military aids. will remain In washington
until late IN the season. when he win
join his parents.
Rabbi LOUIS Egelson. Of Greensboro
N. C, spent several days in the city
before going farther North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rich. Miss Fannye
Rich, and Miss Dorothy oettinger, left
Thursday for Wilson. N. c. TO attend
the twenty-hfth wedding anniversary
OF Mr. and Mrs. Oettinger. From there
they will go to Richmond. where they
expect to remain for several weeks.
Mrs. A. NJ Baer. Of the Netherlands,
is the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Henry
straus, after a two-week trip to Atlantic
City.
Mrs. A. I. Robertson. Of I7Es F Street,
has gone to the mountains Of North Caro-
lima for the summer, and the Mountain
Sewing Bee. which met at her house
through the winter, has been discon-
tinued until her return in the fall.
Among the visitors to the headquarters
OF the Southern Industrial Educational
Association this week were Mrs. @. w.
Hitchcock. wife OF Senator Hitchcock.
and her guest, Mrs. Charles H. Gardner,
Of New York, who obtained some Of the
handsomest baskets and rugs.
Miss Ruth Sven. the physical director
Of the local Young Women's Christian
Association. has resigned her position to
return to New York City, where she will
spend the winter. Miss Sven has been
the physical director for the past three
years, and It has been through her ef-
forts that a very fine department has been
developed.
Miss Ludema Sayre, extension secretary
Of the local Young Womcn's Christian
Association, has resigned to accept a
similar position in Los Angeles, Cal. her
home city. Miss sayre organized this
department OF the association four and
a half years ago, and under her direction
II has grown to its present dimensions
and has become a great service to those
who found themselves in need.
Mrs L. R. Messenger has left the city
for the summer for a soJourn at the sea-
shore and mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas. D. whyte left
Thursday for Philadelphia, from where
they win go to Lehigh University TO
spend commencement week, when their
son. Clifford r. Whyte, will graduate In
mining engineering.
Mrs. william E. Chiffon. wife Of the
Senator from West Virginia, and their
children have gone TO their home at
Charleston, W. Va, for the summer,
where the Senator Will join them later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph schnman are
spending short time In Atlantic City.
Mr.. Morris Hirsch is visiting his par
ents in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Pastenak have en-
gagged passage on the Carpathia to sail
July IS for a Mediterranean trip. Mr..
David Baer has returned TO the city
after a few weeks stay in Atlantic City.
Miss Hortense Byrlawski is visiting
friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Behrend, and Mr..
and Mrs. R. Behrend. left town during
the early part Of the week to spend the
summer near Rockville.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter. D. A. R.. en-
joyed a pleasant business and social
evening last Monday at the residence