Evening star., 1913-06-22
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Personals.

Mrs John Eugene Osborne and little
daughter Jean, the wife and daughter Of
,, the assistant secretary of state. who have
been for some time at the Shoreham, left
Saturday for visit to Mrs. Osborne's
mother. in Princeton, Ky Secretary OS
borne will shortly follow his wife and
child and after a little stay in Kentucky
will take them to his old home in Wyom-
ing. Mrs. Osborne and the little girl will
remain in the west until October when
they will return to Washington. and
with Mr. Osborne will take up their resi-
dence for the winter in the Connecticut,
where they have already taken an apart
ment
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Douglas and
children will sail shortly for a summer in
Europe
Mr.. Conrad H. Syme has returned from
Harrodsburg, Ky. where he went to take
MS young son. Sam, to spend the summer
, with his grandparents, Dr. and Mrs For
syth Mrs. Syme will join her son later
for a long stay. Upon his return Mr..
Syme was accompanied by Miss Dorothy
browning. the school girl daughter of
Mrs. Hamilton Browning. who came for
visit to her aunt, Mrs. William F. Den
mis-, a her new home on Massa Chusetts
avenue and 22d street.
Miss Louise Fairfax Robertson of the
Cairo has gone to Louisville, Ky, where
she Is making visit to Miss Lalla
Swearingen. During her stay Miss Rob-
ertSon is being extensively entertained.
Miss Elizabeth Overton. the young
niece Of Judge and Mrs. ]. NJ. Dickinson.
has left for her home in Nashville Tenn
after a little visit to a school friend in
Washington Miss Overton was a stu
dent two years ago at one of the schools
in this city.
! Mrs. Sidney Ballou and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Burnett. have gone to Louis
vile, where they are the house guests
of Mrs. Edward Grant at her home near
Cherokee Park. Miss Barbara Ballou is
also in Louisville making a visit to her
aunt, Mrs. Samuel Henning.
Miss .Ellen. F. Goodwin of 14l6 K street
leaves in a few days for a summer in her
old home in Franklin. n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Lambert have ar
rived for a visit to Mr.. Lambert's par
is the first visit home that Mr.. and Mrs.
Lambert have made since their wedding,
which took place in Louisville. KY. some
time ago. Mrs. Lambert was formerly
the beautiful Miss MeadOr of Louisville,
considered to be the most beautiful girl
in the state.
Miss Caroline Bird. who has been for
her uncle and aunt, Judge and Mrs.
Charles B. Howry. has left for her home
In Monticello. Fla.
Miss Marie Fisher has returned to her
home in this city after visit of two
months to her brother, Mr. Frank Fisher,
in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr.. Julian Foster and his mother. Mrs
Foster of Tuscaloosa, Ala, have arrived
in town for a visit of some length to
friends.
The assistant attorney general Mr..
Charles Lawrence, has arrived in Wash
ington from his home in Nashville. Mr..
Lawrence will be Joined later by his
mother. Mrs. Lawrence. who is now visit
ing relatives in Ohio, and will make her
home with her SON
family left town Wednesday for Ingle-
| side Md, to spend the summer
| Miss Helen Sanger is spending the
! week with relatives at the Villa Flora.
North Brightwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kohner and
daughters and Mr. and Mrs Abe Sig
mund and daughter are at Silver
Spring, Md, for the summer.
Mrs Sol Meyer and daughter Bertha
have returned to their home on 9th
| street after a several weeks stay in
| Atlantic City.
! Mr. and Mrs Morris Simon. whose
| wedding took place the early part of
| the MONTH have returned from their
honeymoon and are staying for the
present with Mrs. Simon's parents Mr.
and Mrs Edward Mayer. 710 7th street
northwest.
Mr.. Max Weyl is leaving town tonight
for Gloucester. Mass. where he will
spend the summer.
| Mr. and Mrs. Klawans, the latter for
merly Miss Eliza beth Farber. have re-
| turned from Atlantic City. where they
spent their honeymoon, and have been
| the guests of Mrs. klawans' sister Mrs
| Harold Pack
They will make their future home in
| Baltimore.
! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Auerbach and
children. Joseph and Miriam Gertrude
and Miss Hattie Weyl are spending
| the summer at Clarendon, Va
| The guests at the Villa Flora North
Brightwood, gave q surprise crab feast
| Monday night last in honor of the
| birthday anniversary of Mrs. Sidney
lC. Kaufman
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Meyer and fam
| lily leave town during the week to
| spend the summer at Silver Spring, Md.
| Arthur w Sparks. formerly of Wash
ineton. now professor of painting in the
Carnegie School of Technology, Pitts