The Washington herald., 1913-08-31

for a two weeks stay at the Metro

for a two weeks stay at the Metro.
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Miss Sarah SOmmers, a clerk in the
Treasury Department at Washington, Is
completing the fourth week of her an
nual vacation at Ocean Grove. She ID
sOjourning at the Chautauqua-
Miss Henrietta A. Bancroft Is spending
long season at Ocean Grove where she
Home, in Cookman Avenue.
Alfred p. Johnston is an August pat
ron OF the Beverly, Asbury Park.
| Mr. and Mrs Charles Jones are making
the Princeton their headquarters during
their stay of several weeks at the Queen
! City.
The MacReyuolds, Asbury Park. is en-
ltertainlng one OF Washington's we'll
known business men, V. T. Houghton,
who is here for a couple Of weeks rest
Miss Emma MInnix. with her two
brothers, Alan and William S. MinniK,
are spending their vacation at Asbury
Park. They are booked for a two weeks
sojourn at the Franklin.
Frank Bozzell has come to the seashore
on his annual outing. The Princeton,
Asbury Park, is his place OF entertain
ment-
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kirkham are in
cluded in the late August visitors to As
bury Park. They are comfortably located
at the Metropolitan.
Two popular young ladies from the
Capital City are delighted with the at
fractions of Asbury Park. and they are
planning to remain until the close Of the
season.
The Rev. DR.. Mallalieu, pastor OF the
Twentieth Street NJ. E. Church. Wash
ington, is enjoying a mucn-needed rest
beside the sea. He is registered at the
Gardner, Asbury Park.
The Little Asbury. Asbury Park. is en-
tertaining James B. Dickey during his
annual seashore outing.
I. Z. Lewis is spending a couple of
weeks at Asbury Park. The Kingscourt
is his present stopping place.
Miss Marie McCourt is a late August
visitor to the seashore. She is being en-
tertained at Ward Villa, Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dedrick have
Joined the summer colony OF Washing
tonians at Asbury Park. They are stay
ing at the Fenimore.
The Rev. James A. Irvine, a retired
Methodist preacher Of the District of
Columbia, is resting at Elm Cottage,
Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark. with their
charming young daughter, Miss ByrmiDa
Clark, are again enjoying the numerous
delights Of 'Asbury Park. They are stop
ping at the Regina for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilfred G. Boyd and
Lester r. Boyd are registered at Nassau
Hall, Asbury Park, during their sojourn
Of several weeks on the north Jersey
coast.
W. H. Pricard, of Washington, is
spending a pleasant vacation at the sea-
shore. He is stopping at the Summer
field, Ocean Grove.
by her son, George L. Minton, are in
cluded in the recent arrivals at the Thed
ford, Asbury Park. They are contem-
plating their stay of a couple of weeks
with much delight.
Miss Marie L. Sullivan and Miss Kath-
leen /. Sullivan are spending their vaca-
ton at Asbury Park. They are making
the Southern their headquarters.
The Madison, Asbury Park, is enter
tanning Miss Sarah L. Avery, Of the Ma
tional Capital.
William H. Richard is comfortably To-
Gated at the Summerfeld, Ocean Path
way, Ocean Grove.
Miss Estelle Reeve has just arrived
at Asbury Park on her annual two
weeks outing. She is a patron Of the
James Burst, accompanies by his two
daughters, the Misses Margaret and
Ethel Burst, is spending several weeks
at the Chautauqua, Ocean Grove.