The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
The Deweys Leave.

The Admiral of the Navy and Mrs
| George Dewey left Washington yester-
day for the summer.
| Mrs Lewis F. Butt. Of Augusta. Ga,
sister-ir-law of the late Mai Archibald
Butt. l.. S. A, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Barrett Ridgely at their resi-
dence in Q Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely will go to East
Gloucester. Mass. some time in July.
and will spend the remainder OF the
| season there.
| Miss Annie Merwin will close her resi-
dence in Nineteenth Street and go to
Cazenovia. y. Y. on June %. for the
| summer.
| Mr.. Daniel Fraser. vice president of
the National Bank of Washington, has
gone to Poland Springs. y. Y. where
| he will remain for the next two months.
| Miss Dorothy Hartman Dawson. of
| Washington. was the guest OF honor at
a tea yesterday. given by Mrs. William
| A. Metzger at her residence. Avalon, -
at Leesburg. Va. Mrs. Metzger was as
| sisted in receiving her guests by Mrs.
Charles T. Clagett. of Washington: Mrs.
! B. V. White, Mrs William II. Martin.
and Mrs John S. Castleman.
| Mrs. Louis Belrose and her daughter.
Miss Julia Belrose. are spending the
summer at Atlantic City, n. J.
| A lawn fete and barn dance will be
given this evening for the benefit of St.
| Charles Church at Clarendon. Va. at
Fort Myer Heights murphy Station.
Mr.. f. II. Peery was host at a box
party at the Columbia Theater Tuesday
| to gee THE Prince and the Pauper," his
guests being Miss Ruth Ebaugh, Miss
Virginia MILAN. Miss Edith Evans, and
of a class at Mount Vernon Place Sum-
day school. of which Mr. Peerys wife,
| the late Mrs. Patti Y. Peery. was teacher.
| Mrs. Dennison, the present teacher of the
class, chaperoned the party.
| Mr.. George o. Watson. cashier of the
! National Metropolitan Bank, will be mar
| ried on Monday evening TO Miss Zoe B.
Weaver at the residence of the bride s
| mother. Si6 Summer Avenue, Syracuse,
! y. Y.
Miss Weaver. who belongs to a promi-
nent family of Syracuse. is a graduate
of the Syracuse University and a pupil
of the famous music teacher Bauer, of
Paris.
On their return to Washington Mr..
Watson and his bride will reside at the
| Congressional
| Mr.. Watson was the guest of honor at
a dinner given recently by Mr.. George
| w. White, president OF the National
| Metropolitan Bank, the other guests be-
! ing the directors of the institution. The
souvenirs of the occasion were hand
| somely engraved brochures containing
portraits of Mr. Watson and Miss
Weaver, the menu, and a few happy
| hits
A purse of gold was presented to Mr.
Watson with instructions that it was to
| remain unopened until Mr.. Watson be-
comes a Benedict.
Mr.. Watson is extremely popular in
\ banking and residential circles.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Andrews enter
| tanned at their Newport cottage Thurs
day at luncheon for Mr.. Jerome Bona
parte and Mr.. William Marrow, of this
city.
Mrs. A. J. Hslford. Lieut. Dean Hal,
| ford. and Mr. w. B. Hartgrove sailed
Thursday on the Berlin for Europe
The Spanish Military Attache and
Sonora Dona Luisa Drumen de Ur-
cullu have given up their apartment
in the kenesaw and have gone to New
York, preparatory to sailing for Spain
on leave of absence.
Mrs. Robley d. Evans has gone to
Newport for a protracted visit Her
daughters. Mrs. Charles C. Marsh and
Mrs. Harold /. Sewall. who have been
absent for some time, will return to the
Capital on Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. S. o. Richey will spend