The Washington herald., 1914-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Brooks, of
Washington, accompanied by Mrs. A.
NJ Taylor. who was suffering from a
severely sprained ankle. returned to
their city home on the st. Johns.
Mrs. L. Frank Clark and children. Es-
telle and Walter, OF Washington, are
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas P. Yenahle, at the Maryland
Cottage, on Losing avenue.
A most charming concert was given
Thursday night on the Colonial Beach
pavilion. Among the leading stars were
Washington talent, the names OF those
participating being: Overture--Sa muels
Orchestra; trombone solo, DIR, Mardet;
soprano solo, Master Allen Veits; recita-
ton, Mrs. George ], Stafford; eornet solo,
Mr.. II, Anderson; soprano solo. Mrs.
BohanAn: tenor solo, Mr.. ]. c, Nindei
recitation, Mrs. Hopkins; harytone solo.
Mr., Hopkins; overture, orchestra; ae-
eompanistE, Mrs, VI, r, Miller and Mr..
W. o, Doland: concert In charge OF c.
v. samuels, Of Washington. Proceeds
for the benefit Of ~, Mary'a Episcopal
Church, Colonial Beach. nice sum
was realised.
AmenE the guests at the Stuart Cot
taEs are Mrs. Mabel Davis and daughter,
Mrs, J, Manning, Misses 4, and 7. Man
ming, DR.. r, Parsons, Messrs, George
Petit, and z. N. stone all Of Washing
ton.
sheIlheld-on-ths.P Potomac has on reg
lister this week Mr.. and Mrs. Bran
bauEh and family. Mr., and Mrs. Sevius
and family, Mrs. Walter Stevens and
children, Mrs. Mary Daley Mrs. John
son, Mrs. william Code and daughter.
Miss Potion, MesEFs. Charles F. strop,
Stanley Smith. Maxwell johnson, all OF
Washington.
Colonial Beach Hotel has as Its guests
this week Mr.. and Mrs; George z. Lacey,
Mrs. =. J. Eislnger, Misses NJ. y. Ben
fast, Mae Robin, y. Maine, r. Coleman,
q. r. Queen, l. Larsen Florence Eisln-
ger, MesarS, r, II. Brown, II. FEEDER,
II. q. Jones, and F. ]. Eisinger. jr., all
Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ossey Massey, Of River
View. Nd, are spending the week with
his mother, Mrs Resale T. Massey, at
her country home on Maddox Bay.
Mr.. Frank W, Walcott, the popular
proprietor Of the waicott House, is
spending . few days in the Capital City.
Mrs. Amelia LedFaTa- OF Washington,
made q visit to Classic shore, Inspecting
her property there, with view to I'M
proving II.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Gibson. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. J. Sumner and family, Mr.. and
Mrs.. Maddox, Mrs. VI. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Shea, Mr., and Mrs. J. l.. Mel
chelI, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c, Leadmsnn.
Masses Florence Sumner, N. johnson,
Irene B. White, Margaret Ripple, Char
lotts ". Gibson, Messrs, Edward Glib
son, jr. George y. Rect. ]. J. oBysn.
II. W. Moneure, Charles W. LennArd.
August Ripple, Bernard Veihmann, O.
c. TFemAy, Y. o. Brooks, y. W. HON,
Leo PrelEfelder, Mildred J. Stein, Paul
A. Hine, ST., Of Washington, are guests
at the Crown Castle this week.
Mr.. Horace Helm, who was 80 badly
cut in Alexandria few weeks ago dur
ing the insane moments 81 one OF the
devotees at the shrine Of Baechus. Is SO
far recovered as to he able TO visit his
mother. Mrs. ". y. Helm. OF this place.
His was a close call, and his friends
were glad 10 welcome him hack alive.
Among the guests registered at the
Breakers are the following: Mr.. and
Mrs T A Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. l. :.
Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. T. \. LuCketL
Mr.. and Mrs r J. Lasque. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Rosson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Heath. Misses Alice and Mae Keisler.
Emma Russell, Margaret and Mary
Hickey. Rertie Carson. Maud Peyton,
Nessrs Michael Walsh. Frank D. Phil
Inns, Patrick Mccarthy. Lewis Petit f.
Mcclellan H L. Helm. s. P. Gold
slime e c. stuart X 5. Hampton. @. w.
Could b Cassen. u. Mccarthy. Dean N.
Mccarthy NJ Cummings, Roger Rider.
r NJ Berry. Bernard Combs. p. J. MIL
Ter. P. r Fletcher. B. Ruse, f. Heinecke.
J. L. Douglass. ". F. Stone. Milton Nay
Ior. Mr.. Garner and dauEhter. J. B.
Leach. c. X Van Sickle. VI f. Horton.
Fred Love, William Kendall. VI. Schwarts,
H A. Davis, ". Turner. J. ?. Walker,
W. A. Reed, ir Joseph and Edward
Davis. all from Washington.
Mrs Samuel Leizear a graduate Of
Garfield Hospital. is on an extended visit
10 her mother. Mrs. Rosie 7. Massey. at
Maddox Bay
Fishing in the water around Sheffield
on-the-PotomaC Is EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD
this season. and the guess have enjoyed
the sport immensely. Mr.. Hay. OF the
income tax division Of the Treasury.
and Mr. Afford c. Cosd"n. chief OF the
application division OF the Patent Of
A.. caught a string OF I27 trout. perch
and rock in two hours on Friday las
While this was a record-breaker for
! large fish this season. Il was not for
= numbers, as Mr.. SydneN T. Marys and
| Mr. Algernon Handy, o. Bancroft, Va,
caught a string OF 2O7 in less than three
hours during the hrst week in August.
The fall fishing will be fine. and many
i Washington friends are eNpeSIeu 10 en-
Joy II.
! The Methodist Episcopal Church gave
a benefit in the high s-hool auditorium
last evening, which drew large and
appreciative audience. Living pictures
OF beautiful women we're splendtdly
posed by Washington and home talent,
also recitations by Mrs. George J. stat
ford. and vocal selections by Mr.. Hodges,
Of Washington, were greatIy enjoyed
Quite a nice sum was realized.
The Buckingham guests are as follows:
Mr. and Mrs r. c. AChterkirChen and
children, Mr. and Mrs. J. Carroll, Mrs.
} Alice Lynch, Mr.. T. W. Wright and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Hunt, Mrs. F. SinEeback. Mrs
T. r, Ofenstein. Miss Pauline Welley,
Messrs. p. Martin and son. W. Doyle,
!, William Danenhower. L. Schreyer. {.
Burroughs. A. Rosenthal. Misses c. Con-
molly, and NJ Miller, all of Washington
\ Mrs. Annah MullIkin and daughters
Emily and Annah. of Warrington. are
\ visiting Mrs Fred ". Alexander. at
! Robbery. Mrs. Mullikin is daughter
! Of Rev. George W. Davenport, OF Ana
costa.
! Mr.. r. C. s Hunter. who was re
Gently operated on in George Washing
ton Hospital, has so far recovered as to
be able TO motor down and visit his