Evening star., 1914-08-16
Washington Grove.
Special Correspondence OF The star
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Special Correspondence OF The Star
WASHINGTON GROVE. Nd. August
15.-Besides the Junior League. q
Juvenile club called THE Midgets."
under the direction of Mr.. Edward M.
Dulin. has been organized this summer.
Mr.. Dulin arranged a meet for -Tha
Midgets." which took place on the ath-
letic field Wednesday. August ~. An
interesting program of field events was
run OFF. Mr.. Rudolph Forster, executive r
clerk at the White House, was the
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs W. T.
Marshall. Lieut. Col. r. Ii. Lane OF the
Marine Corps. who was ordered 70
Washington last spring from Californis,
where he had been stationed for SAX
years. has been occupying the Mood
ward cottage, on Grove avenue. with his
family Col. Lane has been chosen as
abroad for observation service. and left
last Thursday on the battleship Ten
nessee for England. Mrs. Lane and
family will remain at the Grove for the
rest of the season. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Myers of Porto Bella. Grove avenue. en-
tertained Thursday evening at a crab
feast. The guests were .dr and Mrs.
c. c: Archibald. MIR. and Mrs. George
Felt, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Macgiil Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Garges and Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Perley. hay wagon trip
to Seneca was the program OF the Girls
Athletic Association. In the party were
Miss Louise Cissel, Miss Gene Cissel,
Miss Lyn Ingram. Miss Mildred Couch,
Miss Eloise Mace, Miss Mabel Reese.
Mas,,,, Miss George rgie pn Pugh. Miss Ruth
1sobelle Meany. Miss Dorothy Adams.
Miss Iva Ross. Miss Elizabeth Hazel
and Miss Margaret Murphy. Miss
Louise cissel is spending her vacation
with her parents at their summer home.
Westorer, on Grove avenue. Capt and
Mrs. S. G. Parker are entertaining the
latter's brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
Williamson. the rogue champion. who
recently attended the central rogue
tournament in Pennsylvania. left Friday
with his wife for Norwich. Conn. to
ment. which will be inaugurated next
week. After leaving Norwich. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williamson will proceed to Hadley
Falls. Mass. where they will visit Mrs.
Williamson's mother. Mrs. George Nye.
Miss Tacey Steiner of Washington has
been spending some time with her
grandmother. Mrs. l.. C. Williamson.
Miss Isobelle Meany left Wednesday
New York. Miss Mary Daish of WASH
ington spent Tuesday with Mrs. John
B. Davis. crowd from the Grove
enjoyed a trip to Seneca last Saturday.
which included Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Archibald and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Garges and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Perley and family. Mrs
G. w. Hall. Miss Miriam Hall. Mr. Put
! mum Archibald and Mr.. and Mrs George
Felt. Miss Ruth Dowling OF Washing
ton is visiting Miss Mildred Couch Of
Brown street. Masters Samuel and
Robert Latimer are visiting DIR. and
Mrs. Buckingham of Round Hill. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Latimer entertained
s. Latimer. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Latimer of Washington. DIR. Paul
Jochum and family are spending the
summer at Hotel Albany. where Miss
have recently been their guests. Mrs.
William Teepe of Grove avenue is en-
tertaining Mrs. F. R. Harbaugh. Miss
Edna Harbaugh and Miss Myra Har-
HAZEL, DIR. Hoofnagle's sister. with her
| three daughters Elizabeth. Doris and
| Helen of Baltimore, are visiting DR..
and Mrs. Hoofnagle. who are also en-
Belle S. French. They had as weekend
guest Mrs. Florence Ross of Baltimore.
Those summering at the hotel are Mrs.
| d. E. Wiber. Mrs. Lucy Hall, Mrs. ).
| Ola B. Emmner. Mr.: and Mrs. G. Doxen
| and granddaughter. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Felt and Mr.. Edwin Felt. Among those
recently registered are G 5. Montague
Elizabeth Clark, Mrs. E. B. Olney. Mrs.
Woodward and daughter of Washington.
| H. A. Raab of Baltimore and Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. F. Connor of Boston. Mrs.
| Oliver p. Burdett and Miss Hattie Burdett
are summering at the Grove. Mrs. Her
| bert c. Graves and son Of Washington
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs George
Chadwick and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L.
| Faris. Mr.. and Mrs. George Chadwick
| have purchased and are occupying the
commodious stone house formerly owned
by Mr.. William Amos. Miss Dorothy
Steinmetz of Pittsburgh is visiting her
aunt Mrs. r. L. Bains of Chestnut ave.
nue.. Mr.. Jay McCathran was the guesr
this week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Twee-
dale. Miss Gene Cissel has returned from
| her camping trip to Chesapeake bay.
| ing the Misses Cissell. Vine Cottage. the
very attractive summer residence which
for SO very many years was owned and
occupied by Mr.. William H. II. Smith and
family OF North Takoma, has been pur-
chased by Mr.. Peter Valear of Washing
| ton, who with his family. has arrived
for the remainder of the season. Mrs.
A. II. Huntley has returned from Noun
tain Lake Park.
Master Frank Perley celebrated his
twelfth birthday anniversary by enter
tanning at an old-fashioned tafry pun.
Ethelhurst. on Chestnut avenue, formerly
belonging to Mr.. c. E. Hunt. has beea
purchased by Mr. A. w. He'll, who with
his family is making it his permanent
home. Mrs. Frank Couch is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F. r. Rynex at Colonial Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milans of Chestnut
avenue are entertaining Mrs. Hurd and
| Miss Shook. Miss Margaret Welch or
Washington was the weekend guest II
Zuberano is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Edward
M Du1in