The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-23


Pleasant Valley.
Mr.. Lawrence NordlInger has returned
to Washington after a three weeks visit
TO friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Julia Cary. Of Chicago. Ill. ac-
companied by her son. Howard c. her
daughter, Miss Marjorie. and Mr.. Fred
Wright. motored TO Washington en- route
home after spending the summer in the
White Mountains. While here they are
guests at Hotel Powhatan.
Miss Pendleton Browne, Of Washington.
Is spending some time at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. TinsIey, at CuIpeper,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sanger. Of this
city. have returned home after a short
trip to Braddock Heights, Nd.
Lieut. Philip Thurber L. S. A. who is
visiting relatives in Toledo. Ohio. was
the guest OF honor at a large breakfast
at the Country Club on Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Pomeroy as
hosts.
Mr. R NJ. Woody. wife and son. and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hobbs. OF Peters
burg. Va. motored to Washington en-
route TO Cape May. where they will visit
friends. While in Washington they are
guests al Hotel Powhatan.
Mr.. Alfred selinger is spending a month
al Chesapeake Beach, Md.
The Misses Anna and Catharine Har-
rison have returned from several weeks
visit to Rochester, n. Y. the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Judson Hess. Mrs. Hess
also entertained her Washington visitors
with a trip to Niagara Falls and near
by Canadian resorts.
Mr. ALFRED Haas, Of Thirteenth street
left during the past week for Atlantic
City to spend ten days.
Mrs. William Cato. Of this city. who
Is passing the summer at the Tudor.
Nahant. was the guest OF honor at a
very enjoyable reception yesterday with
Mrs. George o. Proctor as the hostess
Mrs. Proctor has a cottage at Nahant
for the summer.
Miss Dorothy Oettinger has returned %
her home in town after some time spent
in Philadelphia and Camp Arden. Pa
DR.. Robert Pierson. L. g. A. and Mrs
Pierson, who have been in Alaska for
several years, have returned East and
are passing Dr. Persons leave Of alb
sence at Portland. Me.
Miss Fanny Rich has returned to her
home in Harvard street from a two
months visit to Miss Miriam Oettinger,
of Wilson. n. c.
Mrs. o. W. Gardner. Of Jacksonville.
Fla, who has been visiting her mother.
Mrs. H. H. Durwell. at the lAtter's home,
662 Maryland avenue. will sail for home
next Tuesday on the steamship Swanee
OF the Merchant and Miners Line from
Baltimore.
Mrs. Rappaport and Miss Muriel Rap
paport left during the week for Atlantic
City to stay several weeks.
Miss Lena Swift. who since leaving
Washington In June has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Carpentry. Of
Providence, R. L. will leave there tomor-
row to go 10 California for a visit of
several months.
Mrs Amelia Baer has returned to the
city from a ten days trip to Ocean View,
Md
Mrs John S Hebbard and daughter.
Mrs. jeremiah D. Mackessy. and little
Miss Helen Chapman are spending a few
weeks in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Mrs. Gilman and son are spending
some time In the city before returning to
their home in New York.
Mrs. Paris Breugle has returned to
the city after montA.s visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Seemuth. Of
Tifin. Ohio.
Mrs. Victor E. Adler and Miss Verbena
Adler returned during the past week to
their home in the city, after ten days
trip to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Manion. of Her
Iimer, n. Y, accompanied by their guest.
Miss Anne f. Gaskins OF this city. have
gone to Redwood. n. Y. for the month
Of August. They are camping on a small
Island in Butterfield Lake, near the st.
Lawrence River.
The party will visit the Thousand
Islands before returning to Herkfmer.
Miss Gaskins will spend some time with
Mrs. Katherine Reynard at Rye Beach,
L. l., before her return home.
Mr.. Harry Minister. Of Philadelphia, is |
spending a short time with relatives in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Martin, Of us North |
Capitol street. have returned to the city, |
after an extended trip through the Vir-
zinias. During the last month OF their |
itinerary they visited old friends in Har- |
-isonburg.
In the presence Of more than 800 guests |
from Rockville, Washington, Baltimore, |
and other places. Miss Anna |
Hartshorne, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Charles r. Hartshorne. Of Brighton. |
County, Nd, and Mr.. Car !