The Washington herald., 1914-08-23
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IT., Mrs. s. W. Stulzman. Mrs. F. F.
Smith, Mrs F. P. Murphy. Miss Dora
Thomas. Messrs. H E. Betty T. R..
stutzman, Frank NJ. Smith, James Ed
wards Smith. David A. and Frank NJ.
HALEY, and R. W. Sanders. all Of Wash
ington, are guests Of Mrs. Lucy Smoot at
Mount Rose House.
Mrs. c. E. Brayton, Of Washington, was
Frustrated by the heat on Wednesday,
and is quite sick at her bungalow, in
Losing avenue.
Mrs Fred W. Alexander and Miss
Glenn T. Spilman spent several days this
week in Washington.
Policeman Edward Jack. OF No. pre-
cinct. Washington, accompanied by his
wife, is spending some time at the Byrd
Hotel.
Sergeant John Evans, of No. precinct.
Washington, with a party Of friends, is
on cruise in these waters.
Mr.. ]. P. Clarke, Of Washington, is
visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. L. A. shackelford and niece. Of
Washington, D. c., are visiting at the
home OF Mr.. c. Frank Hayward, on the
river front.
Miss Ethel Edgar. Of Washington. D.
C. is a guest OF Mrs. Edward F. Cox.
in Madison street.
Mrs. l. E Roley and daughters, Misses
Marie. Della, Ella and Dorothy. had as
their guests this week Miss Dorethea
Pishont and Rogenia Kelleman, Messrs.
Howard NARROW, Paul Hunt, Willard
Wood. Clayton Pishont. Arthur Hughes
and Livingston McKener.
Mr.. James NJ. Brooks, Of Washington,
D. c. has Joined his wife here for a
few days outing.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas I. Leach, of this
town. have as their guest this week their
daughter, Miss Lula Leach of New
York.
Miss Dyer. OF Washington, D. C. was
a pleasant visitor last week at Wietland.
Va, the hospitabIe home of Attorney
William West.
Hon. H. W. 3. Williams, cashier Of the
Bank of Westmoreland. Inc. was in
Baltimore this week attending the fu-
neral Of his uncle, George F. Williams.
Miss Agnes Ivy. OF Washington. D. C..
is a guest Of Misses Rachel and Sallie
Cooke at their historical old home, Bluff
Point in Colonial Beach, West End
An item of interest to our pleasure
loving Washington guests will be the fact
that an elegant State road is in course
Of construction leading from Colonial
Beach past Wilkerson's Cor Potomac
Beach as it is now called on north to
the King George County line, thereby af
fording unlimited pleasure in motoring
and driving.
Miss Clara Mae Reichanbaugh, of
Washington, D. c., is spending some
time here with her mother after a two
weeks visit with friends at Rehoboth
Beach, Delaware.
Mr.. John Taylor, of Washington. is
spending the weekend with her mother
at Riverside.
Among the crowd of guests TO be seen
daily on the Walcott Hotel porch are
Messrs. S. L. Martin, W. Padgett. Charles
w. Semerville. Norman ]. Lipscomb,
James Henry, T. W. Seebode, W. Hilder-
brand, A. B. Williamson. C. C. Beveridge,
J. W. Painter, Thomas A. Massey,
Thomas Maddox, W. Wells. E. F. Gray,
c. R. Marshman, D. J. Burdett, o. H.
Smith, William s. Hayward, W. w Day, !
W. H. Benner. c. A. Russell, G. Green, |
George Z. Elliott, Henry Branaman, NJ.
F. Rawlings, J. S. Wood, W. J. o. Buen, |
L. G. Benscoser, Mrs. A. W. Bohannon, |
Mrs. r. H. Bontz, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles |
J. Bunch, Misses Tereasa Linksy Mar |
Earet Lyons, A. johnson. B. Terrell. Ray |
Corbey, W. Agnes Barry. Mabel A |
Bunch. Bridget Murphy. Elizabeth Per-
kins. Ethel Peads, Rose Patterson. Eliza
beth Patterson. Mrs. r. H. Bontz, and
Mrs A. W. Bohannon, all Of Washing |