Evening star., 1916-08-06
Random Notes.

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Miss Catherine Hart has as her guests
at Braddock Heights Misses Margaret
Lawlor, Mary Sullivan and Agnes
Hayes They are being chaperoned by
Mrs. John Hart of Bloomingdale.
Miss Marie Dill of Greensboro. Nd.
has returned home after months stay
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene DILL
The Misses Louise and Billie Barnsley
of Woodside. Aelese Glover of Silver
Spring. Mary Torpin of Ashbourne. Pa;
Nan Bready OF Glenwood and Louise
Bready of Forest Glen have returned to
their homes, after spending week at
a house party at Rocky Hollow, the
home of Mrs. ]. w. Barnsley-
Miss Frances NJ. Murray of Philadel-
phia~ is in Washington visiting her
aunt, Mrs. George B. Emery, New
York avenue northeast.
Mrs. Jacob Kohner. accompanied by
her daughters. the Misses Louise, Ruth
and Jane Kohner, have gone to Wild
wood, N j., to spend the remainder of
the summer.
Mrs. David Bergazin left Thursday
for a six-week stay in Detroit and
join her son. Charles Bergazin.
Mrs. A. U. Corkran of Chevy Chase
will leave Tuesday with party of
friends on a motor trip to New York.
Brooklyn and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Corkran entertained the Literary
Social Club last evening at Chevy
Chase. this being the last time the club
will meet until October. the men,
bers are leaving town for the sum.
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs H. J. Berens have re-
turned from visit to Atlantic City. ac-
companied by their daughter and Miss
Virginia Rueth.
Miss Henrietta Berens has arrived in
Washington after having spent two
months in Marietta, Pittsburgh, New
York and Atlantic City.
Miss Theresa Huban of New York,
who has been spending some weeks
with Mrs. w. ]. Martin of 3915 Kansas
averue northwest, has returned to
schooL
Mrs. ". J. Martin of 1915 Kansas
avenue northwest, has gone to New
York to spend few weeks with her
father.
MIR David Goldsmith of 141 INLAND
terrace northeast has returned after a
two-week trip to Detroit. Cleveland.
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Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Harper of 1919 1st ,
street northwest are spending two
weeks at Atlantic City, \. j.
Miss Mae Connors of . Randolph
street has returned to her home after
a delightful trip to New York. Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Perley H. Plant and Mrs. r r. |
Plant of Brookland, ID. C.. are at their |
summer home in Maine, where they |
DIR. and Mrs. William C. Gwynn have |
returned after spending several weeks |
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Healey Childe of |
21st street are in New York for a few |
days before leaving for Boston. They /
will not return to Washington until |
October.
Dr. and Mrs Edward Stenver are |
stopping at Atlantic City for the rest |!
of the season.
Mrs. George S. Cohen. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. F. Green [
N. Y. where she will be Joined by her |
husband
The following young people of East !
ern High School are spending the week /
end with Miss Dorothy Cook at Wash /
ington Grove: Misses Maude Bay I
Ter. Helen Ross. Ona Ritenour. and |
Messrs. Kenneth Herald William Dom |
nelly and John Smith.
Miss Florence E. Dingler of this city
is spending the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs A c. Blackbu
Mrs. Blackburn and Miss Dingler will |
leave Monday for Atlantic City, N j.,
where they will spend two weeks
Miss Douglas Chelf of Richmond, Va.
Is spending a portion of her vacation I
with Mrs. B. f. Adams of Morrison |
street.
Miss Amelia Williams daughter Of |
Mayor Williams of Takoma Park, is |
entertaining for her cousin Miss Mary I
Gertrude Painter of Marion. Va Miss
Painter Is visiting here. after an ex- /
tensive stay in Richmond. Portsmouth |
and Norfolk
Miss Margaret Kroil daughter of |
Gel. William A. Kroll of Takoma Park |
is entertaining in honor of Misses
Mildred and Lena Walsh of Cumber- /
land. Nd.
Mrs Allyn Cspron. ST.. of Fort Myer. |
Va. f.rs returned from Brooklyn N Y,
whereA she was called by the sudden /
death OF her sister. Mrs. James P. |
Watt
Miss Rosemary Arnold has returned /
to Washin gton after two-w week au-
tomobile tour through Pennsylvania,
the guest of her uncle. DIR. ]. 5. Arnold ,