The Washington herald., 1917-07-25

! adelphIa and an extended stay in
New York City.
The guests from Washington at the
Hotel st. Charles. Atlantic City, in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Joseph strasbur-
ger, @. Bryan Pitts, Mr.. and Mrs,
n. Kinnier and Charles G. o'Brien.
Col. z. Raymond is a guest at the
ostend Hotel. Atlantic City. N. J.
Mrs. z. H. Roosevelt is staying at
the ostend Hotel, Atlantic City. N. j.,
for a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Anderson are
at the ostend Hotel, Atlantic City,
N. j.
w. C. Hunt and H. C. Hunt are
spending a few weeks at the Breakers
Hotel, Atlantic City. N. ].
E. v. Moore is soJourning at the
Grand Atlantic Hotel for a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Kennedy
are enjoying their outing at the Os-
tend Hotel, Atlantic City, N. ].
The president OF the Washington
Electric Railway. c. B. King, and
Mrs. King dined Sunday at Mount
Alto Inn. In the party were DR.. and
Mrs. e. Pickford. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
H. Haneyi NJ. e. Abbot. Miss Oil and
the Misses Claxton.
Mrs. Clemens W. Mcmillan will
leave Fort Myer tomorrow for New
/ York. where she will Join Capt. Nc
MILAN, who is stationed at the Medl-
cal Supply Depot in that city. They
will reside at the Holly Hotel. Capt.
and Mrs. Mcmillan have been sta
toned at Fort Myer for several years
and have a wide circle of friends in
| Washington.
Major Arthur NJ. Whaley has sue
ceeded Capt. Mcmillan at Fort Myer.
Major Whaley was on duty in Wash
ington before going to Fort Myer.
His family, the members of which
are IN Washington, will Join him at
Fort Myer next week and will occupy
the quarters which Mrs. Mcmillan is
giving up. They are residing now
at 1885 Irving street.
! Ahsei y. r. Wichfeld. attache of
the Danish Legation. and Mrs. Wich-
feldA accompanied by Miss Frances
moore left Washington last Tuesday
Ior New York. making the trip by
MOTOR They left New York Satur-
Jay u motor to their summer home
at rides Crossing. They will remain
until ABOUT August !, when they will
return to Washington.
Mrs. Frances WheatIey Borden ls,,
washington yesterday for Allentown
"a 10 visit her son, Samuel Wheat
icy Borden, who is a member of the
ambulance corps which DIR. Ryan De-
,ereuH Is training in camp near AL
France. UO'' III
senator and Mrs. Robert L. Owen
! and Miss Dorothea owen have zona
stay. i snort
Lieut.. Comdr. Adolphus Station
80. D NJ whose marriage to Miss
Eu'n Draper Blair. daughter OF Mr.,
eiu MIS- montgomery Blair, will take
49, on saturday, afternoon. has
l, an apartment at the Avondale,
| ~S VIII Hldhe llelr home
Among the entrants in N. ,,.,.
| tournament at the Monteserrat Coli
Siup' at Beverly, Mass, this week are
lhonas and William LauGhlin. sons
| OF Mrs. Henry F. Lippitt Former
senator ana Mrs. Lippitt have Mr. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Sfmpkins' place At
beverly for the summer months
Ihe marriage is announced of Miss
Mandida Dundas BarcoIucci. OF ItaIv
ana New York, to John Angus Mil
holland. The wedding took place ON
saturday afternoon at the Milholland
estate Meadowmount, near Eliza
DethtOwn, n. Y, Rev. A. T. Coates
OF Philadelphia officiating. Mr.
MlIholland is brother of Miss Vida
Milholland and the late Inez MilhoI-
land Boissevain. Miss MulholIand was
maid Of honor and Engene Boisse-
vain best man. Mr.. Milholland and his
pride have sailed for Java, where
the former is engaged in the export
business with Mr.. Boissevain.
Mrs. John N. Speel and her daugh-
Ter MISS katheryn Hitchcock. left
Tor Indiana. Pa. Miss Lena Hitch
! - "'i 'iSit at Due hlOge summit,
Pa.
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage and her
daughter. Miss Rebecca Collier, are
at the Marshall House, York Harbor,
Maine.
Mrs. Arkwright and her daughter,
Miss Dorothy Arkwright, of Atlanta,
are spending a few days in Washing
ton. Mrs. Arkwright is a sister OF
Mrs. William L. Marshall, and Miss
Arkwright was presented to society
here by Mrs. Marshall two seasons
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Cobb. who
have recently acquired the residence
2lOl Massachusetts avenue, expect to
make their home there next winter
after making extensive improvements.
Justice and Mrs. Charles Evans
Hughes, and the Speaker and Mrs.
Champ Clark are among those who
have previously occupied the house.
Mrs. Joseph W. Folk has returned
to Washington after spending several
months visiting at her home at St
| Louis and in Tennessee.
AN OPERATION