The Washington herald., 1917-07-01

New London. Conn, for the summer
months.
Mrs. T. a. Baldwin left WASHINGTON
Monday for Honolulu. where she will
join her husband. Capt. Baldwin, [.
5. \.
Miss katherine Judge has as her
guest her niece. Miss Mary Wood
ward. Of New York. Miss Judge cX-
Of the season.
Senator and Mrs. J. c. W. Beck
ham nave moved from their apart
ment at the Highlands and are cstab-
, Iished at 2l%9 Wyoming avenue Their
daughter. Miss Eleanor Raphael Beck
ham, who has been attending the
Mary Baldwin School at StauntOn,
Va, has joined them for the summer.
CTepps BeCkham. this young son, will
spend the month of July with Mr..
and Mrs II. B. +. Macfarland at their
summer home, in Canada.
Mrs. William II. Johnston and Miss
Johnston. of 81 Ashmead place. wife
general staff, have left the city for
the summer visiting first in st. Louis.
A charming affair. was the celeBra-
tiOn Of the twenty-fifth marriage an
niversary Of -ir. and Mrs. Max :.
ROsenthal at their home 1910 Seventh
street northwest last Sundfy. The
bride and bridegroom received the
in a rnpf,, drfnrataI u-itI i
lax, palms and rambler roses.
The guests were afterwards enter
tanned at dinner. Rev. DR.. Gress-
man acted as toastmastcr Mr.. and
Mrs ROsenthal also received numer-
Gus valuable gifts of silver from their
relatives and friends
The following guests registered at
Washington new suburban hotel,
Mount Alto Inn last week: Mr.. 4. r.
Anderson. f. F.. Anderson. Mr. r. II.
AmbalI. Mr.. c. Z. Barton. Mr.. c. \.
buchanan, Mr. Bowman, Mrs. ]. w.
Busch. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris L. Cook,
Mr.. F. B. Elliott. Mr.. E. o. Flach.
Mrs l.. Fl. harrington. Mr.. r. B. Fos-
dick. Mrs. NJ. Fielding, Mr.. David
Gray. Mr.. p. G. Glynn. Miss Alice
'HiN III. MI -Allitu iluSfI. MI VI 1 .
Halliday. Mr.. Lyman Hill. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. II. Howard, Mrs. T. b. Ken
nedy. Mr. George l.. Mccain. Mr.. O.
w. Mathison. the Minister from Hon
duras. Mr. and Mrs. R. Mayo-Smith,
Mr.. Charles a. Price, Mr.. Halliday.
Mr.. f. o. PanGhorn. Miss Parsons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Palen, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Dudley Ee!eTS. Mr.. A. W. Reader, Mr..
William J. Turner. Mr.. Clarence Wes-
selhoff. Mr.. II. F.. Waldron. Mr.. II. $.
Welcome and Mrs. Ira Couch Wood.
Among those who entertained at din
ner and luncheon last week were Mr..
Huttgren, Mr.. F.. \. Powell. Mrs. T.
Y. BOyntOn, Mr.. c. A. Price. Mr.. r.
n. Howard. Mr.. John Leroy Hutchin-
son, Mr.. l.. Z. Burrows. Mrs r. \.
Koch. Mrs. G. w. Smallwood, Mrs.
Morris Lcwellyn Cook.
\ number of smart folk entertained
in the Arbor Tea House during the
week
Mrs. l. GrOsner and Miss Ruth Gros-
ner left last week to spend the re-
malnder of the summer in their cot
tase in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Alfred Haas has returned to his
home in Norfolk after a visit with his
mother, Mrs. T. Haas.
Mrs. Schiff. of New York. Is spend-
ing some time in town with friends.
Mrs. Maurice Eiseman, of PhiIadel-
phia. is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Mayer.
Misses Miriam Franc and Ruth
Franc will leave this week to spend
a short time in Alfred, N. Y.
Miss Hortense King is the guest of
her parents. Miss King has lust re-
turned from Goucher College, where
she is a pupil.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Selinger aud. grand
child leave this week for Chesapeake
Beach to spend the remainder Of the
summer.
Miss Carolina Oppenheimer will leave
this week for Columbia College. New
York City, where she will be a stu
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie s2ier y,.snt a
short time in Washington last week