The Washington herald., 1918-06-16

the pleasant diversions easily arrang-
ed and there are several as well who
will spend the summer among the
hills at some Of the White Mountain
resorts.
Various members Of the British and
French missions have received invi-
tations to visit some Of the White
Mountain hotels and soldiers spendr
ing their furloughs there with Their
families promise, with all the
patriotic work among the hotels. toA
give a distinct military atmosphere
to the resort
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Jenkins and
party, Of Baltimore, will be found as
usual at the Profile House where the
Jerome Bonapartes may also 90 To-
short stay and where Robert and
Alfred Batcheller. Of Washington al
ways spend the summer. being tn.
Beau Brummels Of the colony.
Y The Waumbek at jefferson. the
BaIsams at Dixville Notch. the Noun
tain View at whitefeld, the Crswf"ri
which is such a favorite with the
army and navy, the many hotels 80
! Intervale, jackson and North Con-
way. the thirty hotels at BethleAo'r.
at Sugar Hill and Franconia and
other resorts will entertain many
Washington people or those OF her
great floating wartime population.
Mr. and Mrs. John let's and Miss
Let's, Mrs c. A. Watson and Mis-
Barbara Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. En-
mons S. Smith and Emmons s. Smith.
| jr., are among the washingtorians
I who will be at the Maplewood Hotel
at Maplewood. n. II. The Balsa ms
at Dixvile Notch will have many. in
cluding probably Mrs. Benjamin Pil-
son and her daughters and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. corby.
Warren Adams, formerly OF Ken
sington. Nd. now OF Santa Rita, New
Mexico, arrived in Kensington a few
days ago with his bride. who was
Miss Mai Mildred Harris. OF El Psso.
Texas Mr.. Adams was, until -
Gently. connected with the Chino COP
per Mining Co. Of Santa Rita. but
returned 10 Maryland to enter the
army, and Is now in training ~
Camp Meade. Many OF his old class
mates who were with him at Centr"'
High School will welcome Babe" -
buck" private IN the army. HI
bride viii make her home Wit
Babes" parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jam, =
Hopkins Adams. OF Kensington. bu'.
with true western spirit. she refuses
to remain idle and has accepted a
position with the Fuel AdministratioW
for the duration OF the war. Ma
future years Of happiness be the re-
ward in store for this young couple
whose honeymoon Is spent doing tho
''bit" In separate fields OF usefulness
to down the Kaiser.
Miss Moselle Berkheim, who has
been spending some months in wasl.-
ington. left last week for her horne
in Gainesville. Fla.
Alvin West, Of Cornell UniversIt~.
has returned after spending the yea
as a student OF the college.
Harry Schifman, Of Greensboro y.
C. is visiting for a few months IN
| Washington.
Mrs. Louis Chaser has returned from
Newport. R. L. where she passed se'-
eral weeks.
A Neumeyer. Of New Orleans. Is
was in Washington q short time last
week.
Miss Airline Stern. Of Goshen. rnd
is the guest OF Mrs. NJ. Lansburgh.
Mr.. snd Mrs. NJ. Neumayer. %
New Orleans. La. are in washinE-
ton for a short time.
Mrs. Lyons, of Baltimore, visited
here last week.
Mrs I. herman. Of New York. is
in Washington for a few days.
Mrs. ]. W. Nordlinger has returned
to her home in Atlantic City. after
a short stay IN Washington.
i Miss Sarah kxelworth has returned
TO Philadelphia after a few days in
Washington.
Mrs. Leo Loeb, Of Philadelphia. Pa
spent the weekend in Washington.
Mrs. n. Marx has returned after
a fortnight passed In Atlantic City
n. ].
Mrs. o. Lazarus has returned 20
her home In Brooklyn. N. Y. after
spending few weeks with her father,
]. Kronheim-
Miss Sylvia sinsheiner, OF Balt,-
more, Is visiting in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sommers are in
Atlantic City. n. J.. for the summer
months.
Mrs. A. Biundheim and SON, Rob
ert, are IN Atlantic City. N. J., for
an indefinite stay.
Mrs. J. Emanuel and little daugh-
ter have returned TO their home in,
Raleigh. n. c.
H Krupshaw announces the en-.
gagement Of his daughter. Sadie. b
Meyer Il. Lsndy. of HfltmOr@ "a