The Washington herald., 1919-07-27

Mason. Mr.. and Mrs. Millard F.
Harris have Joined the Washington
colony at the Monticello. Miss Polly
Galloway. of Washington. is at the
Kentucky with Miss Margaret Ger
ZACH. of Milwaukee.
Capt L. s. Leopold and Charles
Leopold came from Washington to
the Wellsboro. Miss Mary Lee Cas-
mire, of Washington, is visiting Mrs.
x. A. Gasmire. of Wheeling. at the
Wellsboro. Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Sax
ton. DIR. M. G. Skinner, and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. F. Montgomery are among
the Washington folk at the Miller
cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank
Lyon, George A. Virgins, w. L.
wheer and George c. Wheaton are
among the Washington arrivals at
the Blackstone.
Two enterprising gentlemen from
Dixieland, former aviators in the
Canadian Aero Corps. have inaugu-
rated a "Skyjit" service at Wild
wood. N. ]. Their service is at the
command of the passenger. They
will go anywhere they are request
ed to go and so long as the passen-
gers pay the rate of a dollar a
minute. Women are taking keener
interest in this novel entertainment
| than the men are, mainly be-
cause the husbands are willing to
allow the spouse to spend the vaca-
ton roll in a cloud jaunt. The
aviators operating this airjaunt are
Copt. A. X. Steele and w. d. Whit
by. formerly of the Canadian Aero
Service. They give each passenger
a certificate of flight after alight-
ing. The trip average from twen-
ty-hve to forty miles and is loudly
praised by all who take it.
Although the rainy spell curtailed
the bathing hour. bathing and fish,
ing are the chief form of diversion.
When St Swithin took a vacation
the boardwalk blossomed forth
with patronage. VIM. J. Johnstone
is summcring at the Gregg apart
ments. Mrs. c. Rochlel is among
the recent visitors to this resort.
Mrs. Anna B. Johnson and Miss LII
liam williams are among the Wash
ingtonians at the Breakers. Henry
Oolok is a recent reEistrant at the
board of trade offices. w. Gala
cher, of Washington, is enjoying
the pleasures Of the walk and strand.
Leva Franklin is quartered at one
cr TIC leading hotels for fortnight
longer.
Louis Rand, Of POOL I street. is
summering at Wildwood. Among
the Washington visitors at the
leading hotels arc: Breakers, r w.
Cromwell and family: Dorsey, Mr..
and Mrs f. J. Hickey. Bernhard
RCsenfield: BeachwoOd, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Edan and son; Colonial. J. s.
Doran. Adelphia Witte. Mr.. lola
Armstrong. Miss G. NJ. Ruth, o. F.
Bailey. Lester D. Arnold and MI.
and Mrs. II. II. Bergman.
On Wednesday evening, July 30. there
will be presented a new war hlm pic
ture through the courtesy of Mai. Gen.
H. X. Rogers, Quartermaster General.
II. S A, who was the chief quarter
master Of the American EXpeditionary
Forces at the time of the worlds great
war. These thrill ng pictures will be
shown by Lieut.. Col. Ernest X. Coul-
ter, Q. NJ. G, historical officer. Q. NJ.
c, A. f. F., as an evenings enter
tainment for the military and civilian
personnel of the divisions of purchase
and storage, Munitions Building. at the
auditorium of the Central High School
Among the many films there are
those showing military life at the vari-
Gus ports, taken from hydroplanes.
where the horses of the famous First
Division are seen in actual combat.
This much-ant ,Cipated evening will
be opened by a group of songs by Mrs.
Newton D. Baker, wife of the Secre-