The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
GEORGETOWN HAS
I kBOARDINC HOUSE
eORANlMALSONLY
J Dogs and Cats, Two
Monkeys and Ant-Eater
Are There Now.

cifc, at 2s0s Pennsylyania avenue
nYrthwest and Is run by DIR. James
4. Chamberlain. a veterinarian.
4 Chamberlain's boarders are ami
mals. all sorts of animals. At pres
ent he Is serving meals to about
nfty dogs and cats. two ring-taD)d
monkeys, an ant eater and IA
couple Of freak sheep.
The owners of the animals place
them in Chamberlain's care either
because they have no place to keep
them or because they do not know
how to feed them.
A sign over Chamberlain's
Boarding house" gives the addi-
tional information that he wac
cinates dogs for rabies and dis
temper"
Thomas Gillespie Walsh. Assist
ant Corporation Counsel. left last
Saturday for a rest at Atlantic
City. He told co-workers in the
Corporation Counsers office before
he left that he may overstay the
two weeks vacation he originally
Intended to spend there.
Ralph Givens. Prosecuting Attor-
ney and Assistant District Attor-
ney. Mrs. Givens and their two
sons are at Terra Alta. W. Va. Mr..
Il ovens work is being taken care
Of during his absence by Bertrand
Emerson. Assistant District Attor-
ey. attached to the L. S. Supreme
ourt
Mrs. ]. B. Moore. of Dallas. Tex.
Is visiting her brother. William H.
Quigg, 1875 Varnum street north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs A. C. Wiley. 1881
Varnum street northwest. returned
yesterday from a weeks trip to
| Potomac Beacs- They were ac-
,ompanied by their son. Robert.
and brought back their other son,
Wilbur. who was already there.
Mrs. Frank Dodson. of the Re-
publican national committee head
quarters. is spending a short time
at her home in Des Moines. Iowa.
pr. and Mrs. w. Francis Law
reace. 1919 Varnum street, have
just returned from a three weeks.
motor trip in Pennsylvania and
New York
Colin E. Webster. 1926 Webster
street. left Sunday night for Little
Rock. Ark, to visit his uncle; Gov
rnor MeRae, of Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Harris,
sOs Varnum street, have just re-
urned from motor trip in the
White Mountains.
Miss Mary Meek Atkeson. 1881
Lamont street. is spending the
s1mmer at her home in Buffalo,
". Va.
AMrs. A B. Manly. of Northbrook
eurts. has been spending the sum-
ner in Chicago.
Hugh McGin, of the National Ed
hcationsl Association. is leaving
Tor a short visit to Chicago.
Miss Alice Gram. 2O1O o street
northwest. is home after a visit in
New York
II. E. Van Norman. secretary of
the Worlds Dairy Congress, with
offices in the Star Building. has re-
turned from a three months trip
over nine countries of Europe.
Miss Ellen Quigg. 2se5 varnum
street northwest, will have as her
guest next week Miss Marian Rob-
ertSon. of WaynesborO. Va.
John T. Adams. wardman Park
Hotel Is touring the West.
James :. Vance. general manager
of the Fellowship Forum. left for
Chicago on a business trip. He
will return the latter part of this
week.
Miss Eugene Taylor. daughter of
Mrs Clara Sears Taylor, ID. c. Rent
Commissioner. is visiting her uncle.
Robert BurnsMantel. prominent
New York dramatic critic, at his
kbotae at Forest Hills. Long Island.
Sergt. Fred CornweIl. attached to
|e central office. with his family
spending week at Rock Point.
Nd.
Alvin kaufman. 3O27 o street
northwest. is convalescing at his
hDme following an operation for
Appendicitis. He was treated at
the Georgetown University Hos
pItaL
Henry r. Ewing. 2ss Willow
avenue. Takoma Park. specialist in
mites, employed by the Department
OF Agriculture. has discovered that
chiGgers. pest of campers about
Washington. don't burrow under
the skin or enter by the pores.
They are So small that they can't
be seen with an ordinary magnify
ing glass but they are on the sur
face ali the time. Mr.. Ewing has
published a pamphlet on the subject
which tells how to get relief from
these minute insects
Mrs Frank Hiram Smell. 1921
Twenty-f1rst street northwest. is in
France She has been spending the
summer months in Spain. and will
return to Washington shortly.
Mrs Kate Trenholm Abrams left
Falmouth. Mass. where she has
been spending the summer. yester-
DAY. She will visit her daughter.
Mgs Katherine Trenholm. in New
cork City. for week and will re-
kurn then to Washington.
Happiness radiated from the
rountenance OF E. J. Milligan. chief
ckerk of the Public Utilities Com
mission. when he yesterday an
nounced to his Office associates the
birth of an eight-pound baby boy.
The Milligans live in Clinton. Md.
Mrs. Lamar Jeffers. wife of Rem
-esentative Lamar Jeffers, of Ala
oama, Is visiting relatives in An
uiston. Ala. She has her young
son. Lamar. jr., with her.
]. v. Riley. owner and editor Of
thss Rockford. ILL.,. Star. is spend
ing his vacation in Washington. He
s accompanied by Mrs. Riley, his
ron Stuart Riley and Thomas