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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1916

Page

17

Social events chronicled in brief continued from seventh page

The record lists numerous society visits and travel plans. Maj. Walty of Switzerland stays at the Shoreham. Alderman Blair of Montgomery returns from Raleigh. Col. and Mrs. Jay F Hoffer host Mrs. Jessie Stiles of Montclair for weeks. Mines Hirsh and sister Mrs. Ruskin return from Hot Springs and plan New York visit then south. Mrs. Brown travels to Southport with Maj. Brown, then to Lake Toxaway. De A L Metz and family from New Orleans visit Washington and stay at the Shoreham. Maj. and Mrs. George Newgarden and Lt. George J Newgarden Jr. head to the New Jersey coast until September. Mrs. George Gordon Asher and Miss Mary Wabb visit Leyton Chesapeake Beach, and Mr. Samuel Burleigh Milton hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A Ray and daughter stay at Ocean City since July for August.

Alderman Blair Montgomery Ala Raleigh Col Jay F Hoffer Lateister Jessie Stiles Montclair N J Mines Hirsh Mra Ruskin Griffen Hot Springs New York South George Gordon Asher Alexandria, Va Mary Wabb Twomas Sterling Leyton Chesapeake Beach Samuel Burleigh Milton Frederick A Ray End Ocean City

Takoma Park and Atlantic City Visits Highlight Summer Guests

A series of summer visits and guest stays are reported across Takoma Park and nearby cities. Mina Ralford Moncrief of Atlanta visits her uncle Dr W H Moncrief in Takoma Park. Mra Jacob Kohner and daughters travel to Wildwood New Jersey for the remainder of summer. Miss Mary E Bond plans Digby Nova Scotia after attending NES sessions in New York and will return to Washington in September. Mra Annie B Gotta and son Robert Bond Gotta vacation in Atlantic City. Mra Jerome Hubbard enjoys summer at Pinecrest Takoma Park and Miss Amelia Williams entertains Miss Mina Painter of Marion Virginia, visiting after stays in Richmond Portsmouth and Norfolk. Miss Margaret Kroll hosts Mildred and Lena Walsh from Cumberland. Ma jol and Mrs Henry Jerry host dinner on the Army and Navy Club roof.

Mra Jacob Kohner Louise Ruth Janet Wildwood N. J Mary E Bond Digby Nova Scotia Montreal National Education Association New York Bond Washington Misa Amelia Wiliama Williama Takoma Park Mina Mary Gertruda Painter Marion Painter Richmond Portsmouth Norfolk Margaret Kroll William A. Kroll Mildred and Lena Walsh Mberland Samuel Pannill Fickien Davietts C. Fickien Cicken Belgrads Lake Howard S&s Nyman Benjamin Anna Hempstead Misa Hempstead Boston

Cambridge Visitants and Summer Plans Across Regions

A long list of social visits and summer arrangements from Cambridge and beyond. Dorothy May Davis visits her sister at Harvard while Mrs Claxton visits the Tome School in Maryland. Other travelers head to Atlantic City Baltimore Summit Point and Virginia Beach with families at cottages and residences for the season.

Dorothy May Davis Arthur Powell Davis Cambridge Mass Elizabeth Allen Davis Harvard P P Claxton United States Commissioner of Education Clax Tan Tome School Port Deposit Thomas & Baker

Social News of Washington And Nearby Travel

Miss Ellis Lejeans joins aunt Mrs Kennedy at Virginia Beach and plans a visit to Portsmouth. Dr Kennedy serves aboard the U S S Solace while Haith hosts. The Perry family from Detroit return after two weeks with the Millers in Washington. The party travels via Blue Ridge battlefields and Rock Point Md.

Ellis Lejeans Mrs Kennedy Robert Kennedy Ts&sn Virginia Beach Portsmouth Valira Kennedy Kennedy Haith Solace James J Perry Detroit Mich H H Miller Irving Street Battlefiels Blue Ridge Mountains Washington Rock Point

Fish Inside Her Bathing Suit Swims Net Next Time

Special to The Washington Fest reports Misa Matthews, resident of 4315 Hazel Avenue, swam at Waveland Beach when a live fish entered her bathing suit. The fish, six inches long, caused panic before dying on land. Matthews vows to wear a net next time she swims.

Chicago Misa Ethel Matthews Hazel Avenue Miss Matthews Waveland Avenue Uit Waveland Evenu

Girl Who Couldn't Swim Saves Boy In River Rescue

Hazel Olsen of Beloit Wisconsin saved 3 year old Alexis Harris from a 16 foot deep river near Middle avenue. She dragged him to shore and performed artificial respiration until help arrived. Harris nearly drowned but both children survived and Olsen recalls no fear, only concern for the boy.

Hazel Olsen St. Hazel Hiexis Harris Washington Post Beloit Wis John Olsen Highth Street Alexis Harria Middle Avenue

Bride Wooed and Won by Mail Bets On Love

Miss Lillian Slattery, 19, of St Louis, wed John Stutz, 21, Meridian, in a mail courtship. Daily letters from both sides spurred the marriage after about a year of correspondence. The couple planned a two month honeymoon to the Thousand Islands before settling in St Louis.

Washington Post Louta Lillian Slattery South Grand Avenue John State Meridian Miss Stutz St. Louis John Stutz Slattery Stuta Misa Slattery Thousand Islands St. Leula Stuts, Jr John L Slattery Ratired

Bridge Club and Local Social Notes Update

The Washington Suburban Club hosted a bridge gathering. Miss Carrie Hart and Mr Samuel Hart returned this week from Poland Spring Maine. Mr and Mrs Alvin Newmyer departed Washington on Saturday for Atlantic City.

Evening Holiday Tales Across Atlantic Coast

Mr and Mrs I Block and family linger in Wildwood N J and plan a week in Atlantic City before returning. Mrs William Hahn and daughter Miss Ray Hahn and Miss Beatrice Hahn returned to Washington last week from Atlantic City where they spent 106 weeks. Miss Etta Salmon of Baltimore visits Milas Blanche Levy in this city. Mrs Gus Kleeblett and children left Washington on Wednesday for Bradock Heights Md to spend the rest of summer. Mr and Mrs M Marx and Miss Daisy Marx settle in their new home 1123 Sixth Street NW. Mr Harold Strauss and Mr Georges Beneman returned to Washington Tuesday from vacations in Norfolk and Ocean View Va. Mrs Simon Kann hosted the Wednesday afternoon social last week.

L. Nathan Bessie Nathan Chicago Washington I. Block Wildwood N. J Atlantic City Wiliam Hahn Ray Hahn Beatrice Hahn Mra Gus Kleeblett Braddock Heights Mad Harold Strauss Georges Beneman Norfolk Ocean View

Joy Ride in a Wheelbarrow Hitches a Car on St Louis Street

Schuetz roadhouse keeper at 801 Gravois avenue sparked a neighborhood stir by steering a wheelbarrow tied to a car for two joy rides. Spectators debated his wealth, while friends supplied the real car for the stunt at a neighborhood picnic and a lawn fete.

St. Louis St. Lente Thomas FH. Schuetz Gravois Avenue Schuetz McHihinney’s Grove Sappington St. Louis County Ft Schuetz Schuets

Hyattsville WCTU Holds At Home Meeting in Parish Hall

The Hyattsville WCTU hosted an at home gathering Monday evening in the parish hall of Pinkney Memorial Church. Members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church also attended the community event.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union New Pinkney Memorial Church Ladiss’ Ala Society Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church

California Bridge Whist and Gambling Laws Confusing Test

A historical note discusses California gambling statutes, arguing that straight poker for money is not gambling while bridge whist for money is prohibited. It explains penalties, list of prohibited games, and that police enforce laws without overstepping them, though public opinion can push broader interpretation.

Chiet Polles Walter J. Petercer California Petersen Pedro Amib Bage Pan-Dinkey Razgle-Daszie

Local Social Notes Blend with Neighboring Towns

Last week Hall received a note of appointment while arrangement committees included Masera Hoffman Smith and Hall. Marguerite and Helena Meyers of Riverdale are on vacation in Rossland Virginia with Mr. and Mrs John Ktevengan and children from Kevner West Virginia visiting Walter Latimer Buver Hill. George Drewett and Mollie visit Seaboard while Mr and Mrs William Mandsey of Seabrook and Miss Cora Lanham of Selbrooke attend a surprise party hosted by young Cortiten on ninth page.

N Oc Visting William G Mandsiey Seabrooke Cora Lanham Selbrooke Young Cortiten

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Maj Walty Switzerland Shoreham Mra. Brown R. H Brown Southport Maj Brown Lake Toxaway N.C de A L. Metz New Orleans George Newgarden George J Newgarden US A New Jersey Dr. Moncrief Mina Ralford Moncrief Atlanta, Ga Dr W H Moncrief Annie B Gotta Robert Bond Gotta Oregon Avenue Mra Jerome Hubbard Pinecrest New Brunswick Jol Henry Jerry Army and Navy Club Theresa Huban W J Martin Kanaas Avenue Mra Martin van Auken Mills Blue Ridge Summit Sone George Metcalf Soyicia Metcalf Baltmore Eaglesmere Charles HO Lyman A & M Oc Huntington Lyman Alien Cottage Jamestown Foi Klein Toronto Margaret Breckinridge John ¢ Breckinridge North Hatley Canada Blanche Wilmot Narbeth P. L. Reed Doris Wilmot Henry White Emilie Margaret White Summit Point McHenry McChord Bar Harbor Chester Whiting In Musicale G Street Connecticut Avenas Whit‘Ing James Westly Whiting Barytone H. Howell Gore Edna Howell Temaquid Point Howell John Hampton Howell Frank Norris Jones Far Rockaway Beach Jones Henry McNett Isaac Pearson Berkeley Springs B.C. Wallich Basii Co Horace Ellsworth Wallich Paul Elwing Victoria B.C Metropolitan Methodist Church Jaquelin A. Moncure Moncure Misa Gwendolin Fairfax the Crag Markham Maine Frank T. Hows Mary Helen Howe Annie Laurie Paul Hines Lewis A. Potter Edward Donovan Miss Howe Brookland Pen I. H. Hepter Leon Adlert Pen Mar Mrs Emanuel Simon Nake Philadelphia Roscoe C. Bulmer Charles H. Poor Bulmer Army and Navy Fort Washington James Gillespie Lieut. Gillespie Capital THE Louvre St. N. W Niewera Breriye Inna Simon George de Leon Diamond Street Bridge Club Washington Suburban Carrie Hart Samuel Hart Poland Springs Alvin Newmryer Atlantic Etta Salmon Baltimore Milas Blanche Levy Mr. and Mra. M Marx Misa Daisy Marx Sixth Street Simon Kann Sorosis Sorosis Boot Shop F Street Maryland Eleanor Prendel Cumberland Erins City Herbert Rich Sem Harry Hahn Sidney Strausen Dr. Engie Aldie Memund Tuesaday Eugene Fishel Brooklyn A. M Fishel John B. Tucker Ladles’ Aid Society Pinkney Memorial Church Episcopal Bar, Eve and Throat Hospital Mary Kertland Margaret Kertland Hoopes B. Pool Ralph Elizabethtown N. C Ambrosa O'Keefe Torat Southern Methodist Church Marshall Hyattsville Society Rich de Fe Terone Cor Nice Steinway E. F. Droop & Sons Co Ianos
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