Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1926, Page 55

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 1926— PART 2. T e s . = 3 5 ki “ali ia. has re-|Xlorley, Suszane and June Bear of | Ruth Sullivan. Hilda and Charlette Social Happemnfis . : e amrier sy ‘anniversacy of ‘let'| My: :arid. Mrs: Houston Pfl"]?fiimfi‘.’n‘x.','"nfmi.‘?i?fifi,.fi““ S e L ey ‘Weahington, Chiora anil Mary Shear |Leuhart, Kdward Lenbart and Mas Noted the P Nieek | Clhging Residence "MF. and Mre. J. Gordon McKay have | S0th Wedding Anniversa Max Weyl leaves._for Pittsburgh to- | Mrs. Emma Heller and Miss Pau- |er of Alexandria; Stewart, Chiora and | Paul Hershey oted the Past Week ! | returned to their home on Jenifer | edding Anniversary | 3t ) s o BTt o | line. Tiatm have. returned from Al 1 | street after taking an extended motor Mr. and Mrs. James H. Houston{ Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Schwab have | lantic City, where they were at the n Cl’leV\' p}\ase Homcs, {trip through the New England and | ated their fiftieth wedding anni-|returned from u visit in (‘leveland, | Ritz-Carlton. e | Midate States versary Monday evening at the home | Ohio. Mrs. Leon Mever of Texas is visit- i { S ! | 7 Mrs. AN Mullowney is at of their daughter, M L1 -1 Mrs. Gus Wallerstein, accompanied | ing her parents Mrs. S | W t d t R t Residents R i F H hom it avenue after |ton, §15 Nort olina avi _Thex [by her daughter, Mrs. Leroy Hutzler, | Saks. on Lanier place. | an (S (0] en aents eturnlng rom’ s % ¥ spending several days in Philadelphia, | d \Qn‘lif‘fl Washt nun‘" and young son of Richmond. Va., M a‘\)\d ,A\h»,, A "l:“,,. ang d:‘“fi‘,: | ¥, i |Pa Ga., com 0 ashin, {has taken an apartment in Atjantic ter, Miss Jeanette aer, spen < i ' . Pleasure Resorts—Motor 4 i Mis. Willimn 1L Waters and her ' shortly afterward. Bisldes Mrs. Thorn- | City for a month. ¢ week end at Hotel Braddock, Brad- Furnished and Unfurnished Tei Linsed oo l) {children. Williin., Robert and Mary | ton have one other dauhter, | Ruth Simon. who was ai Tripp |dock Ilelghts, Md. S e L | Catherine. of McKinlev sureet, left |Mrs, C I White, also of Washinglon. | Lake camp, Me. has joined her| Miss Alma Goodman has returned . rhured or The. .l “a.. where |and one grandchild. Mary An o = r. Mrs. Maury § a visit renton. N. J.. where Guests Entertained. i | Thursday for Th 21, \u., where |and one g mother, Mrs. Maury Simon, at Hotel |from a visit in Trenton they will spend severul weeks as the | ton J | Braddock. Braddock fleights, Md. [she was the guest of reiatives H()]l l]d A p r‘ m nt | nest of 3 Waters' parents, Mr. | Mr. Houston s 4 member of the Fobby Ses a a e S Marshall and Hirsh are at Mr. and Mes, W, €. De Coursey und | |Oldest Inhabitants’ Assoclation and|y;oie) gy ggock, ] i { jand ) , «ddock Heights. E i and M ol e . Miss Alice Deming. who hay been | 8180 one of the aldest stamp collectors | \ 8" lchxldrens Pifl‘} Civen B Smon or Yeal‘ thelr fanily, who have becn e | | > {the house guest of Miss Mary Stare af |in the eity. | Mrs. Rosie Baas and sister, \lhs’ By Mrs. Cl 0. Pi i e i e, Heney : 1 I, Pa.. has returned to the | . = [carrie HTart, who spent the past two | By Mrs. Clement O. Pierce > " g e : : * parents. Ar. and Mrs. | + months at Fotel Braddock. Braddock | of Miw Clemiant 0! - G Coursey Adurn, have rauumed 10| 1 g Ml g it (OF Personal Tueress it S ecrne s | it e, 5,002 || 9 AN pALL H. HAGNERS & C OMPANY SRR Mok P W Mr v B Ball und their | T, \Waghington Residents| irs. Mever Nordinger ana daugh- [ was the meeting place for a number [§ | sz family of Scars P are spend- 7 1 R n street have gone . : i h Ll’l" Helen returned Wednesday night!of children invited in honor of the THOOR | St ing several weeks on their farm #h wddock Telghts, Md.. where they | Mrs. Alvin Newmver and her 8on, g o Ciuit in New York Clty, Mount | sixth birthday anniversary of her | iz ', will spend a week. |Alvin Mewmyer, returned on g0 U Ty i in Philadelphia, | grand Clarence Fred Voehl, Tues- | N 4 N Renraun ~ e T 4 her | | ; P, M Vebher s gone to] Wednesday from Braddock Helghts, | e ey iy n [ECUISACIRHIE weSinas) (Coad SPECIALIZING ENT s tichmond. Va. after!Nd. Armond and Louls Newmyer | 1 . Sty L s ot Woine G slng ; $ | wuse wuesi of Mis. | will remain at the Hotel Braddock | tennial Seerabl TR g e | PROPERTY MANAGEMENT street, rospending 1w weeks at Miss Bertha Meyer returned | freshments carried with them a num. | | Catherine Thomas on Connecticut | untit the end of the week. 5 Gilbe i Hite ahee ks | ber ¢ ars as e bells, | i venue Telephone Main 9700 Biisno [ e o T Gore1a Tosenheim, | TRUTEday from a stay of six weeks 'her of favor as caps, 1321 Connecticut Avenu ep) “oind and Mrs. DPhilip e latter rly Mrs. l,ea'm:t} - H H their family” have Sern Kaufman, now in New! spending « montl i es | | 50 E w York where® thay wi na'{ York after ing their hone: : EEBE:E—:E!::EEEEEEEEEB Mackinac, Mich. whistles and small and amusing Fannie Greenapple. who, with things | duughter. Mrs. Selma Coben. ' Guests were Frances Werner, Helen of and aug Uil RS, BERNARD F. KELLY, | Melrose s e J Gidney 1. Heizenstein hus re- | & e | June bride, who was formerly Miss | Harlor, where he wi rned from a v at Elberon, N. J.. | 3 y ; Tt et : Ethel E, Bell. She is soon leaving to | college work at the University of whera he was the guest of Mr. and The Largest Exclu- You will enjoy the e ; make_her home in_Holyoke, Mass. | {3, Guadore Saks at their Summer | ! arge X . PR e v : thef = 7 " *. Russell of Herndon. | home. Whitelodge. . " h.B sive Ladies’ Specialty convenience ot a charge Datins & o : of Dr. and Mrs. Arvid Harnack, who | Va.. been the house wuest | toria Straus, Mirian Auerbac 3 foith i k. e el Heton Ixfn\la’he‘en visiting in Chevy Chas s sominlaw and daughter, Mr. |and Syivia Straus returned Thurs- | Shop in the National account with us. Ar omas 15} street Amos Ellis of Harveysburg. i Mra, Wil 3 hialsl rool's viatt fh Plainfeld F - d Mrs. Stephen Lyman Ta-[8&nd Mrs. Willlam T. 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