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I 1 WOMAN'S SECTION PART 3-8 PAGES Society, Fashions, Health And Beanty, Books, Dramatics BALTIMORE, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 30, 1911. I a KG BP OS UN r5 TJ HE Sunday Sun willbe pleased to receive items, such as en-J. gagements, weddings, parties, teas and other news of personal interest, with the names of those present, for the Society Page. Write only on one side of the paper and give all names in full. The items should be indorsed with tlte name and address of the sender not for publication, but as a matter of good faith.

Address Society Editor, the Sunday Sun. 11 1 i I gone on an extended trip from Baltimore to New York in Mr. Wager's new touring car. 41 Vacation Period At Its Height, And Outings Of Various Kinds About The Only Form Of Social Activity In Vogue. QUMMER is at high tide.

The vacation spirit is in the air. Those who are fortunate enough to be able to spend the summer out of tozun are enjoying themselves at their chosen seaside, mountain or country resorts. Of those who can only get away for a week or so, a large number have taken this particular period to do it in, many others have had their trips and for them vacation will only be a memory for another year, while the rest are either about to start or are full of plans for their annual period of sightseeing or rest. All of which leads up to the obvious remark that social activity, save for picnics, river and bay trips and other outings of the kind, is almost or quite suspended. Club Plans Entertainments gmi "'I jfci- THE Recreation Pleasure Club, 107 North Montford avenue, held its first annual bus party on Sunday, at the Eloise Pleasure Shore, Bear creek.

The bus was decorated with the club's colors, black and yellow, and a profusion of Japanese lanterns. The day was spent in different sports, but boating and bathing were the main factors. Toward evening the dancing pavilion was popular, Stroh's orchestra rendering selections. The affair proved a success, owing to the diligent work of the chairman, Mr. Charles Hinkel, and his assistants, Amos Birchs-baum, Chester Fretwell and William Sachs.

The club is progressing rapidly, though And Visitor For Daughter a CHARMING lawn party was given Mr. nnd Mrs. S. J. Johnson, of Mnsscy, on Wednesday evening In lienor tholr daughter, Marie, and her guest.

Miss Margaret Dunn, of Smyrna, Del. Tlio lawn nnd porch were gaily deco-rutoil with Japanese lanterns. The ooenslon was enlivened by music and dancing, after which refreshments were served. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.

S. J. Johnson. Mrs. A.

II. Malsberger, Mas-sey; Mrs. N. M. Jeter, Mrs.

C. II. Docker, Out In The Suburbs Knights Give Picnic. THE Knights of St. Francis held their annual picnic at the Sacred Heart Church grounds, Foster avenue and First street, Monday evening.

Japanese lanterns and varl-colorcd electric lights were effectively used in decorating the grounds. Nothing lacking in the way of entertainment. Those In charge of the various places of amusement were Carrousel, Mr. Krogman cako and Ice-cream stand, Misses Photo by Jeff res. Mrs.

Sidney JosephthaU Sunday-School Picnic JlfRS. SIDNEY, L. JOSEPHTHAL, of New York, zvas formerly Miss Marie IV Louise Cherbonnier. She is one of several charming and pretty sisters. She is a remarkably clever horsewoman, noted for her fearlessness and pace in riding.

4 organized but a' short time, and at the present time has a large membership. On September 3 the club will give a reception at the club rooms in honor of the first anniversary, which will be followed on Labor Day, September 4, by their second bus party, which the committee, headed by the chairman, Mr. Benjamin Myers, are working earnestly to make a gala affair. The officers of the club are as follows: President Oliver Seiland. Vice-President Benjamin Myers.

Secretary and Treasurer Amos Buch-baum. Recording Secretary George L. Bauerla. Sergeant-at-Arms Frank Lergenmiller. Mr.

and Mrs. William McCallister, of Bayonne Heights, left Saturday for Atlantic City, where they will spend two weeks. Miss Violet Pieper and Messrs. William, Joseph and Herman Pieper, of Evergreen Lawn, are visiting relatives in Charleston, South Carolina. Misses Matilda and Christina Volke, of Norfolk, are spending the summer with their annt, Mrs.

J. E. Schanlger, on Hamilton avenue. Gardenville, July 29. A camping party composed of Misses -Edith Becker, Carrie Cassidy, Lillian Kamp, Caroline and Evalina Oyeman and Misses Jessie and Rida Kaufman, of Bentley, left for Mitchell's Shore, on Back river, where they intend to stay several days.

Mrs. J. Henderson is the chaperon. Miss Helen Yestadt, who has been visiting friends in Philadelphia, has returned. Miss Smith, of Sparrows Point, has been spending a few days with Miss Edith Yestadt.

A reception was held Monday evening in celebration of the marriage of Mr. Earl G. Canapp and Miss Lillie M. Huebeck at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

G. H. Sanapp. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Colls, Harry Canapp, J. Mounas, Richard De Reef, Steel Batcher, Breata G. H. Canapp and Mrs. Mary Hurt.

Misses Dorothea Canapp, Lillian Norway and Florence Canapp. Messrs, George Bolter, Walter Hubbard, William Grove, Charles Grove, Sherman Canapp, Clarence Ports and Orveal Canapp. Observed Miss Lillian Bougher, at their home, Green Gables. Mrs. C.

E. Colvin has returned from Bet-terton, Md. Messrs. Norman S. Andrae, William J.

Wilson and Clinton T. Colvin are spending the week at Tolchester Beach. Miss Mary Gallion is visiting in Havre de Grace. Mrs. Claglss and daughter, of Baltimore, are spending the week with Mrs.

George Streaker, Jr. Misses Irene and Ethel Whitting, of New York, are the guests of Mr. William Barton and family. Miss Hilda De Vries is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. II.

O. De Vries. Miss Rebecca Henderson Is visiting friends in Baltimore. Miss Anna Brownley, of Baltimore, is the guest of friends near Lisbon. Mrs.

William Lloyd, of Philadelphia, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua N. Warfleld. Miss Edith Dennis has returned to her home in Baltimore.

Miss Clementine Detrick, of Baltimore, is the guest of Mrs. Edward B. Cromwell at Maplehurst. Miss Pearl Mercier Is spending the week in Baltimore. Mrs.

Belt Norwood and Misses Nellie Norwood and Rose and Laura Hood were the guests this week of Mrs. George Moles-worth, of Poplar Springs. Misses Lewis, of New York, are visiting their grandfather, Mr. Thomas Lewis, of RidgevIIle. Mrs.

Bernard Phelps spent the week-end with friends at Chesapeake Beach. Miss Eleanor Branch, of Baltimore, was the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Bass, Jr. Miss Lula Tighe is spending her vacation in the Allegheny Mountains.

Miss Mildred De Lashmutt is visiting friends in Baltimore. Mr. H. M. Mellor is spending his vacation at Betterton, Md.

Mr. A. Howard Earp has been in Atlantic City for the past week. Mrs. W.

Harry Fissel Is sojourning Atlantic City. Mr. George B. Ward is visiting In New York. Mr.

Charles II. Hobbs, of Washington, is visiting his parents, near Alpha. Tin Wedding. Mr. and Mrs.

R. Hart Gawthrop, 1113 West Franklin street, celebrated the tenth anniversary of their marriage on Sunday evening. Their home was prettily decorated with flowers. The guests enjoyed an evening of vocal and instrumental music. Among those present were Mr.

and Mrs. William -Landon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poley, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Bartholomee, Mrs. Charles Bossen, Mrs. Annie E. Gawthrop and R. Hart Gawthrop, Jr, Mrs.

Charles T. Cleaver and her two children, of 13 North Clinton street, are visiting Mrs. Cleaver's mother, Mrs. Robert H. Evans, at Salisbury, Md.

Misses Sadie Jones, Etta Coleman and Giace Sanner are guests of the Hotel Laurence, Ocean Grove, N. J. Mrs. L. Irwin and daughter, Lillian, of 2651 WTest North avenue, are spending a few weeks at Love Point Hotel.

Tuesday Card Club. The Tuesday Morning Five Hundred Club was entertained at Cedar Grove, the home of Mrs. Clinton E. Colvin. Prizes were won by Mrs.

Golder Shumate and Mrs. Charles Ingersoll. At the conclusion of the games luncheon was served. Those wresent were Mrs. T.

Parkin Scott, Mrs. Golder Shumate, Mrs. Charles Ingersoll, Mrs. John Isaac Rowe, Mrs. Charles Fadley, Mrs.

B. F. W. Bryant, Mrs. J.

J. Price, Mrs. C. E. Colvin and Miss Francis Rowe.

Mrs. Charles A.1 Thompson, who has been visiting Mrs. William Garrison, of Berwick, has returned to her home on Viaduct avenue. Mrs. Sarah Lynch, after a visit to relatives here, has returned to her home in West Arlington.

Miss Nellie Boughner, of 'Baltimore, has been staying with her brother, Mr. Arthur Boughner, on Cedar Heights. Miss Maude Hummer, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis on Cedar Heights, has returned to her home In Loudon, Va.

Mrs. Golder Shumate Is entertaining a bouse party, including Mr. Carlton Crump and Mrs. B. W.

Bryant, of Thomasville, N. C. Mrs. L. A.

Cutler, of Louisa, and Mr. Wellington Stockley, of Woodstock, Va. Capt. Henry S. Barrett and family and Miss Mary Duval, of Baltimore, were recent visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. C. Hoover White. Mr. James Ridgely, of Western Maryland, is spending his vacation at the home of his mother, Mrs.

J. G. Ridgely. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Tracey Gibbs and infant daughter, who have been visiting relatives at Relay, have returned to Washington. Miss Rebecca Austin has returned to her home in Baltimore after a visit to Relay. Mr. Edwin Caldwell Gallagher, who has been visiting his motner, Mrs. A.

M. Gallagher, has gone to New York, where he will spend some months. Mr. and Mrs. C.

R. Burgess, of Baltimore, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Parker.

Mrs. R. M. McNlchols has returned to her home in Baltimore from a visit to Mr. and Mrs.

Monroe Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Hull Somers Troupe, of Baltimore, are at Poplar Grove, the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Ferris Troupe. Mr. W. R. Purnell, of Baltimore, was recently the guest of friends here.

Mrs. Charles Feick, of Baltimore, is with her sister, Mrs. Eugeno Beall, on the Rolling road. Mr. and Mrs.

George Keyes, of Pikes-ville, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Keyes. Miss Fanny Le Gourde, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.

Roy P. Dobson, at The Pines, has returned to Baltimore. Mrs. Louis De Alba, of Baltimore, with her infant daughter, Ida, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.

George L. Jones. Gieges Berkenkemper. Miss Matilda Berkenkemper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ferdinand Berkenkemper, 3727 Eastern avenue, was united in marriage to Mr. August Gieges, of Hollandale, at the Fayette Street Methodist Episcopal Church last Tuesday. Rev. Robert Urlch, the pastor, officiated. Mr.

and Mrs. Gieges will spend their honeymoon at Niagara Falls and in Canada and will be away a few weeks. In September they will go to their future home in Florida. Wedding A Surprise. Htattsville, July 29.

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Groof, of wing's Mills, and Miss Marie Gore, of Baltimore, are guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas II. Welsh. Dr. Randolph Latimer, of Baltimore, a prominent worker among the blind of Maryland, is spending the summer with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Latimer. Mr. R. Clagett, of Upper Marlboro, has been visiting friends in Bladensburg and vicinity.

Miss Marie Columbia Watkins and, Mr. Albert Vandebilt Felter, both of West Rlverdale, Prince George's county, sprang a surprise by going to Washington Wednesday evening, ostensibly for a choir rehearsal, but in reality to get married. The knot was tied by Rev. C. H.

Butler, pastor of the Lutheran Church, and the young couple returned to Riverdale, leaving later for a trip of several weeks in the North. Miss Sniegoskie, of Washington, attended the bride, who was attired in lavender silk with erystal trimmings. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence T.

Young have returned to their home In Cambriuge after a stay with friends in Brentwood. Mrs. Laura Howard, of Ealtimore, has returned after a visit to Mrs. Joseph R. Owens.

Mrs. Owens recently returned from London, where she spent several months with a daughter. Messrs. H. W.

Dorsey and W. D. Porter have returned from a fishing trip near Front Royal, Va. 4- Motoring In The Mountains. Miss Frick, of Baltimore, is motoring through the mountains with Mrs.

Herbert James, of Boston, and they are at present at Balsams, Dixvllle Notch, following a visit to Bretton Woods. Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Shriver, of Baltimore, are continuing their motor explorations of the White Mountain resorts. Manoir Richlieu, at Murray Bay, the former summer home of President Taft, entertained a party consisting of Miss Elsie B. Miller, Miss Allison J. Miller, S. Bevan Miller and Paul H.

Miller. They will also visit Tadousac and the Saguenay before returning home. JACKSON Square English Lutheran Sunday-School held its annual outing nt Avondalo Wednesday. Special cars conveyed the guests, and upon their arrival at the shore breakfast was served. The scholars took part In various athletic games.

Those of the primary department held their games in the morning, while the entire school took part in the games in the afternoon. Handicaps, however, were allowed the small boys who competed against the older ones. Running races, boat races and sack races were on Social Time AT the Second Congregational Church, Rev. William J. Richards pastor, an important meeting of the Young People's Society was held In conjunction with the Ladles' Aid Society to settle the details of tho late concert and carnival After the business session the social part of the evening was entered upon.

Such games as Troverbs and Ruth and Jacob were played, and piano solors and duets were given by Misses Bertha Busch-er and Margaret Leyshon. Recitations were also given by members of the Young People's Society. Refreshments were erved. Mr. and Mrs.

It. B. Johnson, Misses Mar-crarot nnnn. Miirl Johnson. Jessie Riro- bach, Anna McGlnnes, Bessie Brice, Madge Crawrora, rean vvooaau, uiancne rower, Edna Spear, Dot Mitchell.

Messrs. John Ernest, Douglass Ernest, Clayton Johnson, Mitchell Johnson, Olln Davis, Richard Tar-button, Julian Robinson, Ben Glbbs, Zeke Merrick, Herman Massey, Joe Glbbs, Huey Malsberger, James Lewis, Morris Jones, Guy Woodall, Allen Jeter, Julian Jeter, John Ahern, Ross Dullng, Clifton Clark and Earl Stafford. Mary Schneider, Margaret Schneider and Carrie Miller; doll baby stand, Mr. Joseph Wclnbeck shooting gallery, Messrs. Ferdinand Hook and John Paulus.

Professor Frank's Band was in attendance and rendered delightful music. The committee was composed of Messrs. Peter Tworstr (chairman), Albert Bauer, Joseph Mushburger, Joseph Loeffler, John AndOn and Michael Smile. the program, while the pie-eating contests and the spoon races caused much laughter. The most interest centered around the baseball game between the Junior Young People's Society and the Senior Young People's Society.

At noon dinner was served to all the guests. The woods proved a great attraction during the heat of the day. A large crowd remained at the shore until a late hour. The committee In charge of the arrangements consisted of Messrs. Charles Foster and Philip Treide.

At Church Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. William J. Richards. Mrs.

Frank Coulter, Charles Bevan. Misses Bertha Davis, Elizabeth Jenkins, May Bevan, Bertha Buscher, Margaret Leyshon, Helen Smith, Vera Richards, Grace Barwick, Mary Barwick and Margaret Jenkins. Messrs. George Johns, William Richards, William Davis, John Hopt and Arthur Barwick. The social committee comprises Misses Bertha Davis, Mary, Barwick and Tina Sible.

have left for Old Orchard, where they will spend August. Mr. Jesse C. Chamberlain bas returned from Rehoboth Beach, Del. Messrs.

Benjamin Whltely and Harold rhilllps are on a canoe trip In the Adiron-dacks. Doctor and Mrs. Charles L. Mattfeldt and Miss Mary Mattfeldt have returned from a motor trip to Hagerstown. Mr.

Adonleger Baker, of Raleigh, N. has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. A.

F. Lawrence and the Misses Lawrence, of Paradise, are at Atlantic City. The Misses Doyle will spend early August near Bethlehem, Pa. Mr. Boyd Harvey will leave next week for the Maine coast to spend August.

Mrs. A. Ranson, of Sharon Harford county, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

S. Browne. Misses Carrie, Margaret and Minnie Gerwig have gone on a trip to Hudson river, Thousand Islands, Quebec and Montreal. Mr. James A.

Haynes has returned from Atlantic City. Miss Ryan Honored. On Sunday evening a delightful party was given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Gehrlng, 1005 East Hoffman street, in honor of their charming guest, Miss Bertha Ryan, of Taunton, Mass.

The parlor and dining room were artistically decorated, and refreshments wpre served at a late hour. The evening was spent in games, recitations, singing and music by the National Glee Club. Among those present were Misses Mamie Fisher, Minnie Fisher, "Lena Gehring, Mamie Gehrlng, May Haas, Bessie Hand, Lillie Kreager, Llllie Leonard, Elizabeth Moeller. Jennie Moeller, Katherine Moel-ler, Sophia Moeller, Bertha Ryan, Catherine Schneider, Clara Zang, Theresa Zang, Messrs. John J.

Felhe, Harry Fisher, Adam Gehring, Frank Gehring, John Gilka, Frank Groeninger, George Groeninger, John nintenach, Albert Lehner, Joseph Lehner, Peter J. Lorltz, John, Schneider and Joseph Schneider. Lacraville, July 29. MISS MARY SHAW, of Rose Kemp, is on a week's visit to Atlantic City. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred a. Waldau, of Rockhall, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George H.

Ennel. Mr. Warren Wright, who returned on Saturday with the Fifth Regiment from Frederick, left on Monday for a two weeks' visit to Mrs. P. C.

Price, at Claiborne. Miss Lena S. Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Smith, of List avenue, has gone to spend two weeks with her sister in Ohio.

Miss Freda Slgmund, teacher of the public school at Highlandtown, with her sister, Miss Gertrude Slgmund, spent the week-end with Miss Edna Hall, teacher of Garrett Heights School, at 'her home on the Harford road. Miss Eva Joyce, of Beechwood avenue, has returned from a two weeks' visit to friends In Talbot county. Mrs. Oliver W. Ray, who has been spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs.

V. C. Mengers, at Orange Grove, has returned home. Miss Elizabeth Franklin, of Glen Rock, is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Faulkner, of the Harford road. Hamilton, July 29. Miss Margaret McCullum, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John McCullum, of Ailsa Terrace, accompanied Miss Helen Post on a visit to her parents in Delta, Pa. Miss Marie Stoner, of White avenue, Is spending two weeks at Atlantic City. Birthdays Ei-licott Citt, July 29. MRS.

JAMES P. BIAYS entertained on Monday evening in honor of the birthday of her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Jones. Those present were Doctor and Mrs.

William Eareckson, of Elkridge; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Markel and Miss Mary Jones, of Baltimore, and Mr. Arthur Jones, of Springhurst. Mr and Mrs.

Snowden Neely entertained in honor of the sixteenth birthday of their daughter, Miss Mattie Neely, on Monday evening. Among the guests -were Mr and Mrs. S. S. Bosley, Charles Lang, Mrs.

Horace Jones, Misses Maude Grim, Anna Wheeler, Rita Neely, Virgle Grim, Rosa Harp and Mattie Neely, and Messrs. J. A. Robinson, Charles Shinnamon, L. Grim, M.

H. Wentz, Victor Treeze, Alfred S. Neely, and Lester Prlddy. Misses Essie Bell and Lillian Grant entertained Tuesday afternoon Misses Ethel Arrington, Misses Whitting, of New York Misses Myrtle Flohr, of Alpha, and Myrtle Klages, of Baltimore. A party leaving this city on Saturday for Niagara Falls and Canada Included Mrs.

rhnrles A. Herrmann, Mrs. Stephen Hill- singer, Mrs. John W- Brian and Mrs. George W.

Radcliffe, and Misses Evelyn Kaacime, Eva Grace Myers, of Ellicott City; Helen Wilcoxen, of Baltimore, and Lillian Alexander, of Elkton, Md. Miss Lorena Ridgely, of Gary, entertained Thursday evening' for her sister, Miss India Ridgely, and Mrs. Talmage Ridgely, of Baltimore. The guests included Mrs. Charles M.

Parke, of Covington, Ky. Mrs. Thomas Appleby and Mrs. Talmage Ridgely, and Misses Carrie, Annie and India Ridgely, of Baltimore, and Sadie and Mary Appleby, of Gary. Mr.

George E. Wallls, is visiting his aunt, Miss Mary Wallis, on the Eastern Shore. Miss Lillian Gilmer, of Baltimore, recently visited her father, Dr. T. A.

Gilmer. Miss Winifred Taylor is spending the week at College Park. Miss Elsie Lowndes Is home from a visit to Mrs. William Blackford, of the Green Spring Valley. Misses Anderson left Thursday to spend some, time at York Harbor.

Miss Smith, of Baltimore, is the guest of Miss Jeannette Daffin, of Lawyers Hill. Misses Charlotte Donaldson and Katharine Davis left Sunday for Bridgeport and Bar Harbor. Miss Bertha Markoff, of Baltimore, is the guest of Miss Lula Mullinaux. Mrs. Joseph G.

Ridgely is visiting her brother at Frostburg. Mr. P. Miles is visiting friends at Hagerstown, Md. Mr.

Charles Galloway, of Cincinnati, is the guest of friends at Cedar Heights. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Bealle have as their guests Mr.

and Mrs. Bougher and At The Various Resorts er and Miss Lillian Beach. Miss Johnson has recently returned from 'a visit to Atlantic Mr. and Mrs. Jules -Demonet and daughter Helen have left Atlantic City and will be at Hotel Cape May during August.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. C. Athey, of 2530 North Charles street, have closed their home and are at the Hotel Hamilton, Ocean City, for the remainder of the season.

Mrs. C. T. Kinnersley, of Fort Worth, Texas, Is visiting friends and relatives In Baltimore and St. Michaels.

She will return to the South about the middle of September. Miss Marcelle Strauss is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles Erlanger, In Elberton, New Jersey. Mrs. David A.

Clark, of 2002 Maryland avenue, left last Monday to spend August in Maine and New Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs. E. are spending several weeks at Royal Oak, Md.

Mr. J. A. McKenna, of 1018 Valley street, has gone to Mount Clemens, for August. Mrs.

Ellis S. Nolley, with her son and daughter, of Newark, N. is visiting Mrs. Charles M. Parr.

Mr. F. E. Pleltner has gone to Cambridge Springs, to attend the National Fraternal Congress. Mrs.

Katharine Ryan, Miss Nellie Ryan and Gerard Tall, 914 Harlem avenue, are at Cape May, N. J. Mrs. W. L.

Wedi has returned to her home, 43 South Fulton avenue, after visiting with her son Edward, of Norfolk, Old Point Comfort, Cape Henry, Virgina Beach, Jamestown, Portsmouth and Ocean View, Va. Miss Grace W. Sweany, 1412 West Lan-vale street, Is spending some time at Asbury Park, N. J. Mrs.

Vernie Wheeler Barham, of Norfolk, is spending a few weeks at Pen-Mar, after which she will go abroad to meet friends who are motoring on the Continent. Mrs. Charles R. Posey and Charles R. Posey, have gone to Proutts Neck, Maine, for the remainder of the summer.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Schwartz, 806 South Sharp street, announce the engagement of their daughter Fannie to Mr. xJavid Goldberg, of Sylacauga, Aia.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ades and family, of 711 West North avenue, are spending the summer at Atlantic City. Doctor and Mrs. J.

Albert Boyles spent Sunday with Miss Ida Everett at her cottage in the mountains and returned yesterday to remain at Blue Ridge Summit until the season closes. Miss Alice Wehr and Miss Catherine Cunningham are spending a short time at Buena Vista Hotel. Mrs. Louisa Cunningham is with them, acting as chaperon. Miss Dora Dushman, 1745 East Baltimore street, has left for Philadelphia to visit "friends.

Miss Dushman will go to Atlantic City about the first of the month. Miss Carrye Segress, 1826 East Bank street, who has been visiting Chesapeake Beach, has returned home. Miss Mary Brummer and Miss Mary Campbell sailed from New York last Thurs day on the Prinz Friedrich Wllhelm. They will visit all the fashion centres of Europe and will spend some time at the lace industries of Switzerland. They will return to Baltimore in the early fall.

Mis.ses Belle Levy, Dora Newman and Fannye Cohen have left for Hill Top, Kent county, where they will remain several weeks. Miss Florence Late, 1338 North Fnlton avenue, has left for Westminster and Pen-Mar to Bpend the remainder of the summer. Miss Elinore Korn, 1820 East Fayette street, will leave for Rehoboth next Tuesday to spend several weeks. Mr. Maurice J.

Blum, 1522 East Baltimore street, is registered at the Blue Mountain House. Messrs. Charles Bernstein, David G. Hirschmaa and Michael Lebowitz have left for Hill Top, Kent county, where they will remain several weeks. Mr.

Joseph Sindler, 1804 East Baltimore street, who has been traveling in England and on the Continent, has returned home. Miss Bessie Sindler, 1804 East Baltimore street, who spent the last month in Boston and New York, has returned home. Mrs. Hilda Goldstein, 606 Aisquith street, who was registered the past month at the Prince George Hotel, Bladensburg, Md. has returned.

Mr. Melvin Edlavitch, of Bowie, Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Edlavitch, 1737 East Baltimore street.

After a short stay he will leave for Colonial Beach, Virginia. Mr. H. Nathaniel Blausteln has left for Pen-Mar, where he will remain several weeks. Miss Irma Eisenberg, 303 North Broadway, who has been at Chesapeake Beach, has returned hopae.

Mrs. L. D. Eisenberg, 303 North Broadway, will leave the first of August for Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Rockaway Beach and New York. Mrs.

Eisenberg will return the early part of October. Miss Sallle Florence Rome, of Newport News, is stopping with Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Brown at the Prince George Hotel, Bladensburg, Md. Misses Bessie and Kathryn Pfaff, of 1510 West Saratoga street, have gone to Atlantic City for a vacation of two weeks.

Miss Ethel W. Harvey, of Trenton, N. is visiting her uncle, Rev. J. Wynne Jones, 321 South Highland avenue.

Mrs. H. Gunther, 118 South Highland avenue, is spending three weeks with relatives in Harford county. Messrs. Albert F.

Gross, Martin Beynon and Arthur Lloyd have left for Betterton.J Philadelphia and Atlantic City. They will be gone two weeks. The family, of Mr. William Herzog, 307 South Highland avenue, is residing during the summer months at Buena Vista Springs, where they have a bungalow. Mr.

Charles Fried, of Camden, N. is the guest of Mx. and Mrs. Frederick Ferdinand Berkenkemper, 3727 Eastern avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Wager, Eastern avenue and Third street, with their daughter, Miss Estelle Wager, Mrs. William H.

Kratz and Mr. Frederick Zimmerman, have Personals MR. AND MRS. H. MARCUS DENISON and family are spending the summer at Hawthorne Inn.

East Gloucester, Massachusetts. Rev. F. Ward Denys, of Washington, formerly of this city, will entertain Rt. Rev.

James H. Darlington, Bishop of Harris-burg, at his cottage, the Laurels, in Eagles-mere, when the Bishop visits "St. John's in the Wilderness." Misses Eliza Thomas and Mary Carey are at Lake Sabago, Maine, where they will spend the rest of the summer. Miss Sue Heberton, of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Is the guest of her cousin, Miss May II. Kerr, at the latter's home, near Glencoe, Md.

Mrs. O. B. BIdwcll. of Roland Park, is visiting relatives in Illinois.

Mr. Charles H. Knapp will leave Tuesday for Ogunqult, Maine, where he will join Mrs. Knapp for a month's visit. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Parkin Keech, are spending part of the summer at East Gloucester, Mass. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas W. Jenkins have returned to their home on Bolton street from a visit to Atlantic City. Miss Elizabeth Webb is visiting Mrs. William F. Cochran at Highbrook Cottage, Bar Harbor, Maine.

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Stickney are spending part of the summer at Castine, Maine. Mr.

Stickney expects to return August 8. Mr. and Mrs. Philemon n. Tuck have returned from New York, where they went to meet Judge Somerville P.

Tuck, of the Mixed Court of Appeals of Egypt, and his sister, Miss M. L. C. Tuck, on their arrival from Alexandria, Egypt. A party of Baltlmoreans now at Zermatt, Switzerland, Include Mrs.

G. T. Rider, Miss Edith Dawson, Miss Christina Clock, Mrs. Julia Jones, Miss Helen Mathews, Miss May Rider and Mr. B.

F. Gottling. They have been abroad for the last month and will travel on the Continent until the end of August. Mrs. J.

Clarke Matthai, of this city, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Foster Coates, of New York, are spending some time at the Hotel Mathewson, Narragansett Pier. Mr. Ernest Elsasser is spending several weeks in Paris. Miss S.

C. Jackson is visiting the Misses Morgan at Tudor Lodge, Newport, R. I. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Larkins and Mrs. Em-mitt Cavanaugh and son have returned from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. John Mullen at Piedmont, W. Va.

Mr. John J. Mullen, who returned with them, is the guest of Mr. Emmitt Cavanaugh. Mrs.

Albert L. Ziegler and son, who have been spending four weeks touring in the Harz Mountains, are visiting friends in Wiesbaden before going to Switzerland. Mr. William E. Brashears.

a former Rni- tlmorean, who has for some time been employed on the Panama railroad, has returned to this city. After spending two weeks' vacation at Pen-Mar, Mrs. II. C. O'Neal and her two daughters, Miss Stella and Elsa O'Neal, accompanied by Miss Margaret Pfeiffer.

all of Baltimore, have gone to Atlantic City for the early part of August. Mrs. S. J. Johnson and Miss Susie John son, of Knoeble, have as their truests Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph. Johnson, Miss Daisy Tuck Catonsvii.ud, July 29. GENERAL and Mrs. James A.

Gary, who have been visiting friends-at New York and Boston, are with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Randolph, at their cottage at Northeast Harbor, Maine. Mrs. Richard Cromwell, and the Misses Cromwell have returned from Chelsea, Atlantic City.

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Harvey are spending th.e summer at their cottage at I'equa, Pa. Mr.

B. Howard Bland has returned from a visit to his wife and children at their cottage at Snunderstown, R. I. Mr. David Meta will spend August at Atlantic City.

Rev. John A. Nesbitt, pastor of Catons-vllle Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. Nesbitt leave next week for Pocno Lake, to spend several weeks. Miss Claire Phillips has returned from a house party given by Mr.

and Mrs. Pertram N. Stump at their bungalow on the Susquehanna. Messrs. George nnd William Grim have returned from Atlantic City.

Mr. and Mrs. Christian Ax and Miss Marie Ax are making a motor tour in the White and Green Mountains. They have arrived nt Bret ton Woods. N.

II. Mr. nnd Mrs. Taul B. Tuzo and children lmvo returned from a stay at Newcomb, Talbot county.

Mr. nnd Mrs. William II. Gorman, of Oak Forest Park, are visiting friends at Berkeley Springs, W. Va.

Miss Kathcrlne McAleer will visit near I hlladelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Rich, of Paradise, are in the North.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Taylor have gone abroad, where tbey will remainder of the summer. Mrs. Taylor was for-ji erly Miss Jessie Gary.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob Hann, and Mr. Alvln Hann, of rarfldlse, will spend a niMitli at Atlantic City. The Misses Brown, of AthoV entertained Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. John Conroy and children.