In the upper reaches of the coast|
of Maine, which includes Seal Harbor,
Bar Harbor and North East Harbor, [
the drives will be under the guidance
of Miss Elaine R. M’Alpin. A lona
the Jersey coast donations will he
sought by Miss Mildred Fannestock,
while Newport will receive the atten
tion of Miss Gallwey. Others who
have volunteered to devote their time
to the cause are Miss Barbara Van
Rensselaer. Miss Genevieve Fox. Miss
Lucy Gurnee, Miss Lucie Bedford.
several weeks at the Boys’ Camp
Roosevelt on the Potomac.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis left
Tuesday for their Summer home in
Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Holland W. Jenks of
Oliver street entertained at a yacht
ing party on the Potomac over the
week end. Among their guests were
Miss Hlllegarde Noyes of Haverhill,
Mass., and Dr. E. A. Read, Miss Mar
garet Goll, Mrs. Charles Hutson and
Mr. Stewart Jenks of Washington.
Miss Mary Arnold has returned to
her home on Oliver street after spend
ing several weks in Philadelphia, Pa.,
where she went to the Sesquicenten
nial Exposition.
Mrs. Marvin Farrington and her
daughters. Edith and Helen, left ■
Thursday for Maine for the remain
der of the Summer.
Mr. Roger Bearce and Mr. Robert
Cary of Maple avenue are spending
several weeks at Camp Roosevelt on
the Potomac.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lynn Savage
have returned to their home in Fred
ericksburg. Va.. after visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph T. Maguire for sev
eral weeks.
Miss Eva A. Lewis, president of
Zeta Chapter of the Sigma Kappa
Sorority at George Washington Uni
versity. is attending the national cun
vention of Sigma Kappa at Madison.
