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phia. She will visit Asbury Park before

Ruby, has gone to the mountains near Fred
erick, Nd, for the summer.
| Mrs. H. H. Parmenter, Miss Edna Parmen-
ter. Miss Frederick Kant. Mr.. Jos. Roy, Miss
| Richard Ware, A. F. Hendershott and daugh-
tiers, Mr.. Thorn williamson, U. 8. n, are at
| the Shirley, Atlantic City.
Mrs. r. E. Kitchener and the Misses Kitchener
have left for an extended trip through the
Blue Ridge mountains.
Mrs 8. Kresge Bowman will leave for Cape
May on the LIST Of August TO pass the re-
mainder Of the season with her sister, Mira.
Mcclure. wife Of Prof. Z. A. Mcclure Of the
Philadelphia mint
Mr.. Finley, Miss Alice Knowles, Mr.. J. g.
Ashburn. Miss Alma Knowles, Mr.. Fox. Miss
Annie Ashton, Mr.. Schligel, Miss Lottie Toep-
per. Mr.. Edwards, Miss Mildred Saunders and
Mrs. Potts are at Atlantic City, chaperoned by
Miss Elsie Tingle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George v. Balch of 1921 Penn
ssylvania avenue and Mrs. Balch's daughter,
MRS. Coolidge. are spending a month with DR..
and Mrs. Ribble Of Milford, N. J.
DR.. and Mrs. R. C. Fisher and DR.. and Mrs
Schafer returned this week from Atlantic City,
where they had spent some time.
The Misses Nimmo are back from New York
city, where they spent the past six months, and
are In their house on Mcpherson square.
The Misses Pran leave the city this week for
New York to spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer.
Miss Grace Menchins left Thursday for New
Jersey to spend the summer months with rela-
tives at Asbury Park and Long Branch.
Miss Nellie Houtz is now spending . part Of
her vacation with friends at Washington Grove
Prior to her return she will spend some time
in the Blue Ridge mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Henry Ainsworth have Just
returned from a three weeks sojourn at the
Hill Top House, Harper's Ferry and will now
make their home at the Franklin.
Mrs. John F. Ellis and daughter, Miss Raphael
are at Saratoga, and after visit to Lake George
will spend the month Of August at Cape May.
Mrs. Senator Stewart and daughter, May
Belle, accompanied by Mrs. and Miss Aldrich
and Mrs. Judge Peter Van Chef of San Fran
CISCO leave for the Pacific coast tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCarty Farr and daughters,
who are summering at River Spring, will return
home in August.
Miss Fannie James is visiting relatives near
Warrenton, Va.
Miss Agnes Morgan, who has been the guest
OF DR.. and Mrs. DAILY at their charming camp
at Chautauqua, has returned to her homo in
Tenleytown.
Capt. and Mrs. Gibbon and Master Richard
Drum White Of 1886 1 street northwest are
spending part Of the summer at the country
residence OF MIR. Philip Stone, Montgomery
county, Md.
DR.. c. Heidelberg, Prof. Pei. Miller, Mrs.
Casper and Capt. R. Weber are registered at
the Morrell House, Harper's Ferry.
Misses Annie and Mamie McCardle are spend
ing the summer at Mt. Airy, Va, a short dis
lance from the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs
Miss Elise V. Tamson, who has been visiting
friends and relations in this city and Alexandria
for some weeks, left last evening for her home
in Upperville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p wilkins and son are at
Atlantic City.
Miss Cora Thompson leaves for Ocean Grove
today.
Mrs. c. W. Geddes, with her sister, Miss NJ
I. Hill of Maryland, starts on Monday, the 9th.
for Niagara. Lake George, Long Branch and
other points of interest. In New York they will
be joined by their brother, ". W. Hill, jr.
Miss Rena H. Smith, daughter of Mr.. John
Amber Smith, is spending a few weeks with
Mrs. Judge Thomas of Fairfax Court House, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Eisenmann are registered
at Congress Hall, Ocean City, Md.
Among the Washingtonians registered at
Hamilton, Va, are Mrs. H. c. Scott and Master
II.
Mrs l. Snyder and daughter. Mrs. J. J. veazie
and son, Mrs. Rawlings and daughter Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Emily Powell Misses
Belle Durfee, Lucy Bailey, Mary W. Ford,
Louisa Bergman and Margaret snead, Messrs.
Nichols, Cropley, Bailey DR.. White, Walker,
Garrett, Smith, Simpson, Van Aukler, Wylie
and Dameun.
Miss Mamie Glover Of New York city is
spending few weeks with MisI Celia Harlestou
OF 1902 9Th street northwest
pleasant party was givea at the home Of
Miss Mary A. Nesbitt, on LIST street. Tuesda;
evening. Music and dancing were enjoyed I'M
til a late hour. Among those present were
Misses j. Jackson, N. Brosnahan, NJ. Harvey,
A. Conner, F. Fugitt, L. o Neill, d. DrIscoiI
NJ Jordan, N. Feeney, N. Norton, X. Sumner
NJ. Kyne and VI. Nesbitt. Messrs. G. Wilson. w.
Handley, L. Brashears, c. Connor, J. Brosua-
han, N. Quincy, F. S:echer. W. Smith. J. Dris-
coll, u. Quackenbush, ID. Donoghue, II. Ridg-
way, X Reed, L. 1herrill and H. Nesbitt
Mrs. J. G. May, her daughter Rosie and her
sister, Mrs. A; johnson, are stopping at the
Washington Cliff Hotel, Pen Mar, Pa.
There are a number of Washingtoniaus at
Brookside, WA, and, though early in the
season, the festivities have begun, and there is
promise Of jolly time for the next two months.
evening children's fancy dress ball
was given. Particular attention was attracted to
the two-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
II. hhSu, WHO, dressed In native
Japanese costume, was a diminutive counter
part OF her oriental sisters. Little Eleanor
Adams, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C.
Adams, was u veritable Priscilla" Katie Hill
wore realistic costume brought from lap
land. pleasing feature the exquisite
dancing of Marie Breitbarth and her brother
LIE Roy. Among those present were Bertha
Hill. lily Of the valley; Helen Hill. Ger
man peasant; Nellie and May Weide, jap
anese girls; Bessie Weide, gypsy; Robert
Weide, dude, Iene Kerr, DO Peep; Dion Kerr,
EVENING STAR boy: Harry Kerr. apple woman;
Chester Kerr, cowboy; Don Allen, aesthetic
girl; Allen Mcneil. Humpty Dumpty; Gertrude
Cissel, night; Helene Vale, flower girl Annie
Graf, old woman, and Mabel heilprin, orphan
The first anniversary of the Osceola Club was
celebrated Tuesday night by banquet Dur
ing the course of the evening music was rem
dered by Messrs. Davey and Greenwel and Mr..
William Kendrick of the United States Marine
Band. Those present were Mr.. Frank Blumer
and Misses Florence Burgess and Katie Herr
mann, Mr.. William Delano and Miss Myra Par
sons Mr.. Clarence Cross and Miss Flora
Hedges, Mr.. Burch Earnshaw and Miss Julia Will
son, MIR. Charles Blumer and Miss Minnie Cook.
Mr.. William Kendrick and Miss Wilhemia HUI
abus, Mr.. John Holmes. the Misses Annie and
Ellie Cross and Lizzie Blumer and Mrs. Coch-
ran, Mrs Blumer, Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Grim
nan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. A. Fowler gave . tin we'd
ding celebration on Thursday evening at their
residence, 1910 9th street northwest The inyi-
tations were tin types containing Mr.. and Mrs.
Fowler's picture, underneath of which was the
repular form of invitation Tho Wash;n1tor