Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14
SOCIAL MATTERS,

Miss Imogene Hutchins leaves tomorrow
with Mr.. and Mrs Hodgsou for Asbury Park,
where she will remain for two weeks.
Mrs. Geo. W. Koontz and daughter have ar
rived in Washington from an extended tour
north and west greatly benefited by the trip.
Miss Florence Berry Of G street leaves to-
morrow for southern Maryland to spend the
remainder of the heated term as the guest Of
Mrs. VIM T. Robey.
Miss Bertha Speiser celebrated her thirteenth
birthday yesterday at her grandmother's resi-
dence. 1924 nth street southeast. Three gener-
atoms of Speisers were there and the occasion
was pleasantone.
Mrs. E. b. Hay and daughter Julia are at the
Sea View, Oak Bluffs, Mass.
Mrs. Virginia Bryant and son Bruce, who
have been spending the summer with her
mother. S2S Indiana avenue. leave for Dayton,
Ohio, this evening.
Miss Marguerite La Gorce, who has been at
tending one of the state normal schools in
Pennsylvania, has returned to her home in this
city for portion of her vacation.
The Misses Humphrey, Espey and Nelson,
chaperoned by Mesdames Brumagin and Nell
son. left the city Monday morning to spend the
heated term OF August in the mountains Of
Virginia.
Among those registered at the International
Katie Werle. Bessie Gaegler and Messrs.
Rudolph Ezdorf. Thorn, Gaegler and Willie
Xandar of Washington.
Miss Nellie G.. Bauer Of 7th street southwest
left Wednesday for a months sojourn at At
lantic City.
Miss Annie France started Wednesday for a
twenty days rustication among the Blue Ridge
mountains.
Miss Annie E. Cock of 1908 10th street is
spending few weeks with friends and relatives
ut Fort Monroe and Ivy Home Hampton, Va.
A marriage of Washingtonians was celebrated
on the 9th instant at Fort View, Pa. the sum-
mer residence of the bride family. The happy
couple were Mr.. Grassie G. Bulk,ey, son of Dr..
Buckley, and Miss Mary De H. Hoblitzer,
daughter of Mrs. ]. h. Upton, all Of this city.
The pleasant event was the occasion of much
interest to the many friends assembled. the
young couple receiving hearty congratulations
and many valuable presents Rarely has q
more pleasant and happy event occurred amid
the western slopes of the Alleghanies. Mr.. and
Mrs Buckley left soon after the ceremony for
Bedford Springs.
Mrs. A. F. Farrar Of Washington is now at
White Sulphur Springs with Miss Anna Browne,
daughter OF the late Thomas Nj. Browne Of
Indiana.
Mrs. R. H. Hunter and daughter, Mrs. Seitz,
and Miss Fannie Hunter leave Saturday for
Piney Point, Nd.
Miss Mamie Herold will spend the remainder
OF August in Loudoun county, Va.
The Acorn Club will start on their annual
two weeks summer outing trip tomorrow
night. They have received a number of invi-
tations from various localities which promise
numerous cordial greetings as well as many
new friends. They will stop at Philadelphia,
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City.
Miss Clara Martin, 126 street northeast, is
spending few weeks with friends in Canaan
daigua, N. Y.
Miss Rose Fitzpatrick of Norfolk, after an
enjoyable visit tc this city, returns home to-
day, accompanied by Miss Ella Mccartney, whom
she has been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ Mcpherson of No. 11s E
street northeast, with their little daughters,
Grace and Maud. have returned from a month 8
visit among relatives and friends in western
Illinois.
The following Neutrality-suspicious. are registered
at the Colonnade, Atlantic City: Miss Helen
Hodges. Sir. Hodges, ]. Il. Funk, Miss Rose G.
Dillon, c. E. Hoover and family, Miss Louise
Nellyey, Miss Lizzie Burneston, A. J. Lohse,
George L. Parks DR.. Jerome Chase, Eugene
Bettes and c. II. Randall.
at present in London.
The following are recent arrivals at "The
Shirley" Atlantic City: n. J. Hendershott. wife
and son, j. Ridden, wife, sister and daughter,
l.. j. Holmes, +. G. Siggers, G. r. Simpson, A.
NJ. Orrison, Paschal J. Plant Mrs. j. c. Stilley,
Judge II. H. Blackburn and wife, Ensign
Gather and wife, Mrs. j. G.. Rons and Jas. A.
Glenn.
The beautiful grounds surrounding the Green
Mountain House, w. Va, were taken possession
OF by phantom party on Wednesday evening
last. The 'spOOks were arrayed in the custom
mary shrouds, the moonlight aiding to make
their appearance more realistic. They marched
into the spacious mansion, where on the extern
sive veranda a ghostly Virginia reel was given.
Refreshments were served and the affair was
pronounced success. Among those partici-
patirS were Mrs. Watson, the Misses Georgia
Mamie and Olivia Green of Baltimore the
Misses Estelle, Ella and Emma Anderson,
Misses Bear, Gasch, Montgomery and Scott of
Washington, Messrs. Gasch. Wilson. Padgett
Murphy, Linthicum, Watson, Brswner, Con-
way, Moore and Schaefer.
Mr.. Louis D. Wine entertained q number of
guests a. dinner at his home at Hyattsvills
Wednesday evening. The party included Dis
trict Commissioner Douglass, MIR. and Mrs. W.
II. Bailey, Mrs Barnes and son of Canton,
Ohio, L. N. Waters, Geo. NJ Smith, DIR. and
Mrs. Richardson of Hyattsville and DR.. Owen
OF Hyattsyille. In the evening there was a
pleasant musical entertainment, and at Mr..
Wines invitation many of the residents of
Hyattsville called to meet Commissioner Doug
lass.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Hungerford and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Warfeld Simpson
and family, accompanied by Miss JirdinSton,
have left the city for two weeks sojourn at
the Victoria Hotel at Asbury Park.
Gen. Hazen, the third assistant postmaster
general Mrs. Hazen and Miss Hazen have gone
to Asbury Park for few weeks and from there
they will 60 to the New England coast.
Mr.. James NJ. Vose, the appointment clerk of
the Post Office Department. and Mrs. Vose
leave on Monday for Maine, which is the native
state of Mr.. Vose. They will also takea trip
through Canada before returning home.