Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-24
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Miss Sadie Montgomery Of the land office has
returned much benefited by her trip TO the
north.
Miss Virgie Montgomery Of Capitol Hill ID
spending her vacation at the summer residence
Of the Misses Smith, near Woodstock, Mary
Land.
Mrs. Eugene Finch and family and Mrs. Ed.
Kern and family have been summerins at Myr-
tie Grove. Va.
Mr.. j. B. Winner, who has been sojourning
on the Massachusetts coast for six weeks, goes
today to the White mountains. He will return
to Washington about the middle Of September.
Misses Nellie Lucas and Mamie Andrews Of
East Washington have gone to New York, Long
Island City and Jersey City to spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mrs. Jennie Ferguson and Miss Carrie An
drews have returned from Harper's Ferry.
Mrs. 7. A. Bland has returned from her sum-
mering at Onset Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Williamson, accompanied
by Mr.. Grant Hoover, left today for q few
weeks tour in the mountai ms.
Mrs. J. Leo McGraw, accompanied by her
two daughters, left the city Saturday to Join
her husband and son at Kinsale. Va
Miss Helen Louise Draper, who is spending a
few weeks near Clifton station, Va, will return
home sometime during this week.
Miss Emma V. and Sallie B. Micou Of Balti-
more have returned from visit to their rela-
tive, Mr.. Charles Barrack of Oak Grove, West
moreland county, Va, the old home Of their
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Croissant gave birthday
party on Saturday evening at their residence.
81 North Carolina avenue, in honor Of their
son, Dewitt C. Croissant who has Just reached
his fifteenth year. The evening was pleasantly
spent. Supper was served at late hour.
Among those present were Misses Lizzie Fitch,
Maggie and Maud Elliott, Lizzie and Florence
Pierce, Marjorie Warner, Florence Booraem,
Lizzie Davis. Maggie and Mamie Smith and
Lettie and Julia Brintnall, and Harris Pierce,
w. ?. Smith, A. I. Larner, Charles Davis and
". B. Bergevin
A pleasant lawn party was given Thursday
evening by Morning Star Lodge, L o. G. T., at
the residence OF Miss Ida NJ. Phillips, Long
Meadows. Among those present were Mr.. end
Mrs Perry, Mr.. W. s. Stetson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gourley, Miss Florence Perry, Mrs. Entwisle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickerson, Miss Stewart, Mr.. A.
T. Clark, jr., Mr.. George Redhead, Mr.. Usilton
and Mr.. S. w. Burgess. After participating in
games refreshments were served.
grand ball was given last Friday at the Vic
toria Hotel at Asbury Park and attended by
quite number Of Washingtonians. The large
dining hall was gaily decorated with flags,
bunting, flowers, palms, &C., which, with the
a most beautiful spectacle. Among the WASH
ingtOnians present were Lieut.. and Mrs. Hoge,
Mrs Lieut.. Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Hungerford, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Warfield Simpson,
Miss Jirdinston and Miss Ramsburg.
Mrs. ]. Thomas Turner and daughters, with
Miss Ida Price Of Capitol Hill, leave Washing
ton today via Harpers Ferry, Va, for Q pro-
tracted "outing" in the beautiful valley of the
Shenandoah. Maj. ]. Thomas Turner will Join
them later on.
Prof. Thomas N. Conrad leaves for Freder-
Va, to spend q few days with his
family, who are spending the summer at that
place.
Miss Hunter of 1929 F street northwest has
gone to Atlantic City for few days.
Miss Belle Shreve of 100 9Th street leaves
this evening for Atlantic City to spend the re-
mainder of August.
The engagement is announced Of Mr.. Aaron
Musbaum Of Warrenton. Va, to Miss Mamie
Greenbaum Of this city. They will be at home
to friends next Sunday and on the two follow
ing Sundays.
Mr.. William L. Boyden has just returned
from short vacation at the home of the
Misses Willetss, White Plain, Md.
The Misses Howes Of 1911 30th street north
west are spending few weeks at the Summit
Hotel, Gaithersburg, Nd.
Miss Mamie Clokey of 720 Goth street is visit
ing friends in Virginia.
Mrs. ]. Koss, Miss A. Ross and Miss Mena
Ross have returned from a three weeks sojourn
at Blackston's Island, Leonardtown and River
Springs.