Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Where Well-Known W Washington People Are
Summarizing.
Outings at the Scashore and in the
Mounsains-Pcrsona
Notes.

Gen. and Mrs. Schoficli and Capt Bliss
left here this morning for Bar HarSor.
Misses Grace AMI Jessie Virgins of r
street, accompanied by Miss Louise Alex
ander. have returned from the mountains
of Virginia, where thcy have been spending
several weeks.
Mr.. III. A. Clancy. clerk of Equity Court
No. I, left for New Hampshire today,
where he will spend his vacation.
Mr.. VIM. E. Williams. assistant clerk of
the District Supreme Court, left with his
family today for Ocean Grove. n. J.. where
Mr.. Williams vacation will be spent
MIR. and Ars. Simon Wolf who have been
spending the past month in the Catskin
region. returned to their home in this city
Saturday.
Mr.. Sanders Garland is registered az the
Princess Anne. Virginia Beach. Va.
There was pretty welding at the Sec
end Baptist Church southeast Thursday
night, that of Mr.. Il. Ernest Bradley and
Miss Lily NJ. Ray. the officiating clergy
man being Z. HeZ Swem The bride was
tastefuily dressed in white China silk. She
received many handsome presents.
Mrs A. A. Connolly and family. accom-
panied by Mrs. Morgan Wilson and little
son, left Saturday for Monterey Springs,
Pa.
Miss Frances b. Clute is summering at
Chape. Point MI
Mrs. E. S. Emery and her daughters.
Alice, Bessie and Isador. are spending the
summer at Asbury Park.
Miss O'Donnell and her cousin, Miss Mae
O'Donnell Of Capitol Till, are summering
at Woodmont Nd.
Mrs. III. I. MCGOWAN of 500 18th street
northwest and her mother are in Berry
vile, Clark county, Va, a brief visit TO
relatives AMI friends.
Miss Bessie Piilsbury returned 10 her
home SATURDAY evening from a visit with
her cousin, Miss Eva Moran of Locust ave-
nue., Hyattsville.
Mr.. +. r. Steward, son of Chaplain T.
G. Steward. L. S A. says that the rumored
engagement Of Chaplain Steward to a lady
Of Washington is without foundation.
The Misses Belle and Harrie Millar of
Corcoran street left Saturday evening for
lie" weeks sojourn on the lower Potomac
The Misses Mary and Matte Church are
spending the summer with their sister, Mrs
l.. 5. Depue. at Bel Vue" Md Later Miss
Mary Church will 60 to the Blue Ridge
mountains
Miss Mary Lyons and Mr.. John Kane,
both well known in Washington, were mar
riet July ). at Indian Orchard Mass. Mr.
hanes cousin was best man. A reception
at the home of the bride was attended by
many of their friends.
Miss Mamie Fadeley will spend the re-
mainder of the summer In the country
Mrs. Mark Harrington and Raymond Har-
| rington will spend the Remainder of the
summer at Magnolia and -Anisquam, Mass.
Mrs. Walter Gait and her children are
spending the summer at Rockland near
Sandy Spring. Md
Miss Z. L. Cooley is in Providence. r. L.,
| where she will spend the summer
Mrs. W. d. Webster and her two laugh
| tiers. Misses Mamie and Hattie, accom-
panied By Miss Alice Lanahan. will leave
Tor WILDWOOD farm tomorrow morning
| MIR. and Mrs. VIM. A. Miller are I'm the
| city for short visit to Mrs. Miler's par
| ents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Edmonston, Sa5 18th
| street northwest. Mr.. Miller was. formerly
| in the War Department and government
| printing office. and IS now editor of the
council Grove, Kan, publican. He has
been attending the meeting of the National
Editorial Association at Asbury Park as
delegate.
Mrs. Florence b. Solger left today for
Piney Point. and later will go to AsbuTy
Park to remain until October.
Miss Mabel Manning of South Washing
ton has gone 10 Louloua county, Va. to
srcnd few weeks with her friend Miss
Nellie Alden.