Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-28
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Notes About People Well Known in Wash.
ington.
Where They Are Enjoying Their Sum.
ner Vacatfons-GoinG Away
and Coming Home.

Mrs. L. d. Wine. who has heen at Rock
Enon Springs for some time. is now at Get
tysburg.
Miss Turley has returned to her home
on c street northwest, after a pleasant visit
I'm Virginia.
Mrs. ]. c. Reeves and daughter, Miss
Fanny Reeves, have been spending a de-
lightfu: time at the Bolivar Mountain
House in the Blue Ridge mountains. They
Will go to Berkeley Springs the latter part
of this week, where they will be Joined by
their friends, Mr.. Robert Z. Fugitt and
mother.
Mrs. John T. Winter and children. after
three weeks visit to the North mountain,
w Va, have returned to their cottage at
Washington Grove.
Miss Sara w. Moroney Of "a / street has
returned from visit to Fredericksburg
Va, to meet her brother, Mr.. w w Mo-
roney, and his bride. of Providence. r.. L.
Miss Daisy Callan. who has been spend
ing the month Of August in Brooklyn, has
returned.
Mrs. Harry W. Wells, who has been some
time at Berkeley Springs. will leave tie
hrst part of next week for a trip north.
Miss Grace Darne OF Georgetown has re-
turned home after a pleasant visit of two
weeks with friends and relatives in Viz
ginia-
An enjoyable enter tainment was given by
J.. l., on Saturday night, for the berefit OF
the Ice FUND, under the management of
Misses Taylor and Weinstein, Master Philip
Mills King and little Ethel Reinach taking
the principal parts in the living pictures.
The party given Saturday evening August
%, at Richland. the hospitable home Of Mr..
De Lander of Boyds station, Md, proved to
be one OF the most enjoyable events of the
season The parlors were artistically deco
rated with ferns and flowers which to-
gether with the bright faces of the ladies.
made the scene one not easily forgotten by
those present Dancing and music were en-
loyeo until a late hour, when the guests re-
paired TO the dining hall, where all were
served with refreshing repast During the
evening little Marie Plant by request rem
aered the Cachuca and other fancy dances
IN graceful msnner. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Holther, Mrs E. S. Berkeley. Mrs
r. *. Plant and daughter Marie M and
Mrs. koontz. Mrs. SeIah, Mrs O'Dounell
and son. the Misses Holther. Parsons. Par
rinston, Key, Mullen and Koontz, and DR.
Coughlin. the Messrs De Lander. Dorsey,
McAtee. Dutrow, Hoyle, Richter, Craig and
Maughln and Bennett.
Mrs. William Dickson, Miss Irene Dick
son and Mr.. James NJ. Falbey are sojourn-
ing at the Hotel Richmond. Atlantic City,
for a few weeks.
Mr.. James Moore bearing left for ATTAIN
tic City yesterday. After a two weeks stay
with the family of his cousin, Mr. George
T. bearing OF this city, now summering at
a
parents home, Flint Hill. Virginia.
AFR. and Mrs. r. A. Posey of Chanel Point
Md. who have been visiting the family of
Mr.. John r. Adams of Capitol Hill. have
| returned to their home, accompanied by
Miss Blanche Adams and Mrs. J. r.. Adams
as their guests.
Miss Docia Markell and Miss Lula Mar
ken of Warrenton. Va. are visiting Miss
Maud White, u2 street northwest.
Commissioner of Agriculture Nincinheller
| of Arkansas is In the city for the purpose
/ of attending the sessions of the southern
convention, August 3o-3l.
Mrs. NJ. F. Holderman of Capitol Hill
leaves today for a short visit at Arundel-on-
] the Bay. where she will be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs Calvin Farnsworth.
Col George Z. Mann, commander of the
second Texas regiment, arrived this morn
| ing, with his regiment and detachments of
| the fifth, first and third regiments. also one
division from Mobile, Ala. Mrs. George p.
Mann, wife of Col. Mann of Waco. Tex,
| will arrive from Atlantic City and join the
| colonel this afternoon. After the encamp-
! ment they will stop at Old Point Comfort
on their way home.
Miss Eva Fleming and Miss Pearl knapp
of Texas are visiting their uncle and aunt
| of Capitol Hill.
A charming lat home was given Tues
day evening last at Milburne. the beautiful
residei &c of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones,
Ihufn ont, In honor or their guests. Miss
Olive Joyner, Maude Moore, Mabel Joyner
| of Baltimore and Miss Nellie Tourney of
Washington assisted in receiving the guests
| The house was decorated with ferns, potted
| plants and wild flowers, the lawn was ar
tistically arranged with coy hammocks
and japanese lanterns and the table groan-
] ed with the delicacies of the season. One
| of the most pleasing features of the even
| ing was the fancy dancing of Miss Katie
| Tourney of Washington. Dancing was in
duiged in until a late hour.
Mrs. F. S. Cawson of Syracuse, n. y, is
visiting her parents. 4a5 Maryland avenue
| southwest.
Mr.. w. II. Van Pelt of Staten Island is
| stopping at Mrs, A. Deyo's, 2l3 II street
| Mrs. J. h PRODIGY, Miss Queney PRODIGY
Mrs. NJ. l.. Gregory and Miss Louise
| Gregory have just returned from spending
the summer in the Blue Ridge mountains
| Mrs. Henry Custer and Miss Mathews
have returned from Like George, y. Y.
Mrs. Andrew J. Reddick of La Sale Ill.
| is spending a few weeks with her sister
Mrs. A. +. RyneX, of 9u3 NJ street north
| west.
Miss Bessie Reddick Of La Sale. Ill. who
has been spending the summer with her
cousins. Miss Lucy and Bird Rynex at The
Grove, Will return to her home September l.
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. S. Blair will be at the
Hotel San Sauvier, Bar Harbor. during Sep
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