Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Pleasures Of Summer Enjoyed by
Washingtonians
Who Are Away on Their Vacation
Personal Notes of In
terest.

MISS Estes OF 1910 L street northwest has
gone to Berkeley Springs, to remain with
friends until September
Mrs. VIM. E. Hutchinson. with her grand
children. Gertrude and Dudley Bright. is
spending the summer at the Lockwood
House. Harper's Ferry.
Misses Sarah West and Alice Lardowsky
have left this city for a trip to Niagara
Falls, where they will sojourn for some time.
the western country.
Mr.. J. B. Winner and family will leave to-
morrow for Gloucester. Mass. where they
will spend the summer. They will be at
Hawthorne Inn.
Prof. B. T. Janrey and son. Laurence,
leave today for Digby. Nova Scotia. where
Mrs. Janney and Miss Gertrude will join
them soon for the rest of the summer.
Miss Mamie Smith of 7 street and her
sister. Miss Emma Smith of Lock Haven.
are visiting friends in Baltimore.
Miss Flora Forrest of Capitol Hill will
leave this evening for a months stay on
the lower Potomac.
Mrs. Susie Hancock and Miss Ella Han
cock have gone to Delaware Water Gap.
Miss Elizabeth Winter of 9th street north
west. accompani by her cousin. Miss Ada
Curry. left this morning for Piedmont, w.
Va They will sojourn among the noun
Mr. Harry b. Ramey Of the NatI,nal Fen
cibles drill team has returned to his duties
in connection with the pension office at
Warren. Ohio
Miss Elizabeth Goebel. from West WASH
ington. and Miss Annie St-ansbury Of II
street East Washington. have gone TO At
lantfc City for several weeks stay.
Miss Corinne- Parker Is spending this
| month studying Shakespearean roles and
parts from the classic drama. She will so
upon the stage in November.
Mrs. VIM. c. MacBride and daughter. Miss
Jessie MacB-ide. are summering at Asbury
Park.
Miss HUI King Eng. Md, a native of
FoOchow. China. who graduated last May
from the Philadelphia Woman's Medical
College. Is spending a few days with Mrs.
| Sites. 1873 Clifton street. recently returned
| from China. Miss DIR. HUI expects. after a
| brief postgraduate course. to return to
China to practice medicine among he. own
people.
Capt. Allison Nailor and wife. accompa-
| MED by Mrs. Robt. E Boyd. left on Monday
afternoon for Europe to be gone until Octo-
| Der I. Among those friends who were al
the station to wish them a pleasant journey
| were Mr. Robt f.. Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
c. Hardness. Mrs. OLaughlin. Mrs. Hale
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fredrichs. Capt. Harrison
| Dingman Capt. Chas. NJ. Loefiier. MIR.
| Robt. Sutton, Mr. w Marshall and Mr.
|
| Among recent arrivals from Washington
at Moore's Hotel Leonardtown. are:
Mrs. +. G. Barnard. Mrs. Mollie
Hughes. Miss Ella Banien. Major b.
Mollie Hughes. Miss Ella Barden. Major 3.
| c. Wright. J. r. Stone, II. H Burnett and
wife. I. w. Moore. Miss E. Menkie. Miss
Clara Menkfe. James H. Davis and family
Congressman johnson of Dakota was the
guest of DIR. l.. NJ. Hartsocks family Satur-
cay and Sunday. at their summer home
Eden Park. near Laurel.
| A pretty home wedding took place las,
evening at the residence OF the bride,
| parents on HARDWOOD avenue lie
Droit Park. Rev. l. Russell Yer
brycke performed the ceremony, the
bridal couple being Miss Theodore Bartleti
and Mr.. VIM. McCarter Of the pension bu-
reau. The bride wore a gown Of white. and
| Carried bouquet Of cloth Of gold roses and
! carnations. The bridesmaids were the
| Misses Emily. Juliet and Minnie Bartlett
sisters OF the bride The pariors were taste
| fully decorated with ferns and smiiax and
| after the ceremony refreshments were
| served. Mr.. and Mrs. McCarter left for a
short trip
Mrs. Chas. A. Schott and daughters lef,
I today for Lake George
| Mrs John Imirie and her son Scott are
spending the summer at sheffield. on the
| Potomac.
Miss Annie Middleton Of BranchviIIe. Md.
has gone to Berkeley Springs. W. Va
Mr.. F. L. Herrick and Miss Annie r.
| Holmes OF Jersey City have just returned
home after a visit to their cousins the
| Misses Carroll Of this city
Admiral Ramsay and family viii leave
here for a three weeks soJourn along the
sea coast of New Jersey.
Miss Amanda l.. Grant. the winner of the
| Bradbury free trip to Boston by sea lief,
| yesterday by steamship Dorchester for her
| trip to Boston and points along the Maine
| coast. where she VIII spend her summer
| vacation.
A change in the usual entertainment feat
ures at Forest Glen was made last night
and the customary formal hops gave place
to a phantom Masked ball at the Chen
1 Manor. 1t was one Of the most successful
| dances Of the sea son az the Glen. and from
| early evening until midnight the danctns
halls OF the Manor were crowded. Guests
| had gathered from Washington. Rockville
| and many Of the nearby suburban points
| as well as from the Glen. The relaxation
| and fun afforded by the varied and some
| times grotesque masks worn by many al
| the guests formed a pleasant factor in che
| enjoyment OF the evening. and even the
| older folks who were gathered about the
| ptaz Ia. Joined In the merriment. Dancing
| commenced at O'Clock. and a long program
| OF waltzes, polkas schottisches and Other
| terpsichorean figures was participated In
| throughout the evening, while between the
dances the wooded dells OF the neighbor-
| nOOd were StrOtieQ by many or the couples
| Among the large number OF guests present
were MIR. and Mrs Cummings Garland. Miss
Bessie Hobson. Maj Mo BE. Misses Ger
trude Alene and Ethel Phillips Miss de
| Vecchi. Miss Julie ard Josephine Won En-
| tress. Miss Geniveve Macdonald. Miss Liz
| sie Keys. Miss Pearl Page. Miss Russell
| Misses Mary and Estelle Manning. Miss
| Alice Bishop. Misses Ethel and Florence
| Tibbetts. Messrs. Chas. and Malcolm Eccle-
stone. Harry Bursley. J. Howell Coryeils
Chas. II. Scott of Montgomery, Ala: Frank
| Hardy. Alfred and Gordon Ray. Fred. Page
Dawson OF Rockville. Will Dorsey Of Wash
| rgton. Charles Danforth. William Moran
| Frank Carr. Arthur Wassenbach. William
| Rand. Lawn Thompson. Harry Frost Harry
| Thompson and Harry Dunn of Rockville J.
| H. Taubeneck, Harry Seville. Frank Mere
| dith. and Messrs. Kennedy. Keys. Hoover
| and Emery.
'.- Speaker Crisp RetaraiAG.
| Speaker Crisp passed through Atlanta