Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-04
AT BERKELEY SPRINGS.
A Number OF WashingtOnians Enjoy
ing Life at This Resort.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

A Number of Neutrality-suspicious. Enjoy
ing Life at This Resort.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
BERKELEY SPRINGS. w. Va,
August 3. 1894.
The two hotels are crowded, and the cot
tages all through the town are full. Never
since the wa has there been so many peo-
pie here.
Mrs. Rosa Pelham Suit of Washington
owns a home here. 1t is built of gray stone
a copy of an old Moorish castle, and situat-
ed near the apex of the mountain. Her
beautiful home is filled with friends
Col. Phil Pendleton has a lovely home
here.
DR.. and Mrs. Chaplain Pennington of
Washington have a cottage.
Mr.. Ma-cial Martinez of the Chilean le-
CATION, Baron Won Norlitz and Baron Flo
tow of the German legation are here.
Representative Adams of Pennsylvania
has spent short vacation here.
The wife and daughter of Lieut. Ray,
U.SN., are summering here.
Mrs. }. w. Wrenn and Misses Wrenn
Daniel and Boh-er from Washington are
among the recent arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Orth of Washington
are stopping at the Berkeley Springs Hotel
The family Of Capt. Wise, U.SN is occu-
plying a cottage. The Misses Wise on Tues
DAY night gave a Olnner.
Miss Bessie Wilcox of Philadelphia is
here
Judge Kennedy and family of Pittsburg
are Summc"ing here.
The Misses En!oe. daughters of Represen-
tative Enloe, are here.
Representative A. b. Branch and family
of North Carolina are among the guests.
Miss Almy, daughter Of Admiral Almy, is
here.
Capt Breeze U.S.N.. and wife are en-
joying a visit.
The ladies of the Village Improvement AS
ISOLATION gave silver tea recently. The
tables were laid in the grove, decorated
beautifully with flowers, cut glass and rare
old silver. Each guest gave some money
contribution, and received a cup of Russian
tea, sandwich, almonds. or some choice bits.
The band played, and the AFFAIR was thor
oughly enjoyable. After the tea, the cum
| ming Chinese teacups were auctioned off by
Mr. Samuel Peters of Phila 1clphia, and the
sale caused much amusement. Madames
Riddle and George Of Baltimore and Fen
nington of Washington chapcroped the af-
| fair. The entertainment nettel the Villag ,
Improvement Associa ton soodly sum.
A large supper and scrcnade was given
to MIR. Samuel Peters on the eve Of his de-
parture Mr. Peters has gone with friends
en- yacht trip around tie worl1 The trip
will consume probably, two or more years.
Mr.. John Mckm of Baltimore will give a
play for The benelt Of The Village Improve
| ment Company next week. 1t will be the
swell affair of this season. and much in
| terest is displayed.
Mr.. an9 Mrs. Giles Sehein are enjoying
their vacation here.
Gen. Flagler, U.S.A.. is here.
ThoS. Nj. King, second vice president of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, owns a
| cottage here.
| Mrs. Frances Barbour Ewing and family
| of Washington are s,,mmering here.
Chief Engineer Smith, U.S.N, and Gaugh-
| ter are among the guests OF the Berkeley
| Springs Hotel.
Mrs. VIM. Stokes Of EichnCnl and family
are here.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Worthington and Mrs
s. V. Hardesty Of Baltimore have arrived
recently.