Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-31
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Warm Weather Has Driven Many Peo-
pie Away From Town.
A Delightful Entertainment at Rock
land-MOuntains and SeashOre-
Personal Notes.

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at Mr.. Hallowelrs, Sandy Spring, a unique
entertainment consisting of a series of
tableaux, each representing one of c. d.
Gibson's well-known drawings in Life"
The broad porch at the front of the house
at Rockland was the stage, while the large
audience of invited guests was seated on
the lawn, the hot weather making any but
an al fresco entertainment a matter of suf-
fering rather than pleasure.
Twelve pictures were given, the explana-
tory phrase of each being read by Mr.. Hal
lowell during the rise of the curtain. Each
scene was an exact copy of the drawing as
far as attitude and expression went, while
the color introduced made a great addi-
tion to the charm of Mr.. Gibson's works.
All the Characters were taken by tine guests
OF the house, including a number of WASH
lnStonians. Miss Mary Hallowell and Mr.
Robert Gibson of York, Pa, managed the
analr, which was great success, artist
Cally.
Between each picture there was music.
the performers being Mrs. Walter Calf ana
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman. the Misses
uhler or Alexandria and Mrs. Chichester
of Sandy Spring.
months sojourn with friends in Virginia.
Miss Blake and nephew, Rufus Putnam,
are at Atlantic City.
MIR. and Mrs. L. S. Metcalf of 307 X
street have gone on a three weeks trip to
Winchester as the guests of G. Lentz
Mr. Louis Rich has left the city for
months sojourn at Atlantic Highlands and
various other northern summer resorts.
Mrs. Hackenyoes and her daughter, Mrs
James L. Waters, and little son, accom-
panied by Miss Susie Beatrice Waters, left
Saturday afternoon for a months sojourn
at Harper's Ferry.
Mrs. John W. Slater and daughter, ac-
companied by Miss Ida Pywell and. Miss
Nina Brown. left today for Round Hill, Va
Miss Carrie Joy is among the recent ar
rivals at Round Hill. Va.
Miss Cecilia Loretto Sullivan has gone to
| Charleston. w. Va, TO spend the summer
Miss Eta Root and Miss Lille Allpress
have gone to Washington Grove Cor some
weeks.
Among the guests at the Morrell House.
Harper's Ferry. w. Va. are c. K. Hoover.
wife and children; c. c. Crouch and wife
\. Fischer, wife and child; Mrs. Z. Nc
Comas, Mrs. Il. A. Mower, DIR. w. A. Bal
lock. Mrs. Z. b. ellis, Miss E. A Koones,
J. p. Haltigan. wife and child; Mr.. G.
Cannon, Mrs. James Waters, Miss Susie
Waters, Mr.. Frank Kennedy and wife Of
Washington, ID. G., Mr.. W. II. Wright and
wife. Chicago. ILL.,, Miss Hattie Hail, Balti-
more. Md.
Among Saturdays arrivals at the Chevy
Chase Inn We're Senator Henderson OF Ne
braska, John C. Bullitt of Philadelphia
hrglEeer A: U. Menocal and Baron Kettle
or-;,,a5 -, ~ -. 'i u Nno mas JUST
many. "
Mr. ard Mrs e ~ Hardy of tIon,a >,
ui, la,,.o 1rh,,r.,a,. g, -. go q u
mn reah Ss nun .I sday ior the white noun
| August I'm VI
AIR. and Ms Cen 8 r-ox,ing.or ,,,,,, ,ha,r
rc,,ba,,, .,,-ro,,,, GO, - ' -.
,hr-,',s Ir ~ go 1ouIu ar on Visit
us" si"ia anu mar idhd-
MI. anu MIS-. george Bancroft Of Gil i
| street have gone to Cape May where they
will spend several weeks of the heated
| term at Congress Hall.
Mrs. j. W. Mcknight of Neyv yor,, after
| q ,r-o ,.ao,,s, ',;,;, lie, -. -.
accompanied by her mother. Mrs, " r.
Slater. of 1927 18th street northwest Mrs.
Slater is improved somewhat in health. and
she goes To New YORK With the nope Of
''t.Nel ueHeh' from me chai ge-
MISS Ameha Sproesser and the Misses
Mamie and charlotte Reisincer have gone
80 a,,te, o''i'' Niu' "he'- they VIII spehd
A'i"s "e,ie heaiheS % hsdt's'hie' ma
U vi mas peeh Vislthg trlehds at CARLISLE
90 ea ioi.ie "uds'
Mrs. isuneJlro Nikaoka. the wife OF the