Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Tho Summer Exodus From the City Still
Continues.
Many Are Leaving Every Day for
Personal Notes of Interest.

Miss Maud Clisbee and Miss Jessie Nc
Donald have sailed for Europe. They will
spend the remainder of the SUNNI er travel
ing in England and Switzerland, and will
spend the winter in Paris. where the lat
te-'s brother is naval attache Of the en-
bassy.
The Misses Masgie and Rachel Garrett,
accompanied by their niece, Miss Rachel
Mothersead. are spending the summer near
Luray. Va.
Secretary Herbert left Washington last
night for his home in Alabama, where he
will remain until some time next week.
Gen. and Mrs. Sternbe-g, who have been
spending some time at Newport, returned
to Washington yesterday.
Judge Lamoreux, commissioner of the
land Office. left yesterday for his home in
Wisconsin, to remain a month.
Judge Veazey left yesterday for trip by
sea to Nova Scotia.
Miss Mabel Crews and Miss Lille Gurti-
zen have gone to Strasburg. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lisner will spend the
month of August at Saratoga.
Mrs. Geo. J. Marshall and her sister, Mrs
John Golden. and Miss Golden, are summer
ing at Woodstock, Md.
Maj. Charles T. Yoder and family have
gone to the Fauquer Springs, Va, to spend
the balance of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Geary Johnson have gone
to Capon Springs for month.
The Misses Cohen of Coz street. with q
party of friends have gone on n months
outing on the Chesapeake bay.
DR.. S. j. Radcliffe and family are at the
Hotel Edison, Atlantic City. for the sum-
mer. DR.. Radcliffe has much improved
since his recent severe illness.
Miss Eugenia l.. Williams has gone to
Atlantic CITY for a Stay Of a month
Miss Carrie NJ. Crook and Miss Ema W
B-andenburg left last week for Berkeley
Springs. to spend the month Of August
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Alexander have re-
turned to their residence. 1907 N street.
after sojourn of several weeks at Atlantic
City.
Miss Annie Lyles of Alexandria, Va
cation to Norfolk. Virginia Beach and Ocean
View.
Miss Nettie High has returned from a
pleasant stay at Colonial Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Morsell and little son
are visiting al Mr.. Frank Ourands cottage
Colonial Beach.
Miss Lolita Duvall of Georgetown left
yesterday for Hartford county, Md, to be
the guest Of friends during August.
Mrs. F. A. Cushman and son are spending
the month Of August at Haddon Hall, At
lantic City.
Mr.. b. F. Leighton and family have left
their country place at Woodside Md, and
gone for a trip to the Adirondacks and the
White mountains. They expect to return
early in September.
Miss May Gebhart of Dayton, Ohio, Is Wis
iting her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. T. d..
Whvte at 1879 X street.
Miss Ella O. Carstens is visiting Mrs. T.
P. Engel at College.
Mrs. c. A. Given and her son Percy of
4th street northeast have gone to Berkeley
to spend the month Of August.
Miss Dyer is at Cape May for a stay Of
several weeks. cEaperoned by Mrs S. W.
Cobb Of Missouri.
DIR. and Mrs. Geo. b. welch leave Mon
day for an extended trip via Watkins Glen
Niagara Falls. st. Lawrence river as far
as Saguenay river. returning via White
mountains, Portland. Me-. and Boston. ar
irving home about September 1.
Miss Bertha Dove, 1899 T street north
west. is spending the summer at Philo-
mont. Loudoun county, Va.
MIR. Frank c. Lothrop, accompanied by
Mr.. Geo. Schaffer and Mr.. Geo. Is. Oster-
mayer, leave for Boston tomorrow.
Mrs. John T. Winter and children have
gone from their cottage at WASHINGTON
Grove. Md. to the North mountains. West
Virginia, where they will remain the bal
ance of the season.
Miss Naleska Valentine of Capitol Hill
has just left for trip to New York where
she will visit Niagara Falls and other points
of interest. She will also sperd some time
with relatives in Buffalo.
DIR. J. Roland Walton has gone to Fort
Monroe to represent the National Univer-
sity at the meeting of the National Asso-
ella ton of Dental Faculties, which convenes
August 4.
Miss Lille S. Gilkey will leave next We'd
nesday for months visit to Colonial
Beach. Miss Lottie G. Gilkey will leave
Monday for a visit to her frierd, Miss Sallie
Sanford. In Westmoreland county, Va.
There was a pleasant progressive euchre
party at Calvert mansion. Friday evening
Mrs. Albert Wood and Miss Mamie Forbes
are stopping at the La Fontaine, Atlantic
City. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Baldwin and
Miss Clara Baldwin have gone to Orkney
Springs for the summer.
Mrs. Gibson. 500 street. Miss Yardie W.
Gibson and Miss Nina b. Franklin are en-
joying life at Asbury Park and will visit
Long Branch and New York before they
return.
Misses Kate ard Emma Plugge left
Thursday morning for a two weeks stay at
Hotel Richmond, Atlantic City.
one of the most enjoyable occasions OF
the season occurred Thursday evening at
the residence of DR.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Wal
Ter, corner 10th and G. streets, IL being the
anniversary of their marriage.
Mrs. a. F. Rusch and her daughter, Lii
liam, are spending a few weeks with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. ]. w. Watson, at Cedar
Cottage, Langdon.
Mrs. and Miss Bradford, who have been
spending part of the summer in Mont
gomery county, Maryland, will go to the
Seashore next week.
Miss Katie Crawford and her nieccs, Lille
and Irene Soper have gone on a visit TO
friends and relatives at Mullikins, Md.
a pleasant birthday party was given at
the residence of Miss Lizzie Leane, G.
street, on Monday evening in honor Of her
eighteenth birthday. The young people en-
joyed the occasion until late hour A
large birthday cake with eighteen burning
candles adorned the dining room table
where refreshments were served. The mu-
steal features of the evening were selec-
tons rendered by Messrs. Rest Hannah
and Ford on the mandolin and guitar Miss
Dant and Miss Topper sang several selec-
tons which were highly appreciated Among
those present were Mrs. Leahy Misses
Cudmore, Lyons, Mcmahon, Purcell, Long,
Shields. Joyce, Hannah, Kelly, Mack, King.
Harvey, Johnson, Envey and Long and
Messrs. McGiven, Burns, Mack, Collins.
Gibson Hannah, O'Day. Murphy, Kelly,
McCauley. Gates, Damn, Lender Bakersfield.
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