Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-17
Whereabouts of Well-Known Wash
ington People.
BY SEASHORE and In MOUNTAIN
Summer Entertainments of Various
Kinds.
PERSONALLY NOTES OF INTEREST

lowed by a dance in the evening at the
hospitable home of Miss Alice Murray.
Both features of the day were very largely
attended. and undoubtedly will be recalled
with pleasure during the remainder of the
gay season. The successful knights were
Messrs. Robert Peyton, William Skinker,
George Davis and Drayton Meads. and they
respectively crowned Miss Willie Barton,
queen; Miss Lucie e. Mortimer, first mail
of honor; Miss Fennel, second maid of
honor, and Miss Julie Thompson, third
maid of honor. Each of the young ladies
mentioned is from Washington. The coro-
nation ceremony was preceded by a highly
artistic and amusing cake walk, the pc
destrians being the four knights and the
ladies of their choice.
Cards are out for the wedding of DR.. John
A. Drawbaugh and Miss Gertrude Isemann.
The wedding will take place Wednesday at
the residence of Miss Isemann's brother,
Mr.. Frank Isemann. Cos Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, at IL o'clock noon. DIR.
Drawbaugh is one of the physicians to the
poor for the District
A party of pleasure seekers consisting of
thlrty-six young ladies' and gentlemen left
the city on the steam launch Bartho!di last
Sunday at Z am. for Clifton Beach, arriv-
ing at that place at 12:45 pm. AT the
ner. spread in the old dining hall. After
didner the time was devoted to hammock
swinging, fishing, grabbing and other amuse-
ments, and at pm. they took their de-
parture, arriving in the city at ii 30 pm.
after most enjoyable day. The party in
cluded Messrs. Eugene Porter, Jerome Law
Ter. Anton Petersen. Mike Fitzgerald. Paul
f. Mierville, VIII Hopkins Geo Wietsel
Rudorf Schmith. Joseph Hammer Harry
Dugan, Dave McIntee. Johnnie Bailey, Geo.
Lash, VIII Carlton. Will Fleming. William
Michigan, Bird Purks. Frel. saur, John
Murphy and Harry Smithson and the Miss
es Katie Fitzgerald, Lizzie and Name
Father. ALA Quill. Mary Hagan. Lizzie
Hunt, Carrie Camfield, Lulie Hopkins, Mel
lie Burke, Clara Gross, Emma Greenwich
Agnes Fitzgerald. Mamie Hammer, Magic
Dwell, Joe Desmond and Lulie Goldsmith.
Mrs. H. L. Miller will spend next week
at Round Hill. Va.
Mrs. r. B. Warder will remain in Well
irgton, Canada, until September.
Mrs. X. l.. Reed has gone to Leesburg.
Miss Augusta Chesney is spending a
month at Ponds Gap, Va.
Mrs. Lewis Ciephane is at West Haven,
Conn.,, for two months stay.
Mrs. Clara D. Short is summering at
Lovettsville, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. James F.. Pugh are at
Stroudsburg, Pa.
Miss S. A. Buchanan Is spending her
vacation at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mrs. J. NJ Green has gone to Stafford
Mrs. w. G. Spottswood is at Roam
Mountain, Tenn.
Judge P. Ord is at Berkeley Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hilton are at At
lantic City for two weeks.
Miss H. L. Coyle has left town for a
months stay at Nahant Mass.
Mrs John NJ Wilson has gone to East
port, Maine, where she will stay for a
month.
Miss Mary L. Taylor has gone to Lin
coin. Va. for several weeks.
Mrs. NJ. N. Atkins is at Waterloo, Va.
Mrs. Geo. H. Harries left yesterday for
a short visit to Damascus, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Wood of Capitol
Hill. with their children, have gone to
Round Hill. Va, to remain one month
Miss Mary 3. Miller of 1875 4th street
southeast will leave on Thursday next for
two weeks trip to Niagara Falls, Toronto
and Montreal, returning by way OF Wat
kins Glen and Seneca Falls
Miss Gesine Denibas of Brightwood and
the Misses Bertha Arth and Emma Voigt
have gone to Atlantic City and Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis ]. Frey of Berkeley
Springs, w. Va, are in the city for a :ou-
pie of weeks, stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
D.. Buchanan, 100 F street northeast
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Altschech and their
grandchlld, Master Martin schmid. are off
for three weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Misses Josephine and Julie Won Entrees
left today for New York.
Past Assistant Surgeon H. T. Percy, U.
S. N. and his wife have returned to he
city and are located at 113S Connecticut
avenue.
An enjoyable bean-bag party was given
by number of Washingtonians at War
renton, Va, Friday evening The lawn
ed Ian, lar
Prizes " ere awarded as follows: First prize,
Miss Patterson and Mr.. Galloway, the
BOBBY prize to Miss C. Brecht. Among
Patterson, Miss Ella Patterson. Mr.. Lyman
Patterson Mr.. owen, Miss Lear, Mr.
Rhodes and Mr.. Rufner, Mrs. A. b. Crit
fifth. Mrs. Thomas, Miss Brecht, Miss Voss,
Miss Christine Brecht and Mrs. James H.
Byram
Miss Annie Clark has left the city for
much needed vacation. She expects to re-
turn In about two weeks.
Miss Lillian Bryant Of New Brighton,
Staten Island, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Gross of 18th street northwest.
Miss Annie Belle Ellis and Miss Marion
West of Capitol Hill have gone to Chester
Pa. Before returning they will visit Mag
ara rails, Thousand Islands and Watkins
Glen, thence to New York city and Manhat-
tan Beach, where they will remain until
the middle of September.
REV. GEORGE Vi. Markham and wife left
the city on the 18th for months sojourn
at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Frank Willis Rawles Is in the city
visiting her mother, Mrs. o. E. Kessler, at
1903 Fl street northwest.
Mrs. H. p. Ellis, who has been spending
the summer with her sister, Mrs. Munsey
returned to the city today.
Misses Resale and Irene Forrest have
returned from a two weeks trip to At
lantic City.
Miss Barbara Krebs of Terra Gotta, D.
G., has returned from TempIemen, Va
Miss Katie krebs, accompanied by her
friend, Miss Dollie Quinn of Washington,
d. c., will visit Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Caulfeld left this
week for the seashore, where they will re-
main until September /.
n pleasure party, consisting of Mr.. ]. H
Richards the Misses Addie Nellie and Lee
oma Richards, Miss Annie Weitzel, Miss
Alice kerper, Miss A. Clements, Mr. John
Richa:.iS Mr.. Harry West, Masters Harry
Richaios, Joseph Richards and Richard
Policy, have just returned from a trip on
the tug James r Richards, having stopped
at Chapel Point, Colonial Beach and inter
mediate points.
Az enjoyable evening was spent at Tam
,rtt, ~.