Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Glimpse of What Westinghouse Are
Doing Elsewhere.
Where Many Well-known People Are
Spending the Summer
Personals.

Ban-y-Bryn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barney's
cottage at Bar Harbor, is mixture of the
Renaissance and modern style of archi-
| lecture, together with somewhat strange
| Interpretation of the Moorish. 1t crowns
| the summit of Highbrook Hill and is sur
| rounded one side by thick, impene.rable
| pine woods, and the other by long,
beautiful sweep of green lawn.
| A quartet of very rich young people were
seated in close proximity at the dinner
| given last Tuesday night at Newport by
| Mrs. N. Devereaux Clapp. These We're
| Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt, Mr.. Eugene Hig-
| gins, Miss Virginia Fair and Miss Brice
| Masses of red roses we're on the board
| in silver bowls, and others present included
Mr.. Sanford Beatty of this city.
| Mrs. Calvin S. Brice. who has proved
herself thus far the most interchangeable
| entertainer of the season, has cards out
for dinners way up to August 30 at New
port.
| Baron and Baroness Fava, who have been
| in New London, are now at Narragansett
| Pier.
| Attorney General and Mrs Harmon left
| Washington Saturday night for Philadel-
phia, and later they will visit Cape May
! with their daughters. Mrs. Harmon came
| on from Cincinnati last week with the At
| torney General. and they were the guests
| several days of Mr.. Harmens brother at
| lexington.
| Representative Reed and family are at
| Grand Beach, Me. Speaking of swimming,
| Mr.. Reed takes back waller from no one.
| The other day at the Athletic Club he re-
| manned out in deep water for twenty-five
| minutes.
| Mr.. Clifford Walton is at Congress Hall,
| Cape May.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Myron NJ. Parker and fam
| lily will leave tomorrow for Vermont where
| they will spend the remainder of the sum-
| mer at Cambridge the early home of Mr..
| Parker
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Rapley left today
| on an extended tour, which will include
i Watkins Glen, Niagara. Thousand Islands,
Montreal, Saratoga and Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. E. Grant House of Brooklyn who
| has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs W. B. Nc
| helden. has returned home.
The Misses Cornelia and Mary T. Roberts
will leave Thursday. August l. for Gull
| pepper, Va, to visit their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Thompson of Ten
leytown. accompanied by their daughters
Miss Thompson and Miss Florence Thomp-
| son, and Mrs. Trunnell, their cousin, of
| Georgetown, will leave Wednesday next for
| a few weeks stay at Round HILL Va.
| Mr.. Fergus P. Ferris, the well-known
| newspaper correspondent, and Miss Maud
| K. Billman of this city, were married at
the residence of Father Kervick rector of
the Church of the Holy Name, Saturday
| evening. and after the ceremony went to
| their future home, No. $40 A street north
| east. Mr.. and Mrs Ferris will go travel
| iES i'll October. visiting the Atlanta expo
! sition and other places of interest in the
| southern states.
| Miss Elsie Lauterback has returned,
greatly improved in health. after eight
months spent in travel in Europe, Canada
| and this country. She is now visiting Mrs.
| Hugo Sanger, at 1901 F street.
| Judge Miller, District Attorney Pugh, ].
| H. Colgate and John A. Clark spent Sun
day at Round Hill, Va.
| w. w. Georges and sisters have gone to
| Atlantic City for stay of two weeks at
the Wellington.
Miss Nellie Gray of Menomonie, Wis, is
| visiting friends on the Conduit road,
| Georgetown.
At meeting of ladies of Longmeadow,
Mass, on Wednesday last at the residence
4 OF Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. Laura Osborne Tai
| bot of Washington gave paper on Sea
| side Studies,' with Illustrations.
| pleasant evening was spent at the
| residence of Frank A. Sullivan, 213 10th
| street southwest, Friday last, the event
| being his twenty-first birthday.
| Mrs. Morgan, wife OF Lieut.. Stokeley Nor
gan, is spending the summer at Sedgwick,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Carroll Downs left to-
day for an extended trip to Orange and
| Ocean Grove, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Wrenn and son have
| gone to the Banks of the Dee" Md, for
| month.
Mrs. w. H. Bell is at Harper's Ferry.
| Mrs. NJ. L. Willis is at Ocean Grove
Senior Dominique, the Argentine charge
! daffaires, and wife at New London,
| Conn.
Mr. and Mrs E. F. Riggs have the Quin-
| lance cottage at New London
| Mrs. Esch of this city, with her son and
| daughter, Mr. Victor Esch and Miss Linda
| Esch, are abroad, and will spend the sum-
| mer in travel
Miss Alice Lynch Of 3115 N street north
| west is at the Madison, Asbury Park.
Hiss Rose Splitter and Miss Carrie Oct
| finger have gone to Atlantic City for
| few weeks.
Mrs. H. c. and Miss May N. Sholer have
| gone to Asbury Park to spend month or
| six weeks.
Miss Anna Laise and. Miss Edith Foster
| left Saturday morning for a few weeks
| stay at Wildwood Beach and Cape May.
| Miss Mary G. jenkins is in Cincinnati, the
| guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles Regnier at
| her nCme in Norwood.
Mrs. c. T. NJ. Cutcheon is summering il
| the Blue Ridge mountains.
| Miss Bertha NJ. Dove and Miss Marguerite
| Lyddane left Saturday, to spend the re-
| Inainder of the season in the mountains of
| Virginia.
| Transfers of Real Estate.
| Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
| Bailey. north half lot %. So. All; s.. Miriam
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