Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Chief Justios Entertains at a Drive
and Supper
Down the Potomac on a Yachting
Cruise-Personal
Notes.

Chief Justice Fuller gave drive and sup
| per party at Sullivan fiarbor. near Sor-
| rento, Me-, Saturday evening. The table
| was laid in the quaint little private dining
| room in Swiss chalet
| Mr.. and Mrs. Truxton Beale entertained
| at luncheon Saturday at Newport Lord
Westmeath of the British embassy, Mr..
/ Stewart M. Brice, the Misses Brice and
| other guests.
| A hop was given at Chevy Chase Inn Sat
urday night by Col. Mills. The grounds and
inn were lighted up with numerous jap
anese lanterns. The dining room. where
dancing was held. was profusely decorated
| with palms and baskets of hanging flowers.
Among the guests were Mr.. w. A. Curtis,
F. r. Curtis. Col Fellows. Capt. and Mrs.
Rodgers, Capt. Bullitt. DR.. W. A. Wyman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spear, Miss Spear. Miss
Rhoades Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Price, Mrs. Miller. Prof. and Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Mohun and daughters, Misses
| Joyce Fisher, Jarboe, Parke, Thompson,
Stone, Lilley, Dunlop. Watkins, Chapman
Pearmer, Messrs. Earle, Taylor, Beall.
simms. Dodge. Lindsey; Nyman; Hills
| Clements, Dunlop, Jones, WEIGH. Anderson,
| Hayden and T. J. Fisher.
DR.. and Mrs. A. d. Wilkinson and Miss
! Balm left this morning for Atlantic City
| for two weeks sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Hawkshar of New
| comerstown, Ohio, who have been visiting
their brother-in-law. Mr.. c. N. Darnall, left
| yesterday for home.
The Sans Gene Yachting Club has de-
| parted on it's annual outing. The party is
| under the chaperonage of Mrs. w. A. Ehr-
nlantraut, and intends to visit the principal
| resorts along the Potomac river and Ches-
! apeake bay as far down as Norfolk. The
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Ehrmantraut, Bessie Myers. Beulah Glaze.
| Mamie Hendley. Belle Wagner. Lizzie
Wagner, Ida Wagner, Aggie Porter. Ivie
Peyton. Mabel Randall. Eleanor Harvey.
! ton, George F. Price, George Harding,
Percy Indumauer, Edwin Reinmuth. Frank
| Lane, James McQuade, Earnest Bitzel,
James G. Du Bank. George Blame, Edwin
| BiIckhard, George Pierce and Edward
| Comisky.
| A surprise party was given on Saturday
night to Mrs. Samuel Brown. at her resi-
| dence on 10th street. Instrumental and
vocal music and bountiful repast were
| enjoyed. Fruits and flowers decked the
table. Among those present were: Mr..
| and Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Ellis and daughter
Elsie. Henry Brown. Mrs. Garges and
son. Mrs. Edward Padgett. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Gordon. Miss Maggie Garges,
| John Garges, John Knokes. John Miles,
Richard Curtin. Edward Cheek. Charlie
| Nalley, George Garges, George and Collie
Metz and Mr.. Lawrence Burke of Lang
] don staten.
Miss Anna Warren Story's many friends
in this city will be glad to know that her
only loss by the fire at her New York res
| idence. 139 West 45th street, last week. was
| her wardrobe and books.
Miss Janet Oliphant has gone to Deer
Park. ---
Misses Anrie and Katie o'Neil. Miss JOS
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| spending two weeks vacation at Chapel
Point, Nd. ... -..5
Mrs. Oliphant and family of 23d street
have gone to Woodstock. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore Harrison, accom-
panied by Mrs. Della Sheehy. are at Allan
| tic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Grant. who have been
travelling in Europe since their marriage,
! arrived home on Saturday. snd are now at
their New York city house.
! Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Towner left this
morning for Germantown, Pa, to visit
friends. and will extend their trip to At
| Iantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson of Ecking-
| ton have returned from an outing to Vir-
ginia Beach.
Miss Eugene Leo Williams has gone to
Bruner Hill. Md. for a stay of a few
| weeks.
Miss D. L. o'Day of X street. accompa-
MED by Miss Rosa Byrnes, left this morn
ing for Round Hill
Miss sallye Abel left last Saturday for a
lengthy visit with friends in Toledo and
Lima, Ohio.
| General Armstrong, Admiral and Mrs
Franklin, General and Mrs. James H. Wat
| mough, Senior Domingo Cana 0he Chilean
| mir 4gter) and family, W. H. F. Beckham
ari Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. H. Carter of this
| city, and Col Arthur Hubbard and family
J. nd nd
| Bryant Of Alexandria are at White Sui
phur Springs. Va
John Chamberlain and family are at the
Virginia Hot Springs.
| Miss Molly s. Lord has returned after a
months visit to Boston. Taunton and other
| points in Massachusetts,.
Major and Mrs. C. 1. Wilson leave for
| Narragansett Pier Monday, for a stay of q
| few weeks.
Mr.. F. C. Lord will leave this evening fer
| Boston. accompanied by his daughter. Miss
| Nellie Lord.
Mrs I. v. Bledsoe has returned from
| Chattanooga after spending a month with
her son there.
The Misses Lacy of Capitol Hill are
| spending this month at Mt. Lake Park
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Combs and son Loris,
with Mr.. Victor Becker. ST., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. E. Naylor, have gone for a
| two weeks vacation.
Mrs. I. r. Cameron and her little daugh-
| tiers. who have spent a few weeks at Har-
per's Ferry, are now at Front Royal, in the
Blue Ridge mountains.
Colonel George r. Tingle and daughter
are spending a few weeks at Thermopylae
| the home of Miss Mamie Reid, in the Blue
| Ridge mountains.
Mrs. E. NJ. Clayton and her mother. Mrs
| Eliza McClelland of Washington, and their
guest. Miss Clara Norman of Richmond
| Ind, are spending few weeks at Atlantic
City and Asbury Park.
| Miss Mamie McGrann has gone to At
lantic City and Asbury Park for q few
! weeks stay.
Mrs. P. M. Kennerly and Mrs. VIM. Lee
! and children are near Hagerstown, Nd,
! for few weeks.
| Mrs. F. C. Shaw and daughter, Mrs
Katie l.. Church, and Master Fred. Church
| returned from Virginia last Saturday and
| left yesterday for i visit to the coast of
Maine.
| Miss Grace Miller of street has re-
| turned from visit to friends in Pittsburg
Pa.
Mrs. R. J. Floyd Of Capitol Hill has re-
| turned from a tour OF Boston, New York.
| Newport, Philadelphia, and other points.
|