The evening times., 1895-09-04
LINGER At OLD BERKELEY
Approaching Autumn Only Adds to
the Resorts Gaiety.
Many washinstonian~ There-Pretty
Parties and Living Pictures
Among the Weeks 3 Doings.
Especial to The Timcs.)

Especial to The Times.)
Berkeley Springs, W. Va, Sept. 4.-The
season shows no signs OF being on the
wane at Berkeley. In fact. to many per
sons September and October are the love
lest of all months in the Virginia mount
| aims.
Ono of the most brilliant affairs that
| have ever taken place here was the series
of Living Pictures presented at The
| Castle" the residence OF Mrs. s. s. Suit,
OF Washington, on Saturday evening. The
entertainment was gotten up by Mrs. Suit
and Mrs. Rockhlil, the tabicaux being Sc
| icct.d and arranged by Mr. John Mckim
and Miss Mcllvain. OF Baltimore. The pro-
| gramme was as follows: Japanese Chill
| dren,' Miss Louisa Suit, Washington, ard
Master Boyd Pcndleton, Berkeley; '.in
Ny studio Miss Ellen George. Baltimore;
| duct, violin and piano, Mr. Anton Kaspar
ana Mrs. Vickery, Baltimore; Reaper"
Miss Julia Sample. Washington song, M.ss
Adler, Baltimore; 'Springtime of Love-.
Miss Brown, Phtsburg, and Mr.. Samuel
| Peters, Philadelphia; Yes or No. Miss
Mary vickery, baltimore; piano sole, Mrs.
| Vickery; Trade Is Dull Mr.. Pelham
| Suit, Washington; "Nydia,'' Miss Pendie-
| ton, Washington; duet, piano, Mrs. Nick'
cry and Mrs. Kaspar; La Marq.isc," one
OF the pretticst OF the representations,
Mrs. c. N. Ray, Washington; "Conche
Case" Miss Young, New York: 'Topsy,"
Miss Dawson. Washington; "Bayadcrc."
Miss Roc Khiil. Washington: duet, violin
and piano, Mrs. vickery and Mr.. Kaspar;
"A Cup Of Tea" Miss Orne, New York.
The Chocolate Girl" Miss Esther Jack
son. Baltimore; Long" Miss Adler; From
The Flower Market" Miss Betty Sample,
Washington, and Miss Agnes Jackson. Bal
timore; Charlotte Corday," Mrs HarrH
Ransom, OF Baltimore; The First
Cigar" Master Thomas Vickery. Balti-
more; Judith with Head of Holofernes,
pronounced the finest of all. Miss McSwain.
Mr.. Philip George. Baltimore, and Miss
K ockhill, Washington
The guests We're seated in the great stone
entrance hail o. the castle. at one end OF
which was erected the handsomely draped
stage.
Among the children the pretiiest event
of the season was the birthday party given
by little Miss Douglas Wise, daughter OF
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs Frederick
Wise on Saturday afternoon After some
time spent in playing games and dancing the
young guests were ushered ipprocessioni into
The dining room, where stood the table beau
tifully decorated with pink wax lights and
flowers and laden down with all the good
things children love.
Those present Were Misses Margaret.
Emily, and Josephine Packard, Frances
Ransom, Annie Ransom. Baltimore: Daisy
Rockhiil. Beth Wise, Mildred Duvall,
Ralph Duvall. Robert Craig, Allen Craig,
Louisa Suit. Washington; Frances Hazel
ton. Gertrude lIoTbier. Ptts5urg, and
Boyd Pendleton, Berkeley.
On Monday afternoon little Miss Beth
Wise gave a small card p3rtyI among The
players being Edith HouscnIan. Frances
Hazeiton, Margaret. Emily, and Joschpine
Packard, Gertrude uonber, Daisy Rock
hill, Mildred a md Ralph DuvalI.
Mrs c. B. Johnson has returned TO
Washington Mrs. johnson. it viii be
remembered, was formerly Mis-. Lottie
Boteler. Il daughter OF the late Senator
Alexander Boteler. of West Virginia.
Mr.. Cary Johnson, OF Washington, is
visiting Mr.. Fred. Wise at his cottage.
John L. Mills. jr.. has been spending the
past few days at Berkeley.
Right Rev Bishop Wilmer and Mrs. viii
mer, of Alabama. are visiting Judge and
Mrs Josiah Dent, of Washington, ut their
beautiful summer home. The Pines
Among the prettiest and most attrac-
tive young matrons at the Berkeley Springs
Hotel this season is Mrs. Andrew Jack of
Huntington. ". Va.
Among recent arrivals are the following
from Washington: Mrs E. Shoemak ker,
Miss Shoemaker. ". L. Mcpherson. Mrs.
L. Trey, Mr.. Thomas Harrison, Miss Harri-
son, Mrs j. p. Chapman, n. H. Darton,
y. r. Mullowney, Mrs. NJ ". Patton, Ju-
Iius Lansburg and j p. Evans.