Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-24
Where Some Washingtonians Are
Enjoying an Outing.
ON SEASHORE AND MOUNTAIN
Amusements and Entertainments
at Various Resorts.
SOME PERSONAL NOTES

of the golden wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Stutz Of this city. A
procession of the guests. with the couple
leading, entered the hall to the music of
the wedding march. After the march the
guests Of honor were seated on the plat
form. which was beautifully adorned with
golden flowers. flags and vines. w. W.
Wright then delivered an address of greet
ing and congratulation. This was followed
by music by Miss, Emma Morris of this
city. An original poem was read by Mrs
NJ. NJ. HARE of Chicago, Immediately after
which wreath of golden rod was placed
on the brow of the bride by granddaugh-
ter, Miss Clara Stutz. After more music
an original poem was recited in German by
Mrs. Emma Poesche Of this city Mr. Stutz
OF congratulation. Refreshments followed !;
then music and dancing. $50 E~=.
A party was given Thursday evening at
I1oover's Heights, near Fairfax, Va, in
honor OF Miss Susie Hoover's birthday A
solo was rendered by Miss Daisy Hoover,
accompanied by Miss q. Allen. pianist and
j. l. Fersinger. violinist. Refreshments
were served, and dancing was kept up until
late hour. The grounds We're prettily
decorated with red, white and blue lights
and Chinese lanterns. s's, "lr--
The Pleasant Hill Church ut Dawn sstown,
Nd, on Thursday evening was beautifully
decorated with golden rod ind evergreens
for the marriage Of Miss Bette NJ. Padgett
TO Mr. John H. Allnut jr. Long before the
arrival of the contracting parties the
church was crowded. The bridal party con-
sisted OF two ushers, Messrs. H. L. Willard
and A. c. Hersburger. followed by Miss
Edyth Taylor of Washington as brides
maid, en- the arm Of Mr.. H. J. Sterich of
Gaithersburg as best man, who Immediate
ly preced.d the bride and groom. Miss
Minnie Smith of Oakland. Nd, beautifully
rendered the wedding march to the strains
OF Mendelssohn. The Rev. L. l.. Lloyd Of
ficiated. The bride wore a gown of cream
novelty cl 9TH trimmed with chiffon lace
After the ceremony the bridal party went
to the home Of the brides father, Mr. T. f.
Padgett, where host of relatives and
friends from Washington, Gaithersburp
and other places were assembled and con-
graduated the couple. The bride received
many handsome presents.
Among the Washingtonians summcring at
Eueha Vista Spring Hotel Pa, are the fol-
lowing: Miss Augusta Pettigrew, Rear Ad-
n:iral and Mrs. Ramsay Mrs. w, Nailor.
Mr.. w. B. Morgan and wife Miss Morgan
Belle Morgan. DR.. D. K. Shute, DR.. and
Mrs N L. Bates. Mrs. A. B. Eddy. Mrs ].
H. Sayles. Miss Sayles, Lieut. Heilner, wife
and child. VIM. E. johnson and wife. F. A.
Richardson, Montgomery Fletcher. F. NJ.
Alexander and wife. William Tiddall,
Z. S. A., and wife, H. Clay Stew
H. Giles. Geo W. Pearson and family, Mrs.
Mary Stephenson, w. E. Edmonston and
family, C. Studs. Noble D. Larner and
wife. Miss Emily Diggs. Mrs. H. Baldwin.
crime Adele Newton. Thos F. Brandy,
Danl P. McKeever. Mrs. Gen. T. NJ Vim
cent Miss E. c. Lancaster, Miss w. Nor
rison. A A. Thomas P. H. Hoban. Gen. w.
K. Ryan and wife; Mrs. F. H; Nash and
Nichols. G. R. Edmonston. Jos; S. Miller
Mrs. C. +. E. Richardson. Miss Harriet
Miss Susie Richardson. Gen. r.
and wife. A. A. Tunstall, Mrs.
Robt. Hinckley and family, Mrs. j. F. Ellis
Mai. L. 1. Wilson, U.S.A., and wife, and
Mrs. VIM. ]. Reinicker.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. assisted by
Miss Mussey and Miss Cora Ossire, gave
a telegram party on Wednesday evening
last at Mt Gretna, Pa, where she is
decorated with pine boughs for the occa-
sion and ablaze with Japanese lanterns.
The prize. a unique bit of Japanese ware,
was borne off by Mrs. Johnston Of Leb-
served. Among those present were Mrs.
Dimmock, the Misses Dimmock, Miss
Minnie Bailey, Mrs. Sayford and
Mrs .nd irving sSyfNrd Of Ros! and rs
Johnston of Lebanon. Miss Lichtenthalem
of Philadelphia, Miss Hope of Bethlehem
and the Misses Shellenberger. Trumbull
and Ossire and w. H. Mussey of this city.
The guests of the Hotel Surrey. Hagers-
town, Md, were entertained last Monday
by a dancing reception given in their
honor. The ball room. we'll as the re-
ception hall and parlors, were tastefully
decorated with palms, bunting. evergreens
end cut flowers, and the staircase was
heavily draped with vines and ferns. while
the porches and grounds without were illu-
minated by Japanese lanterns. The hos
tess Mrs. Jennie A. Hardin, was untiring
in her efforts to see that all present had
an enjoyable time. Refreshments were
served on the spacious lawns Dancing
lasted until midnight. Among those pres
ent from this city were Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid L. GIFT, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Hamilton,
Mr.. ]. William Lee and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. NJ. Hennerly, Mrs. M. r. Williams,
Miss Sarah Hardin and the Misses Birdie
Mitchell, Miss Ada Isaacs, Rena Smith,
Nellie Lee and Marie Hardin.
Miss Ada Isaacs. Miss Rena Smith, Miss
Byddie Mitchell and Miss Nellie Lee, Mrs
Granville F. Hyde and her daughter, Mary,
will spend the month of September at
Md.
The many friends Of Mrs. Col. T. H.
Andersen will be glad to know that she is
out OF danger and may be able to return
to her home, on Chaplin street northwest,
in the early fall.
Mrs. DR.. ]. E. Gilbert has returned from
the convention OF the American Society Of
Religious Education, held in South Caro-
lima during the past month.
Miss Mary Potter and mother have just
returned from a pleasant season at Ocean
Grove N. ]. They will go to Boston next
week.
Mrs. ]. H. McCreery and family are
spending the summer at Beaver and Sc
wickley, Pa.
Mrs. DR.. Chester Darrell of Tennessee is
visiting the doctors sisters, the. Misses
Darrell, at S14 18th street northwest, and
Falls Church.
Miss Evelyn johnson of 1927 New Jersey
avenue southeast has returned home after
having visited Atlantic City. Cape May and
Philadelphia. accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Florence Ferguson of Philadelphia.
Miss Ida Jacobson Of East Capitol street
is at Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs. Finley. with their little son,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hop
kins on their handsome yacht, Bonita, on
trip from Detroit to their summer home St.
Clair. Mich.
The Misses Hawke have returned from
Atlantic City and have left for Hotel Sur
rey, Blue Ridge mountains.
John E. Kraft of Brightwood Park has
gone to join his family at Ocean City, Md,
and on their return will visit Berlin. Md.
Mrs. F. Greenapple and children have Re-
turned to Washington after a months stay
at Atlantic City, where Mrs. Greenapple
went for the benefit of her health. She is
very much improved by her trip
Miss Anna Smith of GEORGETOWN will