Evening star., 1895-08-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Chat About Washingtonians at Home and
Abroad.
Summering by Seashore and in Noun
tains-PcrsOnals of Gem
eral Interest.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Wilkison, Master
John w. Martyr and Miss Mamie Dodge
| of 9th street southeast start tomorrow
| morning for Atlantic City. At Baltimore
they will be Joined by Miss Grace NJ. Coyle
| of Hot Springs. Ark, Miss May Loane
and Mrs. Daniel Constantine and the two
children of the latter The party expect
to remain at Atlantic City for several
| weeks.
Miss Hattie Pfeiffer of Norfolk, Va, is
| the guest Of Miss L. Mohr. Next Wednes-
| day she will leave for Europe
| Mrs. L., v. Wright and her niece, Miss
| Eva Keleher, left this morning to spend a
! few weeks in the mountains of Virginia.
| Recent arrivals at River Springs, ST.
Mary's county, Nd, are Mrs. Slater Mrs.
| H. ID. Doyle and family, Mrs. Knight, Mrs.
| Whitaker, Mrs. I. NJ. Criswell and family,
| Miss N. H. Graham. Miss Flora Manning,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dalton and family,
Mrs. Starkey and daughter. Mr.. Stacey
| and daughter, Mrs. Bean, Mr.. Schneider,
Mr.. Get, Mr. and Mrs. Sucker and family
| Mr.. Tonnet, Mr.. Slater. The Sans Gene
Yachting Club, under the management Of
Captain Peitzel, have been here for sever
al days. The club is composed of the fol-
| lowing: E. Bunckhead. E. Cummiskey,
George Harding, F. PURGE, Frank Lane
Ray Dayton and James McLuaele.
Miss Isabelle Hill Geddes left this morn
| ing for Baltimore to join her cousin, Miss
Webb. and will then go to Atlantic City.
Mrs. George Ewing and her sister, Mrs.
| HoUgh, are at Atlantic City for the season.
| Miss Pauline Heitmuller having returned
from Paris. Va. has gone, with her sister,
| Mrs. DR.. Adams, to Baltimore county for
| the remainder OF the season.
Miss Katie NeaIe, Miss Marie and Miss
Rose Harvey are stopping at Oakley, Md,
for the month of August.
Mrs. ]. B. Walling and Miss .Gertie
| Crowder of A street northeast and Mrs. o.
| NJ. Ong of 21st street northwest left We'd
| Eesday afternoon on the Arrowsmith for
st. Georges Island. where they intend to
spend some time. They will be joined later
| by Mrs. Crowder, Mr.. j. B. Walling and
| Miss May v. Walling.
Mrs. John A. Held is at Orkney Springs
for the remainder of the season.
Mr.. r. L. Miller. accompanied by his
wife. son and daughter, are at the Tray
| more. Atlantic City, where they will spend
| the balance Of the season.
Mrs. and Miss Ritchie, Miss Richmond
| Miss Lizzie c. Frosperi and Miss Ada 1.
Humphrey have gone to Colonial Beach for
| the month of August.
| Mrs. S. C. Moore is at Charleston, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E. Leupp are spend
| ing few weeks in the Berkshire hills
Mrs. George Ewing is at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Fred. Van Dyne has gone to Palmyra,
| N. Y.
Mrs. E. M. Willis is at Orkney Springs,
Va
Col F. Bridgman, U. S. A.. is at Berkeley
| Springs w. Va
Mrs. z. G. Robbins is at Elmira, N. Y.
| Mr.. H. P. Sanders Is at Deer Park. Md.
| Miss Mary Sullivan is at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Geo. J. Drew is at Charlesville Md.
| W. B. Todd is at Asbury Park.
| Mrs. Lee S. Mortimer is at the Plains, Va.
| Mrs Arthur ]. Hall Is at Mountain Lake
| Park, Md.
| A pleasure party, consisting Of Miss Lol-
lie Scrivener. Miss Mabel Wheat. Miss
| Stein and Mrs. VIM. Grimes, are spending
the summer at Oakhurst, the country place
of Capt Gordon, in Virginia.
| Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Devine have gone to
Rockingham Springs. Va, to remain until
| September
Mr.. P. J. Mcintyre and family are now
spending the summer at their summer res
idence, Arundel-on-the-Bay.
| Mrs. " T. Elliott, Mrs. Geo. Naylor and
| Miss Charlotte Emmert left this morning
| for the Thousand Islands and Montreal
| They will be absent until the latter part Of
| September.
| Miss Morris is at Colonial Beach.
Miss Mary c. Moran. daughter of Thomas
| Moran, the artist, and Mr.. Writ Devivier
Tassin of this city were married yester-
day afternoon at East Hampton, L. I.
The bridesmaids were Miss Tassin, sis
| ter of the bridegroom. and Miss Ruth
Moran, sister of the BRIDE and Miss Emily
Field of this city was maid of honor. The
best man was Algernon Tassin of Wash
| ington, and the ushers were Frederick
Crosby, George Stieger of Washington,
Paul L. Moran and William Jeffrys. After
| the ceremony there was a reception from
| to pm. at Mr.. Moran's studio. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tassin will go to the Atlanta exposi-
iay,o on1 thovn fn fhoi- tn
ton. D. c.
The guests of the Mountain House,
Round Hill, Va, were again entertained
| by hop" given on Monday night.
Mr.. NJ. A. Wertz of the Office of the au-
| ditor for the Treasury Department leaves
| with relatives and friends and to join Mrs.
Wertz, who Is visiting her parents at Orr
vile, Ohio.
The Misses K. C. Lowndes and NJ. T.
Thomas have gone to Atlantic City. Be
fore returning home they will visit friends
| in Philadelphia
birthday party was given Wednesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Stiebel-
| ing in honor of their daughter, Miss Nellie
Donnelly, at their residence, No. 2145 H
street northwest. The parlors and dining
| room were decorated with wild flowers.
Among those present were the Misses Ida
Tiffany, Emma Nightingale, Nathalie Du
Vivier. Eva Fathers, Elsie Sherbrooke.
LOttl6 StleDeunS, MARIE GranV1llo, Bertha
Nightingale Nellie Donnelly. Amelia Flem-
ing and Louise Fox-Corday, and Messrs.
| James Bellew. George Robinson, Percy
Castleman, Fred Myers. Maurice Deering.
| Frank Smith. Louis Bergman. Charles de
Mazeres, Edwin Stiebeling. Pollock PEN
dleton and C. Walter Richter.
Miss Emery left today for a prolonged
outing in New England. She will spend
| several months among the Green noun
tains and will also visit in Massac husetts,
Rhode Island and New Hampshire.
The Colored Exhibit.
The colored peoples exhibit to be sent to
Atlanta has been open to the public for in
spection during the past week at the col
ored Y.M.C.A., 1903 11th street northwest.
1t has proved a point Of great attraction,
as the rooms have been well filed each
evening with interested visitors. Among
the more notable exhibits are the pictures
of tina Washington Amateur Art Society,
ard the work of Miss Coleman of