Evening star., 1896-08-15

given Thursday night. which was chaper-
oned by Mrs. NJ. ]. Evans. The party
started from the hotel at o'clock, drove
around the beach front and out to Wilkin-
Rey were os Of Sv five ~s Re5s
friends and INDUCED in watermelon
feast. Among those who participated were
Mrs Mary E. Beynan, Mrs. Geo. Grimes.
son. Mrs. John H. Stewart, Miss Mary
Herzos, Miss Lois Rose, Mr. and Mrs Louis
Ghlselli, Messrs. Ln;iis Keller Clifford
wright, Wesley oirch, Eugene Miller and
Frank =. Ghiselli
party was given last Wednesday even
ing by Miss Isabelle Sinclair ut her home
who are visiting her from Baltimore. Af-
ter Pleasantly spending the evening In
games and music, refreshments were
served Among those present We're: Mr..
and Mrs. Sinclair. the Misses Bessie and
Edith VIII Of Baltimore, the Misses En-
ina Daughton, Annie Eike.. Isabelle SIN
clair and Bertha Carroll, Messrs. F. 5annv,
Percy McGlue, Ed. Sinclair, Paul McCon-
ville Russell Abbot, Harry Bosse and
Harry Sinclair.
The Current Events Club held delight
full meeting at Mrs. j. H. Simpsons Friday
subject was Capital and Labor" with the
leading paper by Mrs. Sarah Grant. The
members Joined later in the discussion.
MRS. Simpson read a sketch of Oliver Wen
cell Holmes, Miss Theodore North read a
selection from his poems. Miss Cora Mclean
sang "Beautys Eyes" Mrs. North read a
selection, MY Aunt" and Miss Olive NJ.
Simpson sang "All In a Garden Fair" 1t
was decided to meet in two weeks with Mrs.
Grant, the poet to be discussed William
Cullen Bryant. Miss Cora Mclean, Mrs.
j. H Simpson and Mrs. 8. ]. Grant We're
appointed committee to select subjects
San nhar m ha
transaction Of routine business the hostess
served refreshments.
The Misses Mamie Sullivan, Amanda
Quigley. Margaret Berry and Addie Duvall
have gone for a six weeks stay al Unison,
Va.
The Jolly Three Club gave a surprise
party Wednesday evening at the residence
of Mrs. Chas. Reaney, OBJ Sth street south
east. in honor OF the eleventh birt hddy of
their second daughter. Goldie. The club
rendered fine selections on the piano.
Mrs. l.. Stern and her son, Adelbert H..
and her sister, Mrs. A. L. Gerhardt. Will
leave today for Anne Arundel bay and will
be gone month.
Mrs. W. o. Miller of CSC 9th street north
east and her daughter Matte have gone
for a six weeks stay at Port Jervis, NY,
and the mountains.
Sergt. Jas. Smith of the fourth precinct
and daughter Jennie have returned after a
delightful visit in the mountains of Nir-
Sinia.
Miss King, accompanied by her niece
Henrietta, will leave for Cape May to-
day. They are with large party.
among whom are DIR. and Mrs. Garnet
HIS. o &
Mrs. Murray and Miss Mabel Murray eft
Tuesday for an extended trip through Can
ada, spending some time at Lake George
and Saratoga on their return.
DIR and Mrs A5ar,c baya ratprpa,l
from their summer trip. Mrs. Adams is SUI
fering from a painful dislocauon of the
ankle. -
Aurelia. accompanied by Master Ralph
Kleihdienst, are visiting at Herndon, Va.
Mrs. ]. w. McGlue and daughter Alva of
421 street southwest are spending this
month at Charlestown, w. Va.
Mrs. Henry J. Finley has returned very
southern Michigan. Mr.. and Mrs. Finley
are al Woodside until September 15
Mrs. John S. Billings is visiting friends in
Georgetown.
Miss Kate Brewer is spending the sum-
mer with her aunt. Mrs. H. H. Dunwoody,
at her cottage at Nantucket, Mass
Miss Margaret Brewer is visiting friends
at Fort Schuyler, N. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Seitz. tr., of IS r street
entertained number OF friends at their
new home Thursday evening Among
them were Rev. NJ. A. Ryan, Mrs NJ Nc
Ginness, DIR. and Mrs. Thurston of PhiIa-
delphia. ii. H. Prince of New York, Miss
Maggie McGinness of Richmond, Va; Miss
II. Bradley, Miss Alice McGinness, Mr.
Carter, Mr.. Christopher Young Miss G.
McGinnesS, Mr.. X. w. Neely Miss l.. Nc
Ginness. J. P. McGinncss.
Miss NJ. L. O'Neill of South Washington
and Miss Fitzgibbons and the party OF
young ladies who left in May last for an
extended tour through Europe are now
in Dublin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clay Stewart and Ms
James NJ. Green left yesterday for a
months sojourn at Old Orchard Me-
Mrs. John II. Roche left for a visit last
Thursday to Mrs. Ex-Governor Hubbard of
Minnesota, and to Senator Davis family
during her absence from the city she will
make an extended tour of the northern
lakes, and will return the latter part of
October.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Washington Cissel
will leave Saturday next on their coaching
tour through Maryland, visiting friends al
Rockville, Frederick and Hagerstown en-
route to Berkeley Springs and Capon
Springs. where they will remain during
September and October.
Mrs. r. c. Langley and daughter have
returned to Hyattsvile. after spending q
week with friends in Washington
Miss A. Peddicord has gone to visit her
niece, Mrs. VIM. p. Kennady, at Laurel.
Nd. and will also SO to Atlantic City be-
fore she returns home.
The members of the 'Arbor-V Vitae" Pleas
ure Club held their weekly meeting yester.
day evening at the residence Of Miss Ida
Fry, 166 9th street southeast. A very pleas
ant evening was spent. Musical selections
were rendered by the different members OF
the club. Those present were Misses Ellis,
q. Sanderson, Fry. Mulhall Caldwell
Jones, Padgett, Baker, Shaffer, Langley, F.
Ahern, E Ahern, J. Sanderson, Warwick
Selzle, Freshman, Hilton, Jarboe and
Toole.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Yohe will spend the
remainder of the summer at Atlantic City,
Mrs. E. c. Cushman will spend a month
at Fairhaven, Mass.
Chas. B. Bayly. jr., and his BRIDE from
Pittsburg, Pa, are spending a few days al
the residence Of his parents, 1893 llth
street, and will be Informally at home for
the reception of their friends Monday even.
ing, the 18th instant
Mr.. John Z. Graham of the registry di.
vision. city post Office, accompanied by his
daughter Jennie, left this week for Kisha-
coquillas Valley, Pennsylvania, where they
will remain this month
Miss Laura Cadman has returned from
Atlantic City.
Rev. John G. Ames and wife have gone
to Ohio owing to the sudden death OF the
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