Evening star., 1897-05-29

anu later VIII JOIN their daughter and lam
lily up in Pennsylvania.
Mrs William Clagett has taken a place
on Long Island for :he summer and will he
accompanied by he. daughter there.
Mrs. Townsend Is enjoying her place at
Woodley, where friends bidden to some
hospitaole event meet her nearly every
day. As usual. the Townsends will go
to Bar Harbor for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. john ODonnell are going
to Bar Harbor for the SIMMER months.
Mrs. Queen will go to Canada for the
summer.
Judge McCammon's family will leave
shortly for Cazenovia, where they will
spend the warm term
Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop Bradley are trav-
cling in Europe, where they will spend the
next few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leech will also form part
of the Washington colony at Cazenovia.
Mrs. Hubley Ashton and family will sum-
mer at York Harbor.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews will divide the
summer between Rye Beach and some quiet
country place.
Mrs. Hearst does not expect to return to
Washington for a couple of years perhaps.
She will go north next month. and later
back to California, where she will summer
on her ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mann have gone to
East tIlOuceSter, Mass, Wnefe tney are
staying at a hotel while the finishing
touches are being given to the furnishing
of their cottage, which was built last sum-
mer. A spacious studio is an important
and interesting feature of their new home.
Miss Mabel F. Claflin of 1l17 o street has
gene abroad, with the family of her uncle
Prof. H. H. Powers of Stanford University
ard number of young ladies.
Miss Agnes Kennedy and Miss Lindinger
will sail for Europe next week, to be ab-
sent until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace K. Fulton have an
nounced the engagement of their daughter
Florence to Mr.. John ID. Carmody.
Mrs Edward c. Seward is visiting her
parents, Major and Mrs. Saxton. She will
be in town two weeks before opening her
summer cottage at Sachem's Head. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Woodward will take
possession this summer of their splendid
new home at jamestown, r. L., and will go
there next month. The house is one of the
finest in its vicinity, where many nota-
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Willard have a
charming home at Nantucket where they
always spend the warm weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Dulin. whose
fine 10th street residence has been so
much admired since they took possession
last fall. have a summer home at Cam
bridge. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson are going
abroad to attend the exposition at Brus-
sells.
DR.. John P. Cauifield and wife sailed
from New York today on a tour through
Europe. and will not return until October
or later.
Mrs. ]. L. VOORHEES, and son Harold of
New York city visiting her sister-in-law
Mrs. s. A. Watkins, No. 1910 10th street.
tions to an informal musicale at her country
nome. 'Dumbarton,'' Pierce Mill road, to
hear Mrs. James Bouligny Mott. a talented
singer from New Orleans. The house is
reached by following the Chevy Chase road
up to Pierce Mill on the right
Mr.. Theodore l.. De Land. jr., of Phila-
deiphia is spending week with his par
ents in LIE Droit Park.
The Short Story Club entertainment of
Wednesday evening was brilliant success
The club parlors were thronged by men,
bers and friends representing books and
authors. 1t required familiarity with book
titles ancient and modern to guess the
many ingenious devices. prize was
awarded the most successful competitor
Miss Emily E. Santee won this prize-H E.
Burners Short SiXes' A second prize
was awarded Mrs. w. w. Case, Half Hours
With Great Novelists." An entertaining
feature Of the evening was an advertising
Contest" Attractive advertisements cut
from leading magazines and periodicals
and daintily mounted, formed an art gal
lery. Young America came out ahead as
Muster Henry E. Rockwell gained the
prize, a subscription to a magazine for
year. Miss Julia r. Goodall. second prize.
Stories From Truth The prizes were
awarded by a friend of the club. Refresh
ments were served. A business meeting for
the election of officers Wednesday next
ends the work of the club until the fall
The 'Witan Club" Of the Eastern High
School was entertained last evening at the
residence of Mr. Zurhorst. 400 street
southeast. In the early part of the even
ing games were played. after which dane
ing was enjoyed. After refreshments were
served the club adjourned. The next meet
ing will be at Mr.. E. L. Wrights residence
Those present were Misses Allyne Martin,
May Davies, Daisy Reinburg. Helen De
Moll Grace Hopkins. Isabel Robinson.
Mary Zurhorst and Janet Robinson and
Messrs. James Baden, E. L. Wright
Spencer Bliss w. E. Hopkins, Charles Eur
horst, w. X. Worsley, II. M. Jones and d.
N. Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Ogden welcomed q
host Of friends yesterday afternoon on the
silver anniversary of their wedding. The
rooms were tastefully decorated with flow
ers received with congratula lations of absent
friends, and with the numerous gifts IN
silver evidenced the heartiness of the an
niVersary greetings. They were assisted IN
receiving by Mrs. Ogden's sister. Mrs
James A. Greene Of Rhode Island Mr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wainwright and Lieut. and
Mrs. Hayden, together with their sons
Herbert and Warren and daughter Miss
Maysie. Among those present were: Mai
and Miss Turnbull. Miss Wilkes Prof and
Mrs. Eastman, Capt and Mrs. Tanner Mr..
and Mrs. Gannet. Mr.. Thos. Wilson, JUS
tice Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Walker.
Miss Patterson, Gen. and Mrs Frank
Wheaton. Admiral ard Mrs. Crosby, Mrs.
Walthall, Mrs. Deering, Rev. Frank Sew
all and Miss Sewall, Capt. Fuller, Gen and
Mrs. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Robbins
DR.. and Mrs. Merriam. Mrs. J. s. Blair.
Judge and Mrs. Peelle. Prof and Mrs New
comb. DIR. Theo. Gill, Mr. and Mrs Herbert
Wilson. Mrs. Holgate, Mr.. JOS c. Horn
blower. Mr.. c. H. Sinclair. Mr. and Mrs
Willard Warner. Prof. and Mrs. Schott,
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Moore Mrs Butler.
Dr.. and Miss Hagner. MIR. and Mrs. J. D.
Patten, Mr.. Tawney, Mrs. and Miss Mosman,
Mrs. Gallaudet, Gen. and Mrs. Gibson Miss
Cockrell. Mr.. and Mrs. MattingIy, Mrs.
Westcott. Gen. and Mrs Duffield Capt and
Mrs. Kennon Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Fairfield, Gen and
Mrs. Rochester, Mrs. Julian Ogden. Mr..
and Mrs. Sicard. Mrs. Mcmillan, Lieut.
and Mrs. Henry McCrca. Mrs. Brownson.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Tarbox, Mrs. Hu.dekoper.
Col. and Mrs. Haywood. Mr.. Z. c. Barnard,
Mrs. Rudolph Coyie. Marcus Baker and
Mrs. Radford.