Evening star., 1897-05-18

Charles. The music selected is of the high
est order, and is excellently rendered by a
splendid orchestra The concerts are prov
ing a delightful feature of the popular
hotel.
The tenth anniversary of Mrs. J. F.
Nealrs continuous proprietorship of the
Hotel kenderton was fittingly celebrated
Monday evening by a reception. A large
number Of guests were present
G. Frank Cope opened his newly pur-
chased hotel. the Berkshire Inn, on South
Virginia avenue, Thursday.
John A. Dempsey. proprietor Of the Hotel
Champlaine, on South Kentucky avenue. is
just completing extensive alterations to
that house. Mr.. Dempsey has announced a
reception for Friday evening, May y.
Charles McGlade, who established a repu-
tation as proprietor of the old Mansion
House, which he occupied for a number OF
years, has leased the Hotel Central, on
South Tennessee avenue. He is now en-
gagged in making improvements to the prop
erty.
Visitors From Warrington.
Mrs. H. P. Livingood of Washington is
among the guests at the Chester Inn.
Mrs. T. B. Smith and Miss B. Smith and
maid of Washington are pleasantly located
at the Champlaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. North of Baltimore
are among the popular guests from that
city at the Hotel Dennis.
j. 8. Thomas of Baltimore is enjoying a
visit at the Grand Atlantic.
Mrs. NJ. c. Seymour of Washington, ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss Seymour.
is pleasantly dcmiciled at the Luray.
E. Youngs of Washington is q guest at
the Little Brighton.
Mrs. d. Holiday, Miss Gertrude Holiday
and Miss D. R. Holiday are a group oe
Baltimore society ladies sojourning at the
Grand Atlantic.
Rev. and Mrs c. w. Bliss of Washing
ton spent several days at the Seaside
House
S. E. Redfern of Washington was a guest
at the Hotel Windsor during the week.
Admiral Stembel, u. S. N. of Washington
spent some time at Haddon Hall, together
with Mrs. Stembel.
Miss M. E. Prince of Washington is stop
ping at the Luray.
Millard S. Black, a prominent Balti-
morean, will spend the entire selson at the
Scarborough for the benefit of his health.
He is accompanied by his family.
Miss Virginia p. Robbins, one of Balti-
more's leading society bellies, is sojourning
at the kenilworth Inn. where she is one of
the most popular of the many guests.
Charles Bush. popular employe of the
government at Washington, is enjoying a
vacation at the Hotel Champlaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas III. Whitney, lead
ers in Washington society, are among the
prominent guests at the Seaside House.
Among the distinguished visitors of the
week was Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge, the
famous authoress, who enjoyed the sea
breeZes from the porch of Haddon Hall.
Mrs. r. A. Welsh of Washington is en-
joying a visit at the Avoca-
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. White and Miss Ethel
White of Baltimore are guests at Haddon
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Downey. Miss Mary
Downey and Miss Katie Higgins form a
party of well-known Washingtonians So
journing at the Seaside House.
of Woc
TONS leading physicians, and his brother,
j. Lenthall Waggaman, a well-known car
riage builder of the same city, are guests
at the Traymore, where they will remain
several weeks.
Mrs. f. Allen and Mrs. F. Crump are
among the Washinstonians at Haddon
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Potts Of Washington
registered at the Seaside House during the
week.
H. c. Fisher is a member of the WASH
ington contingent at the Albemarle.
From Washington and Baltimore.
Among the visitors from Washington and
Baltimore during the week were: Mrs. R.
A. Welsh, Mrs. Sproul, w. F. Downey.
Mrs. w. F. Downey, Miss Mary Downey.
Miss Katie Higgins, Mrs E. Allen. Mrs F.
Crump, r. w. Joyce. s. E. Potts. Mrs. s.
E. Potts. DR.. Samuel Waggaman, J. Len
thail Waggaman. H. C. Fisher. Mrs. Fl. p.
Livingood, Mrs. T. B. Smith, Miss B.
Smith and maid. J. N. McGin, Mrs. Mary
B. Macomber, r. A. Casiliar. Mrs. NJ. c.
Seymour, Miss Seymour, E. Youngs, 7. HI.
Whitney. ]. b. Scott. Mrs. ]. B. Scott and
child ]. A. Barker, Mrs j. A. Barker, Mrs.
D. Holiday, Miss Gertrude Holiday, Miss
D. r. Holiday, w. H. Acklan, ]. M. Deni-
son, ]. A. Barker, Mrs. ]. A. Barker, E. H.
Wise. N. Schloss. Master ]. Schloss, Mrs.
NJ. Affelder, Miss L. Afelder. s. Heine-
man, Mrs. s. Heineman, NJ. Heineman. j.
Hamburgh. 1. Hamburger. Miss J. Vein
bergh. J. c. ONeill, o. p. Merryman. Rev.
c. w. Bliss. Mrs. c. w. Bliss. Mrs. T. H.
Whitney, Miss L. NJ. Barton. F. Lohmeyer,
Mrs. F. Lohmeyer, S. E. Redfern, E. H.
Perkins, Mrs. E. H. Perkins. w. S. De
We're, Admiral Stembel, U. S. N: Mrs.
Stcmbel, H. s. Taylor. Mrs. H. s. Taylor,
Mrs. NJ. f. Fuld E. Cohn, Miss M. E.
Prince. Mrs. A. Henton, Mrs. ]. M. Hen
ton Miss E. Henton Boggs, H. c. Stewart,
Mrs. H. c. Stewart, Mrs. ]. M. Green, Miss
NJ. Eds and maid. Mrs. P. ]. McGrath,
Miss A. McKinlock, Miss. c. B. Hum
phrey, H. Wilcox, Miss Augusta Wilcox,
J. w. Farley. Mrs. j. w. Farley, NJ. S.
Black, Mrs. NJ. S. Black, NJ H. Black, Mrs.
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