Evening star., 1898-08-20

Tuesday. After meeting dancing was held
until a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Henry of Kingman
place have returned from New York. where
they spent a week. They went there by
water from Baltimore after a pleasant
week at Piney Point.
Mrs. Ella Frauendrener before leaving
Washington will be at home to her friends
Monday evening, August -, at 1l4 5th
street
Mrs. NJ. A. Burke and grandson, Master
Frank Myers left last Tuesday for stay
of several weeks with relatives in Bucks
county, Pennsylvania.
City for week.
Mrs Schnebel and daughters have re-
turned from Atlantic City, accompanied by
Miss Light OF New York, who viii remain
in the city for week.
Mrs. E. A. Mathers and niece have ar
rived home from their western trip, and
Mrs. Mathers has her friend. Mrs. T. H.
Peterson of Chicago, and her three children
with her. Mrs. Mathers is much improved
in hea n and will be pleased to see her
friends at her home at Good Hope, u. C.
Miss Jennie Reed of 723 18th street has
returned from a four weeks visit spent in
New York city and Philadelphia. While in
New York she visited the hospital ship
Relief which left Santiago July q.
Mrs. Heiner. widow of Capt r. G. Helm
er. United States army. and daughter, Miss
Edith Heiner. are at Atlantic City until
September /.
The Misses Lucy and Mae Bayne are with
their aunt. Mrs. Fuller, ia Rhod, Island
avenue, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Rieder and the Misses Rie1er are at
Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wood and son Linton
of 1927 New Jersey avenue southeast are
spending the remainder of the summer at
Colton's Point, Md.
Mrs. Alice Talbot of McCulloh street
Baltimore, Md. is visiting Mrs. Sarah E.
Sheckells, No. IL X street northeast, and
viii remain a couple of weeks.
One of the most enjoyable gatherings of
young people during the week was held at
the house of Mrs. VIM. Walter, No. 1881
11th street northwest Song, dance and
story held the guests till a late hour, and
the universal verdict was that as a mid
summer festival 1t was a grand success.
Among the guests were the Misses Grace
Storey, Resha and Frances Saunders, Sadie
and Alma Goodman, Eva Betz, Florence.
May and Annie Walter, Mrs. Helene Stuart
of New York and her daughter Marie. The
gentlemen present were Prof. Bartsch. Mr..
Barnay, Herman, Leon Storey, Fred
Spaulding and Fred Walter. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Harry w. Newton and sister. Miss
Acker of Capitol Hill, among the re-
cent arrivals at the Berkshire Inn, Attain
tic City.
Miss Elizabeth NJ Brewer left town last
week for New York city, and after
brief visit will go with her sister. Miss
Katherine Brewer, to the Blue Ridge
mountains for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Miss Maud v. White of 202 E street has
returned from a pleasant visit to friends
in Boston and Salem, Mass.
Mr.. Isidor Levy, who was visiting his
brothers Emil and Abe, has gone to his
home at Mankato MINI.
Miss Nettie Shaw. Irene Shaw and their
cousin. Miss Frances NJ. Clark, have just
returned from stay of three weeks at
Cape May.
Miss Marion Edith Parker of 1898 Sth
street, who has just returned from a long
stay at Pine Grove, Md, leaves today to
meet Miss Hattie L. Young and Master
Oliver F. Young. They will be the guests
of Mrs. Oliver F. Young of Frederick City,
Md, for several weeks.
> Mr.. and Mrs. T. Graham are on a trip
to Bar Harbor and Portland, Me.
The Rev. Howard Wilbur Ennis left to-
day for a week IS visit to the historic spots
of eastern Massachusetts, after which he
will join Mrs. Ennis at Long Branch. where
she has been for some days, accompanied
by Miss Jane Grey Syme.
Mrs John Tweedale, 1925 P street has
gone to Boston by sea, and will spend the
summer in New England.