Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-13
ARJNDEL-ON-THE-BAY,
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Seekers-Washin Arrivals


Seekers-WashingtOn Arrivals.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ARUNDEL-ON-THE-B BAY, Md,
August IL, 1898.
Mrs. H. C. Baughman chaperoned party
of young psople to the entertainment and
hop given at Bay Ridge Thursday night.
The party consisted of Misses Grace Hack
enburg, Alice Baughman, Mamie Wright,
Jessie Medford, Carrie Smith, Jeanette
Medford, Laura Sanner, and Messrs. Nor
man Merritt, Ray Wright, LinviIle Smith
and Mr.. Baughman.
During the gale which ragged here Thurs
day, a sailboat in which were Mr. Hubert
Peck and MIR. Ray Wright, both of Wash
u gtOn, capsiZad in about fifteen feet of wa
ter Mr.. Geo. Webster and Mr.. Mark Tow
ers went to the rescue Intense excitement
prevailed among the many spectators on
shore, and loud cheers arose as the boat
reached shore. The men were very much
exhausted, but otherwise uninjured.
The Gang" gave their annual picnic
Tuesday to Thomas Point. Mr., Harry
Gould. the president, unable to attend.
and Vice President Weston B. Flint pre-
sided Besides the members, Miss Christa-
bel Sabine, Miss Mabel Kent, Mr.. Sidney
Kent and Mr. Weston b. Flint and a num-
Der of visitors w=re present, among them
being Judge and Mrs. L. E. Payson, Mrs
Weston Flint, Mrs DR.. Sabine of Garden
CITY, Kan; Mrs. VIM. B. Brown. Miss Dora
pond Outwater.
The recent arrivals at thu hotel are
Lieut. and Mrs. Daily, and niece, Miss
Edith Thornton, Mrs. Geo. w. Spear and
family, Mr. VIII Knowles and Misses Ira
and Edith Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Gould are spending
August at their cottage on Point Pleasant
Mrs Frank T Sanner gave a euchra
party Tuesday night. Their pretty cottage
on Chesapeake avenue was beautifully dec
OF ted for the occasion. The ladies' first
prize, handsome fan, was Won by Mrs
w H Coleman, while Mr.. Mark E. Towers
won the gentleman prize, pearl-handled
penknife- Light refreshments were served
during the evening. Those present wer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Coleman, Mrs T. W.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Towers, Dr. and
Mrs Geo. Heinecke. Mrs. 7. c. Heinecke
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sanner Misses Anne
Wright, Laura Sanner, Mamie Wright les
sic AedfOrd, Carrie Smith. Jeanette Med
ford. Jennie Westburg. Florence Colford
Ethel Colford. Messrs. Geo. Webster, Nor.
man Merritt and Claude Colford.
Miss Alma Shipman has returned to
Washington after a delightful visit with
Miss Nora Courts.
Great rivalry exists among the amateur
angi srs- DR.. Geo Heinecke and Mr. Mark
Towers carried of the honors Tuesday.
ties LAYING caught ten large rock fish and
quantity of small tailor
Miss Nellie Some rville has returned from
a pleasant visit at Ocean City, and has as
her guest Miss Florence Brown of BaIti-
more.
Mrs. Arthur Baker and family are camp
Ing on Chesapeake avenue.
Miss Mary Vandersau has taken Geneva
cottage for the balance of the season, and
has number of guests. Among the re-
cent arrivals are Mr.. Geo. Debro, Miss
Mary Mccullough. Mrs T Schaer, Miss
Jennie Ferguson, Mrs. Louise Miller, Mrs.
NJ j. Peabody, daughters and son, Miss
Agnes Henner, Harry Allen Mr.. N Ward
and family and Mrs. j. E. Aleider