Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-13
AT OCEAN CITY,
The Tournament Gave a Three Days
Treat to Sportsmcn.


Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
OCEAN CITY, Md, August II, 1893.
The Midsummer Tournament Company
have had its Shoot" and the report of
rifles is no longer heard. The tournament
was held three days, and was source of
pleasure to the sportsmen located here.
Gayety still holds sway at the Plimhim-
mon. A delightful entertainment and dance
was held in their casino Saturday and
Monday evenings and was filed with tables
FOR progressive euchre. Sailing parties are
numerous. Among the Washingtonans are
Mrs. ]. c. Dowell and son, Miss R. Louise
Dcwell, Miss Elizabeth Dowell Mrs David
Moore and family, John ]. Costinth and
wife, Perod Costinth, Mrs G. H. HiIdreth.
Clarence Hildreth Frank B. Conger and
family, Dr. and Mrs H. M. Schooley, Mr..
Louise Howser, Miss Elizabeth Howser,
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Allen, E. Speich Misses
Della and Grace Speich, Eugene Moore H.
B. Davis. General and Mrs J. A. Miznel,
United States army; Jas. Fullerton, Miss
Dashiell, Mrs. F. b solger and son, Mrs.
]. b. Parker, Miss Eleanor Y Parker E.
B. Dorsey, J. wesley Bovee Mrs Robert
Callahan, Miss Selia Callahan, Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Tyson, jr., are at the Atlantic
The juvenile carnival at this house was
one of the events of the season. An i'm
mense audience watched the little dancers.
Fully 100 children were in the grand march.
The fancy dancers were Miss Emily Up
shur. fairy; Miss Edna Bresee archery
dance; Miss Resale Willis, Miss Siberly;'
Master Perry Adams. Little Boy Blue
Miss Hazel Willis, "Gayety Girl" Miss
Smoot has been untiring in her efforts to
make this and other events successful.
Many beautiful. costumes were seen at
the bal Poudre," which was largely at
tended Mrs. John F. Waggaman wore an
effective gown of white silk, trimmed in
n
Redwood Vandegrif, pompadour silk, trim
med with cerse chiffon; Miss Marie Young
white null; Miss Helen Magee, pink silk. A
morning german was held in the pavilion
saturday. Dancing men We're plentiful and
''all went merry as a marriage bell"
At the Ocean Swell are Geo. r. Hamlins,
D. l.. Gold and wife, Miss Hattie NJ. Shack
lette, David T. Day and family, Mrs. E. A.
Bryant Eugent Mays and family, Mrs F.
T. Hammond and Miss Alkaline Hammond
At he'Colonade are Mrs James Spencer
and daughter, Miss Mccoy, Mrs Hilton
and son, Mrs Joseph Whitney, Mrs Vacey
and her daughter, Mrs. s. T. Cameron and
family.
The Colonial has been patronized almost
exclusively by Washingtonians this sea-
son. Among them are Miss Bowen. Miss
Henry r. Se,den. U. S. G. s., and wife,
Adele V. Smith, Eunice K Warner, T. Jan
ney Brown. wife and baby; Mrs; Lydia
wife, Thos. w. Stockard and wife, Mrs.
F. B. Soger and son, Mrs. l.. Cocker and
son, Mrs NJ. IIartig, Mrs. NJ. B. Moore,
Miss Fannie A. Moore. Mrs. NJ. NJ Raborg
and son, Mrs. l. C. Meade, Mrs. M. j.
Bishop. Miss Alice Bishop. Robinson White
and wife. Ryland w. Joyce and Rev. How
ard WILDER Ennis.
The Mount Pleasant cottage has enter
tanned the following Westinghouse
Miss Marian Clifton, Miss Anna Wurde-
| man, j. C. Richardson and wife, F. L.
Campbell and wife, Mr.. and Mrs E. c.
Campbell. Miss Mile L. Carter Mrs. Ade-
line Marean, Miss Katherine 7. Kelly, Miss
Violet NJ. Reeves, Miss Beulah B. Reeves,
Miss Mabel A. Reeves, Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Dawes, Miss Anna K. Heger, Miss Edith
Marean. Miss Evangeline Elizabeth
Crowell, William B. Crowell, William Os-
burn, Mrs. George Widmer and daughter.
Miss Lillian l. Tolson, Harry B. Smith,
w. H. Ronsaville, Frank A Jones, H Will
liams Nichols Russell Gore Abbott, Carl
F. Durkmans William Saunders, w. E.