Evening star., 1898-09-16
Personal NOTES.
Interesting Mention of the Coming
and Going of Many People.


Miss Matte Gray Weaver. who has been
visiting for a month past her uncle. Mr..
James T. Petty, has returned to her home
in Front Royal, Va
A social party was given this week in
honor of Miss Ida Wood at her parents
residence, No. 914 4th street southeast.
Games and other amusements both preced-
ed and followed beunteous refreshments,
which were served in the spacious lawn OF
Miss Woods residence, which was illu-
minated by numerous Chinese lanterns.
Those present were the Misses Rena Swee-
ney, Sadie Watson, Dora Rope. Unetta
Rope, Eva Kramer, May Awkward, Isabelle
Garcia. Minnie Soper, Sarah Fighter, Mary
Bateman Agnes Davis, Sophie Ruppel. An
ME Heath, Maggie Duffy, Gertie McWil-
hanson. Maud Fighter, Mamie Kendall and
Messrs. John RICHTER, Clarence Z. Sheck-
ellis, Irving L. Sheckells, Frank Clarkson.
Franklin Davis, Geo. BowersoN, John
Ridgely, VIM. Mack Frederick Lehnert, ID.
Stansbury, Fannie Chef, James McWil-
hanson and Mr. and Mrs. Wood and fam
lily.
Last evening pleasant gathering met at
the home of Miss Maude Ferguson, 493 /
street southwest Games Were INDUCED in
until quite late hour, after which refresh
ments were served. Those present were
Misses Susie Lowry, Irene King, Elton
Perry, Maggie Mohler. Fannie Hancock,
Mamie Hall and Maude Ferguson, Messrs
Gallagher, La Grove. Talbot. II. King, j.
King, Mothershead. Woltz and Warner.
The beautiful September weather is being
keenly enjoyed by the numerous guests
sojourning at Doubling Gap and White
Sulphur Springs The mountains are be-
ginning to assume their magnificent au-
tumnal coloring. Although there is no lack
of indoor amusement, outdoor sports hnd
favor, and are indulged in by nearly every
one Among the recent arrivals from
Washington at White Sulphur Springs are
r. G.. Rutherford. L. 5. A: Mrs. X. u
Rutherford. r. G.. Rutherford, jr; Mrs. Ed
ward Middleton, Miss Middleton, A. NJ Hill
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ford, NJ. D.
The announcement of the marriage OF
Miss Maggie G. Rosenberg and Mr.. Sam
uel solomon, both of this city, will cause
great surprise to their friends. They were
married by Rabbi Rosenstein at Baltimore
Tuesday. September IL. MIR. and Mrs. s.
Solomon will take an extensive trip north,
and upon returning home will be pleased to
See their friends.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Goodman announce the
engagement of their daughter Rosa to Mr..
August Baer.
Miss Mary Skinner of Washington and
Mr. W. H. Hildreth of Glen Falls, n. Y,
were married at Hamline Church at $50
last evening by the Rev. DR.. Strickland
Mr. W. II. Rosewag was best man and Miss
Cora Walker was bridesmaid. The ushers
We're MIR. ]. T. Farr and Mr.. c. ]. Grant.
The bride prettily gowned in white
silk and carried bouquet of Marechal Nell
roses. The bridesmaid wore white organdie
ana carried a bouquet OF NHile N!lllld dS~
ters. A reception was held later at the
residence of the brides uncle, Mr.. II. ;.
Davis, 1922 Sth street. The couple will
leave tonight for their future home at
Elizabeth, n. ].
The last dance of the season was given
at Delaplana Va, Tuesday evening by the
Misses Delaplaine of this city and Miss
Nellie Smith The hall was beautifully dec
Grated with golden-rod and ferns Dancing
was kept up until n late hour, when supper
was served.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman, Cleveland
Park, have returned from very pleasant
trip of two months to England and Scot
land. They also spent a few days in Paris.
Mrs. W. a. Hendel of Philadelphia is Wis
iting Mrs. r. ]. Laurenson, 156 street
northeast.
Miss f. f. Farquhar of Olney, Nd, and
Miss Rosaie Muncaster of Rockville are
spending several weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Charlotte Stull returned home Thurs
day after a delightful trip west.
Miss Nora Sellman of Dickerson, Md,
gave a very pleasant progressive euchre
party Thursday, September S, in honor Of
her guest. Miss Williams. Those taking a
part were Misses Williams, Estelle Will
iams, Nora Sellman, Julia Belt, Eula
Shreve, Nora Shreve, Katie and Amelia
Plunkett, Mrs. Gaskill, Mrs. Drury and
Mrs. Chiswell, Messrs. l. A. Chiswell, Ed
ward ChiSwell, L. d. GaSkill, Sam. Drury,
II. e. Meem, Bernard Jones, Mctlil Belt,
Schley Cassin. Carroll and Bernard Shreve.
The prizes were won by Miss Eula Shreve
and Estelle Williams and Mr.. Schley Cas-
sin and Carol Shreve. The ''tallies" were
tied with red, white and blue ribbon and
decorated with flag. and the tabe of re-
freshments in the dining room was deco
rated with flags.
Miss Lulu Weinking of Q street has re-
turned after pleasant stay Of two weeks
at Colonial Beach.
The many friends of Mr. w. Winter
Barnes of Fairfax, Va, and Miss Nellie E.
Wise of Georgetown, d. c., will be sur
prised to know they were quietly married
Wednesday evening at s o'clock by the
Rev. W. Raymond Stricken, pastor of
Hamline Church. at the parsonage, 913 X
street. After a short stay at the yelling
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