Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-02

city after stay of several weeks at Har-
| per's Ferry.
coran street. have removed to 1914 18th
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard s. Colt have re-
| turned to the city and are now at their new
home. Broadview, on Grant road.
delightful birthday party assembled at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred. G. Calvert,
1924 18th street, Wednesday evening, in
honor of their daughter Miss Fannie VI.
Calvert. Vocal and instrumental music,
games. etc, were enjoyed. The guests in
cluded Miss jolly, Miss Dix. Miss Bier
kamp. Miss Dyer Miss Ethel Calvert Miss
Fannie Calvert Mr.. Fowler. Mr.. Foster.
Mr.. Saer. Mr.. O'Dwyer and Mr.. NJ NJ.
Lewis
Miss Willie Wade Bierkamp of Rommey,
w. Va. who has been visiting Miss Fan
ME NJ. Calvert of Holmead Manor, left for
Charleston. w. Va, last evening to visit
her brother.
Mrs. McMillin, the wife of the governor of
Tennessee. who was such favorite here
during her husbands last term in Congress.
| has made fully as favorable an impression
on Nashville society she did here. Gov
ernor and Mrs. McMillin has been spending
the summer at their handsome country
place near Carthage, in the Tennessee
mountains and this month entertaining
gay house party of young people.
Mrs. F. Herbert Chamberlain and daugh
ter have returned to the city and will
spend the winter at 1862 Binney street, Co
| lumbia Heights.
Mrs. J. A. Shear announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Edna Rowell. to
Gustave A. Breaux, jr., of Richmond, the
wedding to take place in October.
A masquerade party was given last Sat
urday evening at 'Woodford Farm" Wen
ma, Va. by Capt Franklin Williams
Among those present were Mrs. Dent. Miss
Dent, Miss Helen Dent Miss Fannie r.
Miss Van mi
Miss Louise Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
ring. Mrs. Herbert Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheehan Mrs. L. S. Wall. Miss Belle r
Wall. Miss Bapte. Miss McGinness Miss
Edith Wake, Mr.. Frank Williams. Mr..
Louis Dent Mr.. Frank Wedderburn, Mr.
George Wedderburn and Masters Oscar
Herring and John Sheehan.
Mr.. and and Mrs George Rector of Har-
wood House. Fauquier county Va. gave a
straw ride to the White Sulphur Springs
last week. Their guests Mrs. NJ. Ev-
ans, Mr.. Sam Evans, wife and daughter
Helen Mrs. Lewis Heber and son, Mrs. Ed
Stockett and family. Miss Bette Potts,
Miss Mamie Vogeiweyd, Miss Jessie Soth-
oron, all of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lincoln Goodall, accom-
panied by Miss Fannie Rye, have left for
St. Michael's Nd to remain a month.
Miss Margaret Kelly has just returned
from d trip to Seattle On her way back
she stopped off at Aurora, W. Va, as the
guest of Miss Shaffer and remained several
days.
Miss Areta V. Hayes and Miss Carrie NJ.
Stage have returned after delightful stay
of several weeks at Atlantic City and
Phila de.hia.
Mrs. Harry F. Garrett and Miss Mary
E. Garrett have returned from two
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
The Italian Ambassador and Baroness
Fava, after long absence abroad, return
| ed yesterday to New York
| From the home of Mr. ]. W. Grubbs,
| Happy Creek, Va, to the Shenandoah
| river at Riverton. Thursday night. de-
| lightful straw ride was participated in by
| Misses katherine M. Allen of Washington.
| Catherine Cone and Nettie d. Grubbs of
Happy Creek and Messrs W.. Harvey
| Grubbs, who was driver, Ollie F. Grubbs of
Happy Creek and w. Mosby Williams of
Mesdames Grubbs and n. Grubbs Cone.
They stopped at Front Royal, where
| freshments were had returning home
about midnight
allan, the country residence of General and
Mrs. Allan Rutherford, on Wednesday
evening, in honor of their daughter, Miss
Nellie. The guests included many of the
bellies and beaus of the town, well
from Washington, Baltimore, ANNAPOLIS
and Rockville The grounds We're ilium-
mated, an orchestra furnished the dance
music and refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
Mr.. John Boyle has sent out cards for
| the marriage of his sister, Miss Katherine
Burke Boyle, and Mr.. Frank Kenneth
| Cameron Thursday morning, September A.
| at half-past 10 o'clock, at St. Paul's
Church. 18th and V streets. At home
Thursdays in December at 1722 Corcoran
street.
The Misses Boyle are now residing at
18th street and Omaha avenue, Brookland.
where they have been all summer, their
city residence being rented.
Mrs. J. B. Williams and daughter Lena
Of 1874 street leave the city today for
Berkeley Springs, w. Va. where they will
spend the remainder of the warm season.
Miss Virginia Carr and DR.. Edward H.
Mathers were united in marriage by AS
sistant Rector H. Fields Saumenig at Trim
ity Chapel at o'clock Thursday, the 31st
ultimo, few invited guests being present.
The doctor is a son of DIR. S. S Mathers,
formerly of Columbus. Ohio, but now one
Of the examiners of the land office in the
state of Oregon. The bride is of the
Districts fair daughters, and her circle of
acquaintances mourn her departure to the
west. The couple left Immediately for the
Pacific slope where they will spend some
time, part of which will be with the parents
of the groom. After this month they will
he "A home to friends Ohio