Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-08

Hemmick left for Plymouth. N. c.. on
Thursday. and will remain away during
the season.
Miss Anna Is. Dalzell. secretary of the
Ohio Soldiers Home. Is in town. the guest
of her parents and friends.
A delightful straw ride was given last
night by the young people OF Twelfth
Street NJ E. Church to Forestville, in
honor of Miss Emma Harding. Among the
number who participated were the Misses
Edna Bobb, Emma Allen. Bertha Mahoncy.
Bessie Rodrick, Mrs. Willis. Ella Nermli-
lion. Irene Jacobs, and Messrs. Staples.
Mahoney. Rodrick and Shelton. Mrs. Car
ter and Mrs. Shelton were chaperons.
Mrs. S. B. Pennebaker and son. Clinton
Boone, are. sojourning near Herudon, Va.
Miss Edith Cudlip of this city is at the
Hotel Hunterston. New Jersey. where Mrs.
Juanita Humphrey of this city is visiting
Miss Coleman.
Mrs. Joseph Tyssowski is at the Tray
more. Atlantic City.
Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. H. Crawford and chill
dren are at the Traymore. Atlantic City.
Mrs. r. G. Burke and Miss V. II. Johnson
are spending the summer months with
friends at Lcesburg. Va.
The Misses Graham of 1916 II street are
spending the month of July at Atlantic
City. From there they go to the Adron-
dacks. The fall will be spent in travelling.
Johnson are spending the summer months
at Berkeley Springs, w. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +. Myers of All 4th
street northeast have returned home. after
an enjoyable ten-day visit to friends in
New York city.
There was a very pleasant party given to
William H. Barker, jr.. in honor of his
twenty-frSt birthday. Monday evening,
July 3. 1899, at the residence of Mrs. Free
man. 4o5 r street Vocal music and games
were enjoyed. In the donkey game" the
first prize was won by Harry Freeman,
and the BOBBY prize was awarded to Mrs.
Nell Zell of Kentucky. Refreshments were
served at a late hour. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Arnold, Miss
Louise Arnold, Miss Kate Arnold and Mr..
Geo. Arnold of Baltimore, Md: Mrs. Free
man, Mrs. Nell Zell Mrs. Dickerson, Mrs.
Aggie Dunn, Mrs. Martin, Miss Retta
Smith. Miss Eta Smith. Miss Minnie Ritz
ter. Miss Katie Berger, Miss Clara Norton.
Miss Mary Fallon. Miss Nettie Taylor,
Messrs. William H. Barker. JOS. J. Braugh.
Mr.. William Freeman. Mr.. Edward Gibson.
Henry Madert, John Koehler. William
Fincham, Henry Martin, Geo Ritter. Harry
Barker Geo. Martin, Frank Smith. MIR.
Pierce, Chas Specht. Harry Freeman Will
liam O'Connor Mr.. Beck, Fred Waterholter
and Mr. Lavender.
Mrs. NJ. w. Pardee and family are at
Atlantic City for the rest of the season.
MISS Iulld A. bOOL0 Is dI AIlanIlC lily
for the season.
Mrs. Edwin A. Mess and children are
spending the months of July and August
in Shippensburg and Harrisburg. Pa.
Mrs. ]. Y. Jameson and children have
gone to Ocean Grove, n. j., to remain until
October.
Mrs. n. B. Greene of 1920 @ street has
sailed for an extended European tour.
Miss Keren Whittier Culbertson of 1887
18th street, recent graduate from Central
High School. has been awarded a scholar
ship to Dickinson College. Carlisle Pa.
Mrs. Edward F. Riggs is stopping at the
Hilltop House. Harper's Ferry. w. Va,
where she will remain for the summer.
Maj. and Mrs. A. E. H. Johnson and
family are occupying the Hilen Manor Ho-
tel at Forest Glen. Md, as a private resi-
dence during the summer months Mr.. a.
| Roland johnson. who has been i'll for some
time. Is spending a month at Capon
Springs. w. Va.
merry party started from the residence
of Mr. w S. Boyd sos Sd street. Thursday
evening last 1t was given in honor of Miss
Susie De Yelling of GAINESVILLE Ohio. who
has been attending school in Washington,
and who, with Miss Edith Shank. leaves
for Ohio Friday evening. The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. w. s. Boyd. The OBJ
jectiye point was Bethesda Park, and along
the route the songs and bugle calls OF the
jolly crowd made them the envy OF many.
Old glory fioated from the top of the bus
and Chinese lanterns helped to decorate it.
At the park a spread was enjoyed and
games were played. Dancing. cake walking
and music were the features of the enter
tainment. Those present were the Misses
Susie De Yelling. Ruth, Edith and Carrie
Shank, Mildred Kline, Mabelle Boyd. Ethel
Brown. Daisy and Anna Quantriile. Alta
and Florence West, Mary Headley. Grace
Stock and Mrs. w. s. Boyd and Virgie Q.
Brown, accompanying Messrs. Charlie
Shank. nr. Karl b. Boyd, VIII Boyd. Percy
Howcott, Raglan Henderson. James Ray,
Henry Agnew, John McCrary. Elliott
Brown Harry Mattern, Dick Engel and
Will kettler.