Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-26
Glimpse of the Passing Show in the
Summer Cities.
VIZ. VANDERBILT'S SMALL DANCE
Coming Weddings Of interest to
Home Folks.
OTHER TIMELY TOPICS

scale, anu tuo result dtI tlht Coulu uC GA
pected from the work Of 200 decorators.
The flowers were magnificent. the favors
pretty as possible and the company de-
| lightfuI one. Mrs. Twombly, sister Of the
host, and Mrs. w. K. Vanderbilt, jr.. re-
ceived the guests, who included all the
Newport notables, with Senator and Mrs.
Wetmore and family. and others well
known here. The favors were distributed
by little tot who was carried about In
| a sedan chair borne by four men dressed
in Louis Quinze costumes. Mr.. Elisha
Dyer, jr.. who led the cotillion. introduced
| a number Of new and pretty figures. There
was dancing in the open air well as In
the ball room.
The marriage of Miss Dora Havemeyer
and Lieutenant Hamilton McRea Winslow.
flag lieutenant of the North Atlantic squad
ron, will take place at Friedheim. the sum-
nier home OF the Havemeyers at Newport,
September -. 1t will be one of the most
important events of the closing days or
| the Newport season.
| Miss Bessie W. Doyle of Washington, D.
| c., and Mr.. VIM. Watts Hurst of California
were married August 20 at st. Niclol&s
Church. Atlantic City.
| Mrs Sue Gender is visiting friends III
! Pennsylvania.
| Miss Sarah Greer is at Aurora.
Misses Mabel Crews and Margaret Camp
! bell at Atlantic City.
| Mr. Frank v. Tilford, Mr.. NJ. TIardcs1y,
| Mrs Huddleston. Mrs. A. Roderique and
| son. Harry Huddleston. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
| Z. Wood, Mrs. John c. kondrup, Frank A
| Branagan, Mrs M. w. Johnson, Mrs. Ella
G. Latham, Miss Ella G: Latham, Miss s
| f. Latham, Miss Katie w. Latham. Fred
w. Moore, c. Z. Willis. d. F: Fealy, Mr.
and Mrs. H P. Tharp and Miss Marie G.
| West are recent arrivals from this city at
| Fauquier White Sulphur Springs.
| 1xjtb wife and danph-
| ter. is spending couple of weeks at Cas-
| cade on Owasco lake, and Il, 60: t
land N. Y, at his old home with his
| brother Dr. Peck will attend the annual
| reunion of his old regiment at the last
| named place on the 18th to 31st instant.
| Mrs Gladys l.. Thompson and her daugh-
| ter. Miss Gladys. have returned from At
lantic City and New York While in Allan
| tic City she was joined by her son, Mr.. V.
| r. Thompson of the United States navy.
| Misses Louise and Julia Klinge left the
city Wednesday for trip to Linden, Front
| Royal and Woodstock, in the Blue Ridge
| mountains.
Miss Millcent Murray of Washington is
| spending August at Highfield Spring.
| Mrs Brant, Miss Barbara Neb and Miss
| Ida Gates have gone to Colonial Beach for
| stay of two weeks
| The c. E's of Faith Chapel, with some
of their friends are enjoying themselves at
| camping at Colonial Beach, where they
| have gone for an outing. Among the
| number al camp are Rev. and Mrs. Edward
| Warren, Mesdames " C. WoodDrlase, Aaice
| Duffey Ola Jones, G. b. Holmes, the Misses
| Jones, Mamie and Bessie Spaulding, Edith
| and Winnifred Warren, Mabel Garner Ger,
| tie Greenwich Ade,ine Woodbridge ana
Cora TAYLOR Messrs. w. Jones, G -.
| Holmes. Lester and John Taylor. Edward
| Piepenbring Henry A. Pheger. V. c. Wood
| bridge and Master George Holmes.
| Miss May Clemans and Miss Maize Ba-
den of Capitol Hill are at the Hill Top
| House. Harper's Ferry, w. Va
| A number of Washington people are at
the Bay Point Hotel, Rockland Maine. m
| Guiding 3. H. Warner and family, VIM. h
Moses, Mrs. Moses and Master hadford
| Moses, Dr. Thomas l.. Macdonald and MRS
! Ter, Miss Hughes, John H. Moore, Miss
| Kate Bradley, Miss Nette G. Bradley,
Major John NJ. Carson and Mrs. Carson
| Mrs. A. L. Reed has gone to Atlantic
| City for a short stay.
| Mrs. n. E. Mullan and Miss Doty are
| now at home from a trip up the Hudson
! to West Point. They also visited E.fzapetn
and Railway N j., Asbury Park and sea
Warren.
| Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Grubbs have been
! entertaining q number of friends for the
past ten days at their hospitable home. the
House on he-Hill. Happy Creek, va.
| Among their guests are Miss Katharine M
| Allen and Mr. W. Mosby Williams of this
| city Mr. Robt. NJ. Colvn and mother OF
| Alexandria, Mr. Ollie l.. Grubbs OF ran
dolph-Macon Academy, Miss Reid of Mark
| ham and Mrs. Nellie Grupps Zone oi " d.
| rem county, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. J. Ziegler and Mrs.
| Elizabeth H. Lloyd who have just re-
! turned from Atlantic City. will spend the
| remainder of the heated term at Gathers
! burg. Md.
DIR. and Mrs. S. F. Newton and son.
1 ,iad NV
Mr. Paul Bransom. have left for a weeks
! trip to Atlantic City.
| pleasant surprise birthday party in the
| form of straw ride was given to DR.. John
| r. McChesney Thursday evening The
| start was made at 7:13 pm. arriving at
| Chillum about an hour later. The home
| was beautifully Illuminated and the lawns
| profusely decorated with Japanese Ian
terms. watermelon feast was served on
| the lawn, after which the young folks re-
| paired to the spacious dining room. where
| a bountiful repast was served Several mu-
| steal selections were rendered by DR.. j. r.
| McChesnsy. Mrs. Robert McChesney and
others Songs and dancing rapidly fol-
! lowed, until midnight when the homeward
| journey made. The doctor received
| several presents. Among the guests were
| Mr.. and Mrs w. r. McChesney Of Chillum
| Mr.. Ellsworth McChesney OF Hyattsville,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. w. ChenoWeth and Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Brown of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
| C. Hemingway, Miss Cruit Misses Carrie
| and Matte Miller, Mr.. Willie McChesney
| Misses Rosie Brown Susie and Elmer Nc
Chesney. Willie. Blanch and Earl Brown.
| Maize Chenoweth and Mildred and Master
| Robert McChesney.
Mrs. A. ]. Mangum of 10Th street south
east has returned to the city with her
| children, Alma, Eugene and Guy, after
| delightful visit of seven weeks in Mary
land, much benefited in health.
Miss Carrie Loretto Bodemere, youngest
daughter of the late DR.. A. Bodemere of
Washington, married in New York
| city to Mr.. Charles B. Cameron of New
York by the Rev. Richard Hartley. Au-
gust II. 1899. The happy couple are spend
| ing their honeymoon. through the Cats
kills.
Prof and Mrs. S. w. Flynn have returned
| from six weeks vacation at Piney Point,
Md.
The A L. BARRIERS are well scattered this
summer Mr. Barber and Mr.. LIE Droit L.
Barber the eldest son, are in England,
where they have gone to bring home their
new yacht. the Sapphire III. formerly the
property of the late Baron Rothschild;
Mrs Barber is making tour through some
Of the Canadian lakes and rivers in the
yacht Gryphon. accompanied by friend,
returning by way of the Erie canal to
| M, vorlx. MIRO Davis ir 10 T., NJ,