Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Dinners and Dances Begin Among the
Cliff Dwellers.
Recent Departures for Summer
Travels-Britisln Embassy mt
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

even more extended hospitalities on the
same evening in the way of dances or must
| Gales might also be included. Newport by
| the way. need not struggle with the bother
| OF whether or not it will give a, welcome
home to Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, as
| that interesting couple are not in any hurry
| to press the question and will not sail from
the other side until the last week in Au-
| gust. By that time there will be hardly
| any great do:ngs left, unless 1t be the Can
tacuzene-Grant wedding now scheduled
| for early September. The Washington COL
| ony at Observation-Disclosures and up in
| the Berkshires are to be congratulated. At
the former place the summer pleasures are
OF the quiet even character which is es-
sential to a thoroughly restful vacation,
and outdoor life has every attraction in its
| favor. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcclure left
during the week for their old quarters at
Manchester. and, as usual. received the
most cordial welcome from all their ac-
| quaintances there. Departures for the sea-
| side and mountains, as well for Europe
nave been frequent the past week. and it
| viii take q strong reason to explain a pres
| ence in town after August j for anybody
who sets up as a follower of fashionable
forms.
A number of Washington young people
are spending some time at Mont Sylvia
Round Hill, and are having quite q gay
time. The party at present consists of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas, F. Hastings. Miss Elizabeth
Shelley. Mr. II. b. Hodge, Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold V. Graves, Mrs j. ]. McAuliffe, Mr.
Anthony McAulffe, Mrs. c. Nj. Merrill Mr.
NJ. M. Merrill and Miss Hurley. The party
will be largely increased next Saturday.
Miss Carolyne Sparrow, who has been
studying music the past season in Wash
ington, has returned to her home in Penn
syivania-
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Groverman will spend
several weeks at Bar Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs II Rolfe SroepfiOe-
several weeks at Atlantic City with ex-
Councilman H. N Bolte.
Mrs. j. D. Lyon and children of 1894 II
street northeast left yesterday for Johns
town. Pa, to pay a visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs John Fulton.
Mrs. Robt. III. Dean and her daughter
Addie, of 1905 Lincoln avenue, have gone
to Marion, Ky, to visit relatives, and will
| remain till the middle of August.
Mrs. Louis B. .Ridenour. with her two
children. left on the 18th of July for New
ark, Del. to spend the summer
Mrs. Mary NJ Cooke has gone to Ten
nessee to visit the family of Ex-Governor
Bob" Taylor, at Johnson City, for several
weeks.
The British embassy opens up its sum-
mer home at Newport today in the cottage
called THE Nutshell
Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson and family are at
Kennebunkport. Me. for the season.
DR.. Sewers and family at Port Hope,
Ontario. Canada. their summer home.
Mrs. Nj. D. Mitchell has gone to Beacon
by-the-Sea, Point Pleasant, N. ].
Mrs. 8. J. Lewis is at Atlantic City for a
months stay.
Mrs. r. B. Bradford is at York Harbor,
Me-
Miss Virginia Butler and Miss Heming
way sailed for Europe today.
IN Of "a
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Denton Morford
at "Silyerside," near Catonsyille, Nd.
Mr.. Jules Boeufve of the French embas-
sy sailed today for leave of absence in
France.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman and children are
spending the summer at Rogers Rock,
Lake George. N Y.
Mrs. Ricketts, is now at Newton, N. ].
Mrs. E. Quincy Smith has gone to Tully
Lake Park. N. Y.
Mrs. A Maurice Low and children, who
lantic City.
Mr.. Leonard Sergeant of 623 Maryland
avenue northeast has left for trip to Bos-
ton, Hull and Sommerviile, Mass, and will
return home by the way of the Green
mountains.
Charlton Rout, with Mrs. NJ. X. Mcmahon
and her son Ambrose, are summering at
Virginia Beach. Va.
Miss Martha Garthwaite of Capitol Hill
left this evening for short trip on Ches-
apeake bay.
Mrs Edwin R. Ford has left the city with
her little children for two weeks stay at
Piney Point, Md. From there they will go
to spend the rest of the summer with the
children's grandfather, Mr.. C. f. Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Drane and their Sis
ter, Miss Mckenzie. have settled in their
home, 2s19 18th street, where they will be
happy to welcome their friends.
Mrs. George NJ. Slye, Miss Katharine Nc
Daniel and Miss Annie Houser are stopping
at the Brexton. Cape May
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schneider have gone
to Atlantic City.
Gen. and Mrs. John Moore, after spending
two months with their daughter in north
western Pennsylvania, have gone for the
remainder of the summer to the Isle of
Shoals, New Hampshire.
a merry party of ten members of the Ry-
land Musical and Literary Circle of this
city went on trolley and straw ride to
Lewinsville, Va, last Wednesday night. and
participated in concert given in the Meth
odst Church of that place. The program
was as follows: Chorus, Ryland Musical
and Literary Circle; Laughing Song by
Maurice Lodge: soprano solo, by Miss
Brown; dialogue. Miss Martin and Mr..
Ayre; solo, Miss Walton of Lewinsville; re-
citation, Miss Katie Merry. Falls Church;
duet, Miss Brown and Mrs. Dodge: solo.
Mr. James Cathell; reading. Mrs, Gould of
Falls Church; solo, Mr.. Montgomery of
Lewinsville; chorus, Ryland Musical and
Literary Circle: solo. Miss Bonham, Lew
insviile; Chalk Talk" Mr. Montgomery;
solo, Mr.. Catheil; chorus, Ryland Musical
and Literary Circle. Those composing the
party. were Misses Spence, Brown, Brewer
and Martin, and Messrs. Brewer, Lodge
Ayre and CathciI and Mr.. and Mrs Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Buckler and son Cres-
ton are spending the heated term at Beyd's,
Md.
Miss Anna Mae Davis and Miss Daisy
Reinburg ace spending a few weeks with
Mrs. George Washington Clarke of Wood
bridge, Va.
Miss Abbie ". Coultry of Capitol Hill is
visiting friends and relatives in Chicago
and Cincinnati. and will return home on or
abou; September ].
Miss Rosa Lee Cobb of Richmond, Va.
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Judson d. Cobb on
Columbia Heights
At. Tucson. Ariz-, July II. quiet we'd
ding took place at the cathedral at O'Clock
In the morning, when William G. Power
and Margaret q. Lysight were made one.