Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-26

Mrs Oldberg, Miss Finley, Mr.. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fiji. Mrs Walter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woods. Mrs. Mary Helen Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Shafer Mr.. and Mrs.
Seward Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Ashby.
Miss Eleanor Ashby DR.. and Mrs. Edwin
r. Hodge, Miss Cradduck. Mrs. Geo. Peter.
Mrs: and Miss Kinear. Mr.. and Mrs Low
er, Miss Lower. Mr.. Preston Ray. Miss Nell
lie Ray. Mrs. Helen Thompson. Silver
Springs; Mr.. and Mrs Wright Curtis. Miss
Curtis, Woodside; Rev. Mr.. Barr Miss
ton: Mrs Maurice Clagett. Masters Noble
and Brice Clagett Mrs Page Miss Pearl
Page, Mr.. Fred. Page. Mr.. and Mrs Head.
Mrs. Fl. l.. MCQUEEN, Miss Eleanor Nc
Shepherd, Mrs. Kennedy. Miss Anna NJ
Kennedy and Mr.. VIII Kennedy.
Mrs. j. w. Swanson and Mrs. F. Hurle-
baus have returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. e. P. Richardson and children left
Thursday afternoon for a visit to Shep-
herdstown, w. Va, accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. ]. W. Rightstine, Frank b.
Rightstine and May Knapp.
Miss Mary Sidney Wharton. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen T. Wharton of Chi
cago, was married to H. Gale Turpin of
Washington Wednesday at the home Of
Mr.. Charles c. Slack. Oak Lane. Philadel-
phia. The ceremony was performed by
Rev DR.. E. w. Appleton. rector of st.
Paul's Episcopal Church, Philadelphia.
Miss Hilda Waters of Georgetown. with
her sister Alice. is visiting relatives in
Pennsylvania.
Miss Louise T. Harrison Is at Cape May
on a short visit.
Miss Annie Mclaughlin of 936 23d street
has returned from Atlantic City
Mr.. Joseph Holt Iglehart Is In the city
visiting Mrs. T. w. Pegram. 171S street
1glehart of Evansville. Ind, and the grand
nephew of the late Judge Joseph Holt
Miss Isabel Dwire and Miss Gladys Of
futt of Capitol Hill have gone to the noun
ta1ns of Virginia, and will not return for
several weeks
Mr.. H. c. Edmonds and his bride. for
merly Miss Emma Jordon of this city have
returned from their trip to Atlantic City,
and yesterday left for Richmond Va
where they will remain for a short time
1hey viii extend their travels through the
south and west.
Miss Lena E. Iisney of Southeast Wash
ington has returned from Virginia Beach,
Ocean View, Portsmouth and other places
of interest
Wednesday evening, August -, Miss
Ella f. Sherman entertained large num-
Der of her many friends and schoolmat,s
with her parents at her home sol Stanton
pace northeast, to celebrate her thirteent h
birthday anniversary. The evening was
spent in games and at supper Among
those present We're Miss Lillian Sadler.
MISSES Nellie and Mamie Dougherty,
Misses Veronica and Gertrude Lynch, Miss
Agnes Jam eson, Miss lime Moran Miss
Lille Robertson. Mr.. Frank Moran, Mr.
John Reeves. Mr.. L. Seares, Mr. r. Hober-
son, and her two brothers. Alpheus and
Leroy, Mrs. Samuel Gregg. Mrs George
DouSherty, Mrs. l.. Robertson and Mr.
Moran. Several nice presents were re-
ceived
After spending a very pleasant visit to
their friend, Miss Sallie Isenock of Manor
Glen, Baltimore county, Md. Miss Rosetta
Watts and brother Edward have returned
to their home
Miss Katie c. Frederick, who lately re-
Signed the treasurership of the Epworth
the North Capitol Methodist Church, an
as the superintendent of the infant school
OF that church, was given Il great surprise
Loudermilk, her associate in these good
works forty small children, beautifully
dressed. most of them in white paid her a
visit Miss Frederick will soon depart for
Philadelphia to be married to Mr.. irwin c.
RAIN of that city The children presented
her with very handsome solid silver wait
er as their bridal gift
Mrs. Lily A. Foster, wife of Captain A
b. Foster of the 10Th Infantry is visiting
her father, Captain Robert Armour. 800
18TH street northwest, where she may re-
main during the absence of her husband
with his regiment in the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lacey of New Jer-
sey avenue are at Harper's Ferry for the
rest of the summer