Evening star., 1900-07-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BACK 70 THE STATES FOR THEIR
SUMNER PLEASURES.
AmbassadoF and Mrs. Draper and Col.
and Mrs. Leo Arrived From Eu-
rOpe-PersOnal Notes.

Col. ana MIS-. arthur l. ii. Les OF the
British embassy. who went abroad lately,
returned Saturday on the St. Paul. Among
their fellow passengers from this city were
Mr.. and Mrs. and the Misses Barney. The
ambassador to Italy and Mrs. Draper also
returned the same ship for the usual
summer visit.
DR.. and Mrs. Everett NJ. Culver. who
sailed early in June for Europe. spent the
fortnight before the arrival OF DR.. and Mrs.
Lewis Rutherford Morris in a trip to Paris
and Geneva. The party will begin their
ampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs Edward Mitchell are
at Narragansett pier.
Mrs. Slater of this city has named her
new residence: on the cliffs at Newport,
"Hopedeen." Miss Gwynn of this city Is
now her guest.
The serious Illness of Mrs. Amasa Stone.
mother of Mrs. Hay, continues. Mrs Hay
has been with her mother since leaving
Washington early in June.
The Princess Sophia and Barnba, daugh-
ters of Prince Dhuleep Singh one of the
richest of Hindoo potentates. were In New
York yesterday. They expect to take a
peep at the capital also and sail for Eng
land by Wednesday. They are making a
journey around the world.
Mrs. Hugh Moss Conner of Savannah, Ca,
has sent out announcement cards of the
marriage of her daughter. Annie, to Mr..
Clark Howell, Thursday, July II, at Savan-
nah.
Miss Mae Griffin of Capitol Hill has gone
to the mountains of West Virginia.
Miss Helene NJ. Rudolph of Capitol Hill
left today for a visit to the hills of vir-
ginia. She will be entertained by Miss
Louie Johnston.
happy gathering assembled at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin s. Clarkson,
NO. 20 street northwest, on Saturday
evening last the occasion being the Cele-
bratlon OF the sixth anniversary OF the
birth of their little daughter. Miss Dorothy
Clarkson. The guests were playmates of
the little birthday child" to the number
Of about thirty. The evening was spent
most happily, a number of the old ones
Including the greatgrandfather of the little
girl, Mr.. William S. Lewis, contributing TO
the chiidren's enjoyment. A donkey party
was a feature of the occasion. the first
boys prize falling to the lot of Master
Bright Handy. The little girl receiving the
first prize was Miss Dora Peters, while
bcoby prizes were earned by Master Merton
Marks and Miss Dorothy Clarkson. Boun-
teous refreshments were served during the
evening, many of the appointments of the
table being the same that We're used when
Miss Dorothys mother, then Miss Gertrude
Donath, celebrated her sixth birthday
Among the little guests who made the
ClGrkSon home the scene of 10Y and bright
ness this occasion were the following:
Masters Bright Handy. Willie Guyton. Err
nest klinge, Clarence Peters, Charlie Pe-
ters. Bernie Peters, Harold Nackman Holt
Wright, Raymond Champion, Albert Esher
George Robinson. Merton Marks, Nell
Marks. Misses Bessie Handy, Annie Handy.
Gertie Lewis, Bessie Lewis. May Hunter
Dora Peters. Susie Kirby. Rosie Kirby. May
Esher, Katie Esher. Florence Marks and
Florence Kaiser.
Miss Mamie Stinzing and Miss May Ward
left the city last Saturday on their sum-
mer vacation with their relatives at Cum
berland. Md.
Mrs. NJ. J. Campbell and Miss Fannie
Campbell are the guests of Mrs Cralle at
her summer home, 'Campbellton'' at
Heathsville, Va.
Mrs. Mary T. Caldwell will return to
Shelbyville. Ky, today.
A surprise birthday party was given by
Mrs. E Smith in honor of her daughter,
Miss May Smith, July 13. After games
were played refreshments were served
Among those present We're the Misses NJ.
Menekhein, S. Athey. g. Kettner L.
Banster, l.. Bourrows, ]. Golden, ]. Curry
]. Meyer. B. Lens, G. Culber. F Decker, NJ
Jacobs, n. Jacobs. G. Reynolds Messrs
D. o. Bryan, H. Decker E. Mumis. w.
Towne, w. Humphrey. F. Madison, B. How
ard, E. kettner. 7. Athey, E Serus, R.
Remington. F. Remington, H. Kaufmen
E. King and H. Culber.
Mr.. A. W. Rose accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Lillian NJ Rose. has gone
for an extended tour south
Mrs. E. Guischard and daughters are
spending this month at Danbury, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Welfey of Capitol
Hill leave today for their country home,
where they will remain till early fall