Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-14

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ment the guests repaired to the dining
room. where refreshments We're served.
Miss Cora I. Siggers. formerly of Wash
iEgton. but at present living in Phiadel-
phia. left New York July 4, on the steamer
Trave for trip abroad. She will visit
Paris, England and Scotland, and will be
absent two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Eugene willes have
left the city for an extended trip through
northern New York and the Thousand
Islands.
Col. and Mrs. Cooney and the Misses
Cconey are out of town, to remain until
October.
Miss Maude Harper and Miss Clara
Brandt, left for Mountain Lake today.
Mr. Samuel R. Honey, jr., of New York
Is the guest of his sister. Mrs. A. Honey
Williams. on H street. Mr.. Honey is a
nephew of Col. 8. r. Honey of Newport,
r. 1.
Miss Maye Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. H. Smith, is visiting Miss Beha
of this city.
Misses Grace and Bessie Senior of LIE Droit
Park are visiting friends at East Aurora,
near Buffalo. N. Y.
Miss HOllie Eleanor Rogers Of 1927 18th
street is spending the summer with Mrs.
Laura Boyd at Oceanic, n. J.
Last Monday evening Mrs. Isabel Pallen
Smith of 1885 22d street gave a progressive
euchre party in honor of her sons friend,
Mr. John Pettigrew Keyes of st. Louis.
The parlors were lighted by shaded lamps
in rose-hued globes and the floral decora-
tons were of ferns and La France roses.
Cards, music and dancing were INDUCED in
until a late hour, Including amusing
cake walk. Supper was served at half-past
IL, the table being adorned with yellow
roses and asparagus vines, cut glass and a
rare old family service of silver. an heir
loom from Mrs. Smiths great-grandmother,
glistening under the reflected light of dam
ty lamps softened by turquoise shades. The
guests were Misses Mamie Castell, Dorothy
Dalarymple, Sarah Bonnell, Rosebud Cas-
tell. Josephine Clegett, Rosalie Dalarymple.
Isabel Pallen Smith. and Messrs John Pet
tigrew Reyes, Don ]. Murphy, Kendrick
Gibson. John Winship, Roy Palmer, War
burn, Dwight G. Smith and DR.. Howard.
Mr.. Keyes left Friday for an extended trip
along the New England coast before re-
turning to st. Louis.
Mrs. Sarah 7. Crews. Mrs. VIM. R. Bush
by and daughter Carl are at Pen-Mar
Mrs. Lillian G. Johnson and mother will
sail the latter part Of next week for Paris
and other European cities.
Among those sailing on the PENNSYLVANIA
of the Hamburg-American line today were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Fowler Of Capitol HILL
Mrs. Fred Schwab and daughter Ruth
Adele are spending the summer in the
mountains.
Misses Mildred and Rosie Wheatfield Of
1927 Sth street are spending the summer at
Harper's Ferry. w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Herman, Master Phil
Herman and Miss Camille Herman will
leave on Monday for Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durant and children of
Washington are spending the summer with
Mrs. John c. Bentley of Sandy Spring, Md.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Decide and chill
dren, Mrs. Lloyd Wight and daughter, also
OF Washington. are with Mrs. William W.
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Darnall and daughter
Edna are at Atlantic City for a stay of
two weeks.
Mrs. Jno. P. Church Is in Newport. visit
INK her son, Cadet Gaylord Church, who
was graduated from the Naval Academy
last month and ordered to the Newport tor
was an Eastern High School boy when he
entered the academy In 1895.
The Rev. William Rosnell Cole and wife
have been visiting his sister at Chevy
Chase. Mr.. Cole Is an eloquent and able
young minister, and he IS a graduate OF
Johns Hopkins University and Harvard.
His present charge is In Cohasset, Mass,
one of the oldest churches in the Unitarian
denomination.
Miss Lulu Couling of C street southwest
has just returned after a delightful visit
of ten days to friends In Danville, Pa.
Mrs. Minnie Voute, who has not walked
for three years, was Joined by a happy
party Of friends down the river on Friday.
Dinner and supper on the ground, in cele-
bration of her partial recovery of health.
At the home Of Mr.. Charles Suehle. No.
1918 North Gay street, Baltimore. his eldest
daughter, Bertha, and Mr.. Harry Donald
son were married Wednesday evening. The
bride looked charming In white organdie
trimmed with lace. The bridesmaids. Miss
Essie Carne and Miss Estelle Suehle.
sister Of the bride, wore white trimmed
with pink, and carried bouquets of pink
carnations. The bride received a large
number Of gifts. Among those present be-
sides the families of the bride and groom
living in Baltimore were Mrs. Harry Half
ner and the Misses Heller of Washington
and Mr.. Brooks Of Wilmington. Del. Mr..
and Mrs. Donaldson will be at home at
their country residence at Glennburg after
August 1.
Among the Washington passengers on the
Etruria. leaving New York week ago to-
day, were Mrs. Edwin NJ. Truell and Miss
Katie " Wilson. They will stay in London
a few weeks, where Miss Wilson will con-
tinue her musical studies. Before return
ing home Mrs. Truell and Miss Wilson In
tend visiting the exposition and some Of
the continental cities.
Mrs Chauncey Tilly and her daughter
Miss Fannie. are enjoying sojourn at the
Miller cottage, Cape May. n. j. Miss Tilly
has greatly improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew B. Graham and
family have closed their 10th street home
for the summer and are now pleasantly To-
Gated at their country seat, Fort Richard
son." Va. They will spend the month OF
August in Maine.
Miss Lillian Craigen is spending the sum-
mer in Pittsburg and vicinity. Miss Graf
gen will leave for Mountain Lake Park and
Cumberland next week.
Capt L. Merriam. United States army
and family leave today for Atlantic City.
N. J., where they will spend part of the
summer and will then go to the old home in
Maine, returning to this city the middle OF
October.
Miss Katherine Fitzgerald and cousin
Miss Katherine McQuade, have left Wash
ington for the summer. They will visit
relatives in Chicago. Ottawa and Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. B. Sands and family
are at Babylon, L. l., for the summer
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