Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BEAUTIFUL GIFTS AND GOOD
WISHES As A FAREWELL.
Gen. and Mrs. Humphrey the Recip-
ents-Departures for Naca-
tiOn-NOtes.

recent issue of the Havana Post gives
the details of the brilliant farewell reception
rendered General and Mrs. Humphrey al the
Del Segundo Cabo Palace. previous TO the
| departure of the former for service In CHI
/ ma. A handsome sword with belt knot and
case, was presented to General Humphrey
with letter signed by all the donors to the
| testimonial. After an exchange OF pleasant
| addresses between the committee and Gen.
Humphrey, the former had another pleasing
duty in presenting to Mrs Humphrey
| diamond-studded watch.
Misses Irene and Marion Connor left this
evening for St. Georges Island for a few
weeks vacation
/ Miss Bessie Heiberger and brother have
| returned to Washington after a STAY of a
month at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Louis F. Gardner and family will
leave Saturday for their usual summer out
| ing. accompanied by their friend Miss
Beth Waterman. Part Of the time will be
spent In Harper's Ferry w Va and the
remainder at Atlantic City. where they will
be Joined by Miss Waterman's parents.
Miss Jessie Alderman is a guest at La
Fetras. She will remain in the city a
| month or six weeks
Walter T. Ketcham is spending the sum-
mer season in the Adrondacks.
| Mr.. Hines and family of 25o4 Pennsyl-
vania avenue are in their cottage at Co.
| lonial Beach. Va.
Mrs. Lynch and daughter, Miss Manniel
Lynch OF Boston are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Dugan of 1911 NJ street, where they
| VIII be pleased to see their friends
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Walker sail
today for Germany on the Kaiser Wilhelm
| Der Crosse and expect to remain abroad
| several months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mccullough are at
Aurora-in- the-Alieghanies for the remain
der of the season. They are at the Aurora
| House.
| The funeral of Mrs. George Barclay
| Rives. whose death from typhoid fever re-
Gently occurred in London. took place yes
| terday at Grace Church. New York, where
three months ago she stood bride. Mrs.
| Rives was Miss Elizabeth Hare and was
| related to Senator Kean's family The in
| terment was at Tarrytown.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. J. j. Muir and the
| Misses Muir have left the city. to be gone
until the early part of September. After
spending 4 couple OF weeks in East Orange
N j., they will go to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A. Coleman left to-
day for Warrenton. Va. where they will
spend the remainder of the summer
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. s. Heinline of Capitol
| Hill, after visiting Rev. and Mrs. f. o.
| Eldridge in Winchester. Va. have gone to
Capon Springs. w. Va. to spend this
month
| Heron left Thursday last for Boston by
| sea. After stay in and about Boston
| they will return home September l.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas G. Porter and daugh-
ter have returned to their home 3457 Hol-
mead avenue. from extended trip
through New England and New York state.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin c. Getzendanner
have returned from their European trip.
Mrs. A. A. NJ. Collins. who has been i'll
for Dc OBJ Al
rondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Cumberland and
daughters have gone to Piney Point for a
stay of several weeks.
The Misses Curtin of Georgetown are Wis
| ting their friends, the McIntyres. of Gaia
sauqua. Pa.
| MIR. J. X. Fitz Gibbon has gone TO Ell
mira. n. Y, to spend the month Of August
| with his wife and children who are spend
| ing the summer there.