Evening star., 1901-08-31
ingtonians at the Lafayette for a short

ingtOnianS at the Lafayette for a short
period.
Mrs. w. H. Chase is a late arrival from
Washington at the Sea Crest Inn.
Mrs. Sabine Jorda of Washington regis
tered recently at the Ebbitt for a short
season.
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Megrath and the
Misses Megrath are sojourning at the Ell
beron.
DR.. and Mrs. J. ]. Darby and Miss Mary
A. Darby are also among WaSningtonianS
at the Elberon.
Miss Katharine Koehoe and Miss Mar
garet Koehoe have joined the Washington
colony at the Wyoming.
Mrs. John Burns, Miss E. O'Nell. Miss
Danenhower are among Washingtonians
at the Wyoming.
Miss Laura E. Smoot of Alexandria is
also at the Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Westcott and the
Misses Westcott are registered at the BreX-
ton for a short season.
w. L. Gibson of Washington is a guest
at the Windsor
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Paul of Washington
are staying at Congress Hall.
Miss Irene L. Furst has joined the Wash
irgton colony at the Star Villa.
George L. King of Washington is a guest
at the Columbia Hotel for an indefinite
period.
Mrs. A. T. McCallum and Miss Mccall
lum are occupying apartments at the
Stockton.
The Misses Annie and Nellie Entler of
Washington are guests at the Devon for
three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hoover of Washing
ton are also at the Devon for short stay.
Miss NJ B. Smith and Miss r. Adams are
enjoying the late season at the Devon.
Baron l.. F. Won Wimpffen is-registered
al the Wyoming from Washington.
j. Wimont Latimer is guest at the
Miss F. N Edmonds and Miss Leonore
EdmondS of Washington are pleasantly To-
Gated at the Ebbitt for short season
Mrs. Charles w. Powers, who is sojourn-
ing at the Elberon, will remain here until
the middle of September.
Mrs A P Robbins and Willard Rob
bins are among Washington guests at the
Devon.
Three well-known Washingtonians at the
Ste ckton include j. C. Davidson r. F.
Washburn and w. G. Orme.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Sheppard of Wash
ington are guests at the Lafayette;
Frederick w. Pratt joined Mrs. Pratt at
the Stockton early in the week for short
sojourn
Ralph S. Warfield and ]. w. Dare of
Washington are staying at the Colonial.
Mrs o. Sewell and Miss r. Sewell have
Joined the Washington colony at the Brex-
ten.
United States Senator Sewell of New Jer-
sey and Mrs. Sewell are expected home
from Europe tomorrow, and will arrive at
their Cape May cottage tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Herman P. Dressed and the Misses
Algie and Alice Dressed are among Wash
iEgtonians sojourning at the Baltimore Inn.
The Misses Fannie and Lucy Bryne have
jcined the Washington colony at the same
hotel for three weeks.
H. A. Latimer and ]. B. Daughterfeld of
Washington are enloylng three weeks
pleasantly at the Baltimore Inn.
Rev Father O'Keiffe of the Catholic Uni
versity who has been assisting Father
Kelly in St. Mary's Catholic Church here
this summer, returned to washington early
in the week.
Mrs. w. c. Mauer is a guest at the Stock
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Parmenter are pass
ing two weeks pleasantly at the stockton
Hotel.
At the same hotel are James A. Huedle,
Fred j. Schneider and H. S. Whitney
Mrs. George Noakes is among Washing
tonians staying at the Lafayette.
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Strickland of Wash
ington are enjoying season at Congress
Hall, accompanied by their mother, Mrs
Strickland wife of Col. j. H. Strickland
who during the civil war, commanded the
Sth Tennessee Cavalry.
w E. Finney of Roanoke Va, and fam
lily are popular Devon guests.
Mrs L. Cohen and daughters, Miss Jea-
nette and Miss Lille Cohen, who have
been with the Washington colony at the
Brexton all summer, returned home early
in the week.
Mrs. l.. M. Hoover and Miss Mae Hoover
her daughter, who Is a well-known teacher
in the District Of Columbia, are guests at
the Elberon.
Captain Cuthbert Powell or virginia is
guest Of his grandmother. Mrs. D. NJ
Kearny, at her cottage on Beach avenue.
DR.. Francis Ransom Lane and Mrs. Elinor
MacCartney Lane have taken a cottage
here for September.
Rt Rev. Leighton Coleman, bishop of
Delaware, Is late arrival and is expected
to preach in St. Johns P. E. Church here
tomorrow.
Capt John Lefite, United States army.
and Mrs Lefte are enjoying a season at
Cape May.
ton is staying at the Shoreham,s Cape May
Point
Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Deveraux of Wash
ington are occupying cottage here for
the remainder of the summer.