Evening star., 1901-08-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
TABLEAUX AND PLAYS AMUSE BAR
HARBORITEs.
Mrs. Barney Used Her Talent With
COmfngs and Goings-PersOnals.

| Mrs. Albert c. Barney was the moving
| spirit In the tableaux given for charity last
| night at the Bar Harbor Casino. The
| Misses Barney. Miss McCauley and Miss
Berry had parts both In the posing and
| In the one-act play. Dresden china figures
and a series entitled '"rhe Passing of
| Times were beautifully arranged
Mr.. Kenney Baker and sister, Miss Bes-
sic Baker. accompanied by Miss Irene Nor
ris and Mr.. Robert Buckley, are spending
the week at Colonial Beach with Mayor
| Sherman.
Mrs. Lena w. Ketcham of this city is
gradually improving in health at Battle
| Creek, Mich, where she went the early
| part Of August.
| Mrs. A. j. Riley and daughter Lillian Of
121 g street. and Mrs. NJ P. Walker Of
Tenleytown, have returned from spending
two weeks at Norfolk, Va, and neighbor-
| hood.
Mrs. William Gardiner and Mrs. Law
| renee Parker have returned from a couple
OF weeks very enjoyable sojourn at At
| lantic City. N. j.
Capt. F. E. Chadwick, U. s. N, and Mrs
| Chadwick. assisted by other officers of the
| Naval War College at Newport and their
wives gave a reception yesterday after
| noon at the college, entertaining the off,
GERS OF the army and navy stationed at
| Newport and their families, together with
AAAohy VI thc SuullucI ISSlueIltS dI NeWpOTt
| and jamestown.
| Mr.. Felix Branningan and family. after
staying a short time on Chebeaque Island,
near Portland, Me-, are now located for the
| balance of the season at Kennebunkport, on
| the coast Of Maine.
Prof. j. F. Flynn of the Cahin Catholic
| High School. PHILADELPHIA and Miss Helie
M. McCalister of Capitol Hill are the guests
| or Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Reilly Of Rose Cot
| tage, Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard of 924 K
street will return home Sunday evening
from yachting trip down the Chesapeake
| bay and the lower Potomac. They have
| been away several weeks.
The many friends Of Madame Morales
wife Of Senor Don Vicente Morales, who
| some time ago was second secretary Of the
Mexican legation at Washington, will be
| sorry to learn that she died on August ~,
| at the City of Mexico.
Capt. John H. Frederick and wife Of X
| street northeast have returned from the
seashore. Many friends will be pleased to
welcome them home.
Rev. DR.. T. c. Easton has returned from
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, Va,
| where he and his daughter, Miss Deborah
have spent some weeks. Mrs. Easton is
still in San Francisco, Cal, and will re-
| turn the last Of September.
Mrs. Oliver e. Newton and the Misses
Meyers have returned from a pleasant visit
10 Ino fan-AmeFlcan exposition, Niagara
| Falls and Atlantic City.
| Miss Lille Keyes and her brother William
have returned home after a pleasant stay
| at Oatlands and Waterford, Va
Miss Ollie Thompson has returned from
Asbury Park, N. j., greatly improved in
| health.
Mr.. A. Herman. with his daughter, Mrs.
L. ]. Silverman, is at Atlantic City,
Mr.. Bernard Herman has returned after
| spending a week with his father at Attain
| tic City.
Mrs. J. ]. Strauss and Miss Estelle Ise-
| man of Charleston, 8. c., are stopping with
their aunt, Mrs. B. Hartz.
Mrs. Charles A. Schott and Miss Minnie
Schott leave today for several weeks stay
| in the mountains Of West Virginia Miss
Bertha Schott is with friends in East Or
ange N. j.
Mrs. VIM. L. GadshaIk. who has been
visiting at her old home, Bristol England
and at various places abroad, has returned
to Washington. She arrived on the St
Paul last Saturday, after a most delightful
trip.
Miss NJ. Loretto Goldsmith Of this city
has finished her trip through northern and
western Texas, and is now travelling in the
southwestern part of Texas and will go
through Mexico.
Miss Mamie Clark of Brookland, D. c..
has returned from an extended trip through
Virginia
The Misses Jarvis Of 1910 18th street have
returned from Cape May and Wildwood-by-
the-Sea, N j., where they have been spend
ing the past three weeks.
The marriage Of Miss Isabel McRoberts
to Mr.. Robert w. Tunstall will take place
at the brides home Tuesday evening, Sep
tember 3. Only the family and few in
| innate friends will be present.
Mrs. T. B. Kramer is with Mrs. Ida Mer-
ryman at the latter's home, Monkton
Manor, Md. Miss Merriam Kramer has
pleasantly spent July and August with Mrs
Merryman. They will go to Ocean City
next week, where DR.. T.. B. Kramer will