Evening star., 1901-08-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Miss Crookwell and Mr. Manners
Married Today.
home SOCIABILlfIES hEREAB0UfS
Washinotonians Scattered Far and
Near.
P e r 8 ON AL N 0 T. e

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Mr.. Dana Whitman Manners The young
couple will take a months wedding trip In
| western Maryland, after which they win
make their home in this city. They will re-
! ceive their friends after September 80 at
| 2OO7 Sd street.
| The members Of the "Merrymakers''
| spent a pleasant evening last Wednesday
| at the residence Of Miss Eva Johnson. 495
| Pennsylvania avenue, and will meet next
| week at the residence of Mr.. p. A. Scaggs,
| Branchville, Md. Refreshments were served.
| Among the members present were Presi-
! dent II. q. Huntsberry, the Misses Bessie
Bush. Ella Johnston, Near Leaman, Min
| ME Robinson, the Messrs Jas. CLANCY, T..
| N. Phelps. c. e. Engie. Guy Stewart and
| Leonard Stewart
The Fourth Battery Social Club will hold
| its first ball in the Post hall, arsenal
/ grounds, August 8, 1901.
Mrs. M. ]. Markrieter. accompanied by
| her daughter Nellie, sailed on the Majestic
| July IL for an extended trip abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Thomas left Wash
4 ington Wednesday en- route for Thousand
Islands. where they will remain this month,
| returning by Adirondacks and Buffalo. late
/ in the fall.
Miss Cordelia spinks is spending her va
cation with her uncle, J. E. Spinks, at
Newport, r. 1.
| Mrs. Washington Danenhower and her
daughters are spending the summer at one
| of the most beautiful places in the Shenan-
doah Valley, the Lupton House, near Har-
| risonburg.
| Protzman. with g. party Of friends, are
| making an extended visit to the Pan
| American.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Roland johnson are at
| Saranac Lake. Adirondacks for the sum-
| mer.
Mrs. Susanne Oldberg and her niece. Miss
Ruth Oldberg Browne, are at Deer Park
Hotel for month or more.
w. c. Baldwin and wife and Miss McCor-
mick OF Washington, D. c., are recent ar
rivals at Mt. Clemens, Mich.
| Mrs. e. e. Seufferle, son, Mr.. Willis W.
| Parker and niece and Miss Mildred May
Barnes are at Atlantic City for a short
| stay.
Miss Maud Hayes will spend her vacation
at Mount Winans.
Miss Maude Elwood Of No. "a I street
| northeast is at Narragansett Pier for the
| summer
| Mr.. Allie Walter Williams, U. s. A., sta
| toned at Governors Island, and Miss Eliz-
| abeth Morris Sample, daughter of James
A. Sample of the Treasury Department.
were married early yesterday morning in
| Jersey by a Justice of the peace. The cou-
| pie has been engaged for some time, and,
after dining together in New York night
| once It being too late to get a license in
| New York, they crossed to Jersey for the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence G. Allen are at
| the Winneegan, Baker Island, near Salem,
| Mass, after spending a week in Boston
They went and will return by sea.
| Col. and Mrs. Harry r. Bacon, with their
son. have returned from a pleasant outing
| Of two weeks at Arundel-on-the-Bay
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Groomes Of Brook
| land have gone for an ocean trip to ProvI-
dence, Boston, Portland and Old Orchard,
after which they will sojourn for a season
| with friends and relatives in the Mohawk
| valley in New York state.
Mrs. Adam w. Johnson left last Tuesday
for Seattle. Washington. where she viii
join her husband and accompany him on
| his return to Cape Nome, Alaska. wh.re
Mr.. Johnson Is United States deputy mar
shall
Mrs. J. Y. Jameson and son, Jesse Nc
kinley Jameson, are spending the summer
| at the Rosemont. Ocean Grove. N. ].
DR.. and Mrs. w. Given have gone to At
lantic City for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giovanni Chiayentoni have
returned from Atlantic City to their resi-
dence, No. 13 H street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Hoover and Miss
Ridge mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. v. Killian left today for
Atlantic City to stay three weeks at the
| Hotel Raleigh.
Miss lola McCathran left last Sunday to
visit Mrs. John Hindman and friends OF
Altoona, Pa, during the month OF
August.
Mrs. s. V. Proudft sails today from Phil
adelphia by the WesternIand for an alb
sence OF three months, which will be for
the most part spent in visiting relatives
| and friends in Birmingham and London.
AH u -In
panied by Mrs. Sol Lansburgh. left for At
lantic City yesterday for the remainder Of
the summer.
Mrs. Norman C. Camp and her niece,
Miss Elese Jeko, Of No. 2O03 Kalorama
avenue, left for New York on Tuesday last,
where they boarded the steamer Southwark
for Europe. They will be absent for sew
eral months, visiting Mrs. Camps daughter
Ethel in Berne, Switzerland.
Mrs. Steutchel of the dead letter office,
Post Office Department. accompanied by
her SON and daughter, sailed for Switzer-
land on Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Snyder and chill
dren went up to Aurora -the-AIleghanies
today, where Mrs. Snyder and the children
will remain until the latter part OF Sep
tember.
Miss Hattie Olina Herring Of Carbondale
and Mr.. William e. Barnes Of Hallstead
Pa, were quietly married Thursday even
ing at the summer residence at Hallstead
of the brides aunt, Mrs Margaret r.
Wood of this city. The bride is well known
in Washington, having spent several win
ters here as the guest of her aunt, during
which time she made hosts Of friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Barnes will reside In Hallstead.
Messrs. A Girouard Of the Post Office
Department and Dell Simons Of the coast
survey will start tomorrow for q trip by
sea to New England.
Mrs. John Mitchell, ST., has closed her
house, 1925 Whitney avenue, for the re-
mainder Of the season and is soJourning
with her children at Atlantic City until
the middle of September.
Mr.. John Mitchell. ST., II making tour
Of Scotland and will be absent until fall.
Mrs. s. Edwin Tomlinson and son Ed
win are spending the summer at Kingston,
N. j.
Mr. and Mrs. w. III. Womersley, with
their little ones. Bessie, Charlie and Baby
Morrill,. are spending their summer at Capt.
FoxweIs beautiful home at Leonardtown.
Md. They will be Joined by Mrs. Womers-
ley's mother and sister, Mrs. Charles Fu-
gift and Miss Marguerite Fugitt, on or
after the 18th.
Dr. and Mrs. Francis p. Morgan are
spending the month OF August In New
England.