Evening star., 1901-07-11
SOCIAL MATTERS.
| Recent Happenings of General and
Personal Interest-0n for Travel.

Personal Interest-om for Travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean and fam
lily, with Miss Robinson of Baltimore and
Miss Handy of Richmond as their guests
arrived yesterday at Bar Harbor and took
possession of their cottage for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gains have issued invi-
tations for the marriage OF their son.
George E. Ruhl, and Miss Carrie f. DAM
mann of Baltimore. daughter of the late
DR.. L. H. Dammann of that city, Wednes-
day evening. July -. at o'clock, at Con-
| cordia Lutheran Church, 2oth and
streets. The bride will be attended by Miss
Marie kraus as maid of honor, DR.. VIII
liam 7. HeySer will be best man and the
ushers will be Messrs. William German, ].
Powers, Leo Zwssler and James Madi-
son.
The marriage of Miss Rebecca Brooks
Cornell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Diaz
Albertine, and Mr.. Give Pringle will take
place today at St. Peters Church, Cobourg,
Canada.
A pleasant gathering assembled at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Smithson to celebrate the fifteenth birth
day of their daughter Laura. Vocal and
instrumental music was rendered by the
| Brandt and Maud L. Bates. Among those
present were Misses Alice Fay, Lillian
Keef, Maggie Wagner. Laura and Mado-
| line Smithson, Mamie Quigley. Maud l.;
| Henrietta Brandt and Messrs. G. Leon
| Smithson, Earle Smithson, Henry Duehr
| ing, Charles John Pitt, j. Frank Myles,
| Frank Stewart Magruder. Tobie Turnover,
| Mrs. NJ. Bates and Mr.. and Mrs. Smithson.
| Mrs. Ida R. Bangs left Washington last
Saturday to spend the summer in Den
yer, Col, with her daughter, Mrs. Leland
Cross.
Miss May Dearing and her sister, Mrs.
A. L. Tyssowsh with her children and
| maid, are at the Altemont, Atlantic City,
| for the season.
Mrs ]. c. Calhoun Patterson left this
! afternoon for Fauquier White Sulphur
| Springs. where she will be Joined later by
| her husband Mr.. J. c. Calhoun Patterson
! who is on business trip to Ann Arpor
| Mich. and Buffalo, n. Y.
| Chas. Tobias Walport will spend his va
cation at his old home in western Michi-
| gan. Mr.. Walport, who left Washington
| for the north Monday evening, was accom-
| panied by his eldest daughter, Miss Bessie
| Miss s. L. Crane has just returned from
| New York city, where she has been to bid
| bon voyage to her sister Miss Flora NJ
| Crane, and her nephew. DR.. c. w. Prentiss
| who sailed for Germany on the 9th instant
| DR.. Prentfss is a Parker Fellow of Harvard
| University and goes abroad to continue his
| research work in zoology.
Mrs. William Ayres Lamson of the Iowa
| was called home from her visit to Boston
! and attendance at commencement at Cam
bridge by the sudden and severe Illness Of
her aged father, Mr.. John D. Cobb. He
was stricken by the heat a week ago, and
though now out of immediate danger, is
still very sick
A jolly crowd of Zephyrs took trip TO
Marshall Hall last evening on the steamer
Bartholdi, which had been especially char
tered for that purpose. The party num-
bered forty-four, and all enjoyed themselves
to the utmost. Arriving at the Hall. dane
ing, bowling and the other amusements
were heartily participated in by all. on
the homeward trip, which was begun short
ly after 10 O'Clock, refreshments We're
served in abundance. Miss Salome Win
gate was heard to good advantage in solos.
as was also quartet, composed of Misses
Mary Brewer and Beth Byram. and Nessrs.
Worth Harper and Raymond Ayre, who
sang several selections. The Zephyrs par
ticipating in the evenings enjoyment We're
Misses Brewer, Byram Hall, Pruitt, Reed.
Barse, Isaac. Baker CorGer, McCul-
Tough, Furr. Beckert. Reed, George, Win
gate, Craigin, Brice, Scott Trumbull,
Moore and Conner. and Messrs. Mccullough,
Martin, Ayre. Harper, Harrison, Anderson,
Crawford. Peabody, Isaac, Barse, Thor
burn, Monroe, Outwater. Moore, Wiley.
Wilson. Jacocks, Mclean, Lundy, Merry
and Petit.
Mrs. A. W. Greely has taken a cottage at
Center Conway, N. H.. for the summer.
Her daughters, Antoinette and Adelaide,
and son. John Nesmith -Greely, who are at
present visiting friends, will join her there
later The family expect to remain at
Center Conway during the absence Of Cen
eral Greedy in the Philippines.