Evening star., 1901-08-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WHERE WASHINGTON PEOPLE ARE
ENJOYING THEIR VACATIONS.
Travels by Land and by Sea-Pers0nal
Notes OF General
Interest.

Mr.. and Mrs David J. Cotter. accom-
panied by Mr.. Michael Cotter Of Cape
Henry, Va, will leave Washington today
for Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Thousand
Islands and Brookville. Canada. returning
via the lakes. Hudson river and New York.
Mrs. Theodore L. De Land and her little
daughter. Theodore, are at Sea Isle, N. j.,
where they will spend the rest OF August.
Mrs Elizabeth Lloyd, Miss Eliza Lloyd.
Mr.. Chas. Lloyd. Miss Mollie Moore and
Miss Eunice Beck of Queen Anne county.
Maryland left Wesley Grove camp ground
yesterday morning. under the guidance OF
Miss Fannie Croggon OF Severn, Md, TO do
Washington. They visited many of the
public buildings. and took car ride to the
northwest part of the District. meanwhile
stopping for luncheon They returned to
the Grove in time to take tea at their
tents on the ground.
Miss Mabel Waddy Of 704 F street north
east has returned from Wesley Grove
camp ground. where she has been the
guest of Mrs. Van Horne. who has been
In camp there a month or more.
The members Of the LIE Droit Y. w. C.
T. u. participated in an enjoyable trolley
ride to Chevy Chase lake on Friday even
Ing. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs L. F. Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Metcalf, Mrs. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Keefer, the Misses Carpenter May,
Graham. Callahan. Long. Thompson Clock
feity, and Messrs. Brengle, Doyle, Tre-
maine, Metcalf, Beekman, Beatty and Ran
doloh.
Miss Ora E. Cass. daughter Of the late
9. B. Cass, Is the guest OF Miss nellie G.
Dalzeil.
Mrs. Thomas A. Harney of Columbia
Heights Is on visit to her old home and
friends in Cleveland, Ohio Later she will
be Joined by her husband, and then they
will visit the Pan-American exposition.
Miss Elizabeth A. Jordan and her riece,
Miss Evelyn Harvey Stevens, of 1914 Ken
yon street northwest will spend the bal
ance of the summer in the Blue Ridge
mountains
Miss Aggie McConvey Of 2O1 X street
northeast is spending the month of August
at Willow Vale. near Falls Church.
After three-weeks visit to Waverly,
Nd, Miss Lily H. Pickles has gone to
Alexandria bay for the remainder Of the
summer
The Washington Outing Club gave a
barge party to Great Falls Sunday, Au-
gust 4. Those present were Misses De
Fraus. Brinkley. Martin, Alger, Parry.
M. and A. Jones and NJ. and A. King and
Messrs. Beall, Prinkett. Longfrey, Thomas,
De Goss. Pipp. Parry and Brown.
Mrs. Nellie s. Edwards has returned
from Maine. where she has been visiting
friends in Augusta, Sidney. Manchester,
Readfield, Oakland and WateryilIe, STOP
ping on her return trip in Boston to visit
friends there.
A fishing party, composed OF W. N. Man.
ming of San Francisco, Misses Dowell,
Katherine Manning, Bertha v. and Lille
kincheloe, Adelia Osburn, E. Smith and
Elizabeth Carnell Mrs. Hatcher, Mrs
Jones and Messrs Clarence Middleton
Lyle Chappelear, Bayard Rucker. Edwin
Inf ohor Nnhh
Luck, Forrest and Claude Hatcher. LIE
Moine Dowell T. Winston and ]. p Kinche-
loe, after weeks fine sport have returned
to Woodside. The tents Of Camp Man
ming were pitched at the White Horse, on
the Shenandoah. The party was chap
eroned by Mrs. Katherine Dowell Man
ming Of Washington and Mrs. kincheloe
of WoOdside.
Mrs. X. Hawkins and daughter Anna. ac-
companied by Mrs Katharine Ebaugh of
Baltimore, left this morning for a trip to
the Pan American, Niagara Falls and Can
ada, returning by way of Pittsburg, where
they will visit relatives.
Washington people registered at the
Pennhurst, Atlantic City. are Mrs. J. X.
Willard, Mrs Gen. A. D. Hazen and maid,
Mrs. DR.. H. c. Duffey and daughter, Miss
Mary Duffey: Mrs. Richard Wallach John
T. Seibold. Henry NJ. Maynard, Hugh Le-
grange and Col. ]. T. Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Costinett and
Oau&nter 1earl ledVo To-Day TOT q SIX weeks
trip to Buffalo. Toronto and the lake re-
sorts Of Canada.
Misses Dorothy and Rosalfe DaIrymple
are at Buena Vista Springs, Pa
Mrs. G. p. Gehring has arrived east from
California and Is domic1led at the Hotel
Ahamont, Atlantic City. where she ex-
poets her husband to join her this week.
He Will return from Europe Wednesday.
Miss Mollie Faulkner Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. G. w. Bender Of Woodstock, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Costinett and
daughter Pearl left Tuesday for quite an
extended northern trip, embracing Niagara
Falls, Toronto and the Muskoha lakes In
the highlands of Ontario. They will also
visit the Pan-American exposition on their
return.
Mrs. D. H. Mudd and little daughters. ac-
companied by her sister. Miss Anna Made
leine Cady, are sOjourning at the Harrison
house, Prince Georges county. Md. Later
they will join party Of relatives at Ocean
Mrs. D. G.. Proctor, accompanied by her
little granddaughter Margaret. left last
week for Asbury Park, to be gone until the
last Of September.
Mrs. NJ J. Tully is spending the month of
August at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Seeley in upper New York state.
Mrs. p. c. Schaefer Of Capitol Hill. ac-
companied by Master Raymond and Miss
E1dtth left this morning Tor two weeks
stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Fl. G.. Hickman and her daughter
Mabel Of Capitol Hill have gone to
Charlestown, w. Va. with the expectation
OF returning about September 15.
st. Aloysius Church was the scene Of a
very quiet wedding Monday, the contract
ing parties being Miss Sadie C. Crawford
and Mr.. John T. Trapp, both Of this city.
The bride was attended by her sister, Miss
SuSfe Crawford: the groom bv his brother
Mr.. Geo. ]. Trapp Immediately after the
ceremony the couple left for Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Dulin left Saturday for Har-
per's Ferry. where she will remain the rest
of the month.
Col. and Mrs E. J. Gresham left this
city yesterday to spend the season at their
cottage in Newport, r. I.
FELL DEAD IN THE STREET.