Evening star., 1901-08-10
their aunt. Mrs. M. Bell Of Prince Georges

DR.. Oliver D. Darrell and wife have gone
to Cape May. and are stopping at the Hotel
Stockton.
Miss Rose w. Marcy Of this city is spend
ing the summer with relatives IN the noun
tains of central Pennsylvania about
expected that Miss Marcy will return to
her home before the LIST Of October.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin NJ. McNish Of COS H
street are at Atlantic City.
Mrs. F. J. willoughby and her grand
daughter, Miss Edith Bretney. iof 6O2 A
street southeast, left the city on the Sth
instant for an extended so1ourn among the
breezy hills of New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs. August w. Noack Of 1906
@ street have gone on q trip to the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo. While
away they will visit Niagara and points Of
interest in Canada.
Mr.. Gus Louis and mother are at Man.
Lou, in Fairfax county. Va.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. Davis are at
Bailey Island, Me-, where they will re-
main for six weeks
Mrs H. P. Vollmer and daughter, Mrs
Albert Lee, will spend the month Of Au-
gust at Woodbury., N. j.
Mrs c.. R. Dufour and daughter Airline
are at Buffalo, where they will remain for
a short time after which they will spend
several weeks near the White Sulphur
Springs, Va.
Miss Cecilia v. Murphy Is spending her
vacation at Atlantic City.
Miss Blanche Stoddard left yesterday to
spend a vacation of some weeks in New
England visiting New York, Providence
and Boston en- route.
The Misses Katharine and M. Belle Smith
of East Capitol street have been enjoying
several weeks at Clifton Springs, N. Y.
They were joined this week by their
hrnfh OF yxf11 Ny{C{< ra1o
tives at Buffalo and do the Pan-American
and Niagara Falls.
Miss Nellie Mae Madden Of East Wash
ington is visiting relatives and friends in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Lucy of % Quincy
street. and Mr. and Mrs. ]. X. Bishop Of 36
Florida avenue left Washington Wednes-
day for trip to the Pan-American exposi-
tion, Niagara Falls and the Thousand Is
lands. They expect also to spend two
weeks on Seneca lake.
Miss Ethel Lucy of % Quincy street is
spending two weeks at Thoroughfare, Va,
with Mrs. Amy Jones and family of Wash
ington.
Mr. Fred Rice, Tot Keleher, Charles ard
Percy Jones, four popular members of the
Congressionals, have gone to Piney Point,
Nd, for a two weeks outing.
Miss Mamie Corcoran, who has been
visiting the family of Mr.. E. v. Rice OF
Baltimore
Major A. H. Davis, wife and daughter are
spending a few weeks at Asbury Park,
N J.
The Misses Schmidt have returned from
Milwaukee, where they went to attend the
eleventh annual convention of the Ameri-
can Whist League. Miss Charlotte Schmidt
formed one of the team winning the new
Milwaukee trophy, and brought with her
an individual prize, won In the trophy
play, handsome pin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sickles of Washing
ton and their daughter. Mrs John Stumpf
Of New Orleans, will leave tomorrow for
trip to Oil City, Pa, where they will remain
for some time with relatives. visiting diff
ferent cities on their return.
Mrs Carrie Emerson Of Takoma Is spend
ing several weeks at the home Of Mrs. B.
d. Cook, Colonial Beach, Va.
Miss Florence P. Serrin Will be the guest
Beach, Va, during the month of'iAugust.
Miss-Frances Sanders has returned to her
home 629 s street northwest
Miss Areta Hayes has gone tor oNspend the
month Of August and part of September
in and near Williamsport, Pa. She will
also visit Buffalo, Niagara and Toronto
while away trIs
Miss Ethel Glenn Of 7Os sth street north
east and Miss Nellie Blackstone of 724 G
to Aurora, w. Va.
Miss Mary Watkins Armand has gone to
Waltham, Mass, to spend several weeks
as the guest of her brother, Mr.. George p.
Armand.
Mrs. Frank P. Davis. with her daugh-
ters Zinna, Carrie and Lola, with Miss
Edith Tupper, are spending the summer In
the Blue Ridge mountains.
Miss Lizzie Tucker is the guest Of Col.
and Mrs. George Thairs, St. Catherins,
Canada.
Mr.. Charles Tobias Walport, who has
been spending his vacation at his old home
in Grand Rapids, Cascade and other Sec
tions Of the county Of Kent, Michigan has
returned. Mr.. Walport reports crops and
fruit as fair, and says the hustle and activ-
ity of the great northwest is nowhere more
evident than in Grand Rapids and vicinity.
Miss Bessie Walport expects to remain
north for some time for the benefit of the
climatic change.
Miss Lillian Melchior, accompanied by
Miss F. Lowry, will leave tomorrow for a
short stay in Maryland.
Mrs Edwin F. Austin and daughter Miss
Eta H. Austin, left town the first part of
the week to spend the rest Of August at
Atlantic City.
dance was given by the Daisy Pleasure
Club at the beautiful country home Of Mr..
and Mrs. M, Birch of Ballston, Va, in
"A.
Wright of Maryland. who are guests Of Mr..
Birch After dancing until a late hour re-
freshments were served. Among those
present were Misses Lillian Melchiorr, F.
Lowry, B. Pfeiffer. N. Pfeiffer, ]. Cooksey,
M. Sullivan. A. Sullivan, e. Sullivan, X.
Grimes, " Grimes, L. Weber, B. Cox, 8.
Birch B. Birch, E. Van Every, G.. Day. E.
Hurley, c. Lynch, Mrs. T. Birch, and the
Messrs. c. and T. Birch, A. B. Kringberg,
r. Wright, Kelly, w. Collins, ]. Sullivan,
H. Potterton, Millard, Nellie Cox. H.
Fields. e. Jodon, Archie Cox, T. Diggs and
many others.
Mrs George Flick of No. 9o7 Florida
avenue northwest gave her daughter, Bea-
trice Virginia, Thursday evening, from 8
to 0 p.m., a birthday party, it being her
fourth anniversary. The little folks had a
pleasant evening: Games and music were
indulged In. and many pretty presents
were received, among the latter a beautiful
diamond ring. Some Of the guests present
were Misses Louise Janney, Edna Hause.
Gertrude O'Connor, May L. Conrad. Alice
Jackson. Ira Nussbaum, Louise Meyers,
and Masters Ray Steward, Carlisle jack
son, RAYMOND Decker, q. w Flick. Mrs.
Lumus Drown, Mrs. E. G. Goss and daugh-
ter Mary. Mrs Capt. William johnson, Miss
ODESSA Frenger of Greenville, Va. Miss
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