Evening star., 1902-08-18

| of Mr.. Andrew Soehngen. and Dr. Louis
Kolipinsk will be married Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock at st. Mary's Church
| doun, Bluemont, Va, are Mr.. and Mrs. G.
| H. Nicely and daughter Mrs. S. S. Daish,
| Miss May Z. Daish, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
| Sergeant, Miss Hattie +. Sergeant Mr..
| and Mrs 3. f. Kelley and daughter Mr.
]. Fred Kelley, Mr.. Paul Kuhnel, Misses
| Marie and Martha Kuhnel, Theodore and
George kuhnel, Misses Minnie and Lila ].
! Heiberger, Mrs. +. Shubert, Mrs. F. kry-
| der, Miss E o. Emmerson Miss Alice NJ
Ward, Mr. H. NJ. Dodd, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Harris, Miss Cora Ward, Mr. A. J. Damrell,
Miss Cora L. Copeland, Mr. Theron Cope
land, Miss S. V. Chapin. Mrs. S. s. Kelsey,
Miss Cora Keddon, Mr.. \. j. Goss, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred A. Wright, Miss Mamie A. Wood,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Ellery. Mrs Annie E.
Harvey, Miss Rosa \. Harvey. DIR. S. o.
eraser and Mr. f. p Dodge of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Luskey. after de-
lightful stay of several weeks at Colonial
Beach, have returned.
First Lieut.. Robert d. Carter, 10th United
States Infantry, recently promoted from
the 18th, after an absence of over three
years in the Philippine Islands, where he
went with the late Gen III. w. Lawton,
who was personal friend OF his father,
Captain Robert G. Carter. United States
army, is on a brief visit to his parents $500
10th street. en- route to his new station, Fort
Slocum. n. Y, from Fort Bliss Texas In
October he will avail himself of a three
months leave of absence.
Mrs VIM. E. Davy and two sons of Mt
Pleasant, who have been spending the sea-
son at Asbury Park. n. J.. have been Joined
by Mr. Davy, who will remain until some
time in September
Miss Annie E. D. Brierley left this morn
ing to join friends at Asbury Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Dodge are spend
Ing the months Of August and September
with Mrs. Hearst at her hacienda, near San
Francisco, Cal.
;. Capt; and Mrs. Charles 5. Hatch are Wis
iting Mrs. Margaret b. Hatch, mother of
the former. at 1922 18th street
Mr.. Emile Wagner. ACCOMPANIED bv his
niece Miss Carrie Nonderheide, left the
city today for Aurora -in-the- Alleghanies,
where they expect to remain until the early
autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Holland have returned
from two weeks visit to friends in Mary
land.
The Misses Minke are spending their va
cation a Asbury Park.
Mrs. L. H. simpkns and daughter Dora
left today for Atlantic City to remain the
rest of the summer.
The misses Lula and Ida Norris and Miss
Marie Pf1ieger have returned from Atlantic
City. '''A'-N
DR.: E. c. Rice and family have returned
10 the city from three weeks outing at
Nantucket, Mass, having also spent sew
eral days with his sister, Mrs. Chris Holmes
in Lowell. Mass.
Mss Flora Fendner has gone to Colonial
Beach. 'i'-n
Mrs. G. A. Kneessi and SON are s,,mner-
ing at Harper's Ferry, w Va.
Captain and Mrs. Orlan Clvde Cullen en-
tertained Hon. and Madame G. X, Tsenp
Lieut. Fong and Lieut.. Tseng recently ar
rived members of the Chinese legation on |
a trip to Chesapeake Beach Yesterday
The visitors are much pleased with |
America. as much so. in fact as Prince
Chen, with whom they came to this coun-
try. Miss Elizabeth Cullen was also a |
member of the Beach party
Mrs Henry Allen and daughter left Sum
day FOR Blue Ridge mountains accompa-
MED by her granddaughter, Miss Lottie |
Phillips.
Mrs. NJ. P. Massie of S13 A street north |
east left Saturday last for an extended trip |
to Long Branch n. J.. and on her return
will visit relatives in Philadelphia
ter of Tenleytown. accompanied by Miss |
Grace Poole and other friends of Washing
ton, are at Ocean City, Md.
Miss Florence King of 10 NJ street left |
this morning for King George county, Viz |
Marie Doherty at "Waverley.''
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