Evening star., 1902-08-16

and Mrs. Hancock Will be pleased 10 see
their friends at Ga street northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ]. johnson oe laa7 New
Jersey avenue southsas; entertained large
gathering Of friends las: evening in honor
OF the twenty-iirSt anniversary OF their
son William, Music. songs and gam@s
were enjoyed. after which al adjourned to
the dining room, which was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and palms.
Those present were Miss Mamie Bloom,
Miss Florence Ferguson of Philadelphia,
Pa; Miss Annie Stecher. Miss oga Angelo,
Miss Gertrude Wood NJ Frank Teachun,
Mr.. Burt Marcheron. Mr. Frank Phillips.
Mr.. Harry Cotton. Mr. Harry Emmerson.
Mr.. Daniel johnson. Mr.. William Johnson.
Mr. Eddie kohler. Mr.. James Storey and
wife, Mr.. Z. II. Bailey and family, Mr..
John Braison and family.
A notable engagement recently announced
at Lucerne, Switzerland. is that of Miss
Sara r. Gilfry, the elder daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry II. Gilfry of this city. TO
Mr. H. Armor Ward of New York Miss
Giltry, who made her debGt two winters
ago In Washington. is the niece OF Senator
W. "A. Clark, and is not only a beauty Of
the southern type, but is very popular and
great favorite in saciely here. The we'd
ding will take place in London in the au-
tumn, but the details have not as yet been
arranged
Mrs NJ. A. Burns and daughter. accom-
panied by Mrs. Raymond Riordan have
gone 10 Atlantic CITY.
Mrs. d. W. Gall. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Mamie left last night for
the mountains Of West Virginia. They will
spend some time at the Sulphur Springs, at
Addison, w. Va, then visit Mrs. Calls
mother, at Philippi. w. Va, and other
points Of interest in the mountains.
Miss Louise Thomas left today for an ex-
tended trip 10 Berkeley Springs, West Vir-
ginia.
Miss Phoebe NJ. George, accompanied by
her brother, Mr.. James a. George and wife.
has gone to Niagara Falls for brief visit.
She Will spend week at Atlantic City be-
fore returning to Washington.
Mrs; James Carrigan ard her daughter
Seraphin is visiting her aunt Mrs Chas.
H. Javins $50 Sth street southwest.
Mrs. Lulu French Catliu Of V street has
spent at Brookside Farm, Va. where among
the guests are Mr.. Geo. W. Caslear and
family, Mr.. Geo. F. Caslear of New York
city, Mr.. VIM. Everett and family and Mr..
Marion Hargrave of Washington, d. c.;
Miss Green of Boston, Miss Stella Barbour
and Miss JAMIE Steele.
Mrs. James Harvey Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Blair Johnston, Master Harvey
Roberts Johnston and Miss Mildred Sophia
Johnston are at Atlantic City.
Dr. A. W. Butts. Charles Oehm. G. O.
Hobbs, Richard Taylor, II. IL. Scudder,
Thos. NJ. Foley, F. E. Montgomery, Tom
Brown and DR.. J. T. Butts are al Atlantic
City.
Among the guests from Washington at
Mountain View Cottage Bluemont, Va, are
Mrs. Phil. s. Gunion and children, Cyrus
and Dorothy; Mrs. George B. Nee. Shelton
and daughter, Miss Isabel, and Miss Lulu
Head.
Misses Elizabeth and Rose l.. Haas Of
l411 Chapin street, accompanied by their
brother, Edwin B. L. Haas, are visiting In
Shepherdstown, ". Va.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. lie P. Mesny have re-
turned from delightful trip abroad. While
in England as the guests of Mr Mesny's
sister, Mrs. Locock, wife Of Capt. Ainslie
Locook Of London, they did a vast amount
Of motoring. They also visited relatives in
Alderney and Guernsey Channel Islands.
i Mr.. E. 1. Booraem left today for a
months vacation in the Catskills. He will
join Mrs. Booraem and daughter, Miss Ella
Booraem, at Stamford, where they now are
Miss Jennie Rabbit will also spend her va
cation there.
Mr.. Walter Hilton left the city Friday
night to join his wife and daughter IN
unadilla, N. Y, among the western Cats
kills.
Miss Caroline stratton is visiting Mrs
William Branson at her home in Clear
brook, Frederick county, Va.
A pleasant visit was made by the Kings
Daughters and large number Of the men,
bers and friends of Douglas NJ. Z. Church
last Wednesday to Har-Tew, the country
home Of their pastor, Rev. S. NJ. Hartsock,
D. D., and his family, near Savage, Md.
Dinner was served in the beautiful grove
near the mansion, where large tables were
prepared for the occasion. Games of ten
mis-, ping pong, cIoquet. etc.,> were en-
gagged in by many. Music was rendered at
the organ by Miss Nandcrerift. Supper was
served on the lawn. at which time speeches
were made by several present, and words
or esteem and love for the pastor and
his family were fnduged in. after which
the merry company departed for their
homes on the 6:5i train. Among those pres
ent were Rev. G. G. Markham and Wife,
Nathan Cowsill and family. J. ID. Miller
and wife. j. ii. Mitchell and wife, Mr..
Dryer and family. George Vandergripp and
Wife, Mr.. Pew and wife. Mr.. Tayler and
family, Mr.. Fathers and wife. Mr.. King
and wife, Mr.. B. f. Fuller ard wife Mrs.
Harper and daughter. Mrs. NJ Burch, Mrs
Ayers. Mrs. Cook, Mrs. b. F. Nevins and
daughter, Mrs. ]. +. Ward, Mrs Thomas
Ward. Mrs. D. d. Thompson and daughter
Mrs. Annie Thomas and family, Mrs Ke-
nesse. Miss Emma Harr and sister, Miss
Blanche Ward the Misses keeleys, Miss
Zadie Flathers and Mr.. William Case.
Miss Mathilda Brahler and her brother
Emil are the guests of their aunt, Mrs.
Rott, at Colonial Beach, Va.
DR.. A. B. Storch and family have return
ed from a three weeks sojourn in the
mountains and at Cape May, y. J., to their
residence on Capitol Hill
Miss Estelle Farr of Southwest Wash
fngton. accompanied by her grandmother,
Mrs. B. Anderson, will leave Sunday for
Fairfax county, Va, and will be gone until
September.
Mrs Ada F. Hudson and cousin, Mrs.
Sadie NJ. Goldsborough, of Capitol Hill, are
at Atlantic City for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles J. Happier sailed
this morning the Ryndam for The
Hague. They will visit the leading capf-
tails Of Europe before returning.
Mrs. A. Kleebatt and daughter. Miss
Miriam, and Mrs. NJ. Blumenfeld have left
for the Blue Ridge mountains, Md, to
spend the remainder Of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cook and son, J.
Williamson Cook together with Mrs NJ