Evening star., 1902-08-29

S1A ~siiSiihSI IltIUtIl, Is expected IN thiS
country during the latter part of next
month for short stay, when he will pre-
sent his credentials, spend week or so at
Newport with his wifes family, the Will
| sons, and then return again to England
The British embassy is having many i'm
| provements introduced, notably the electric
| light, and will not be ready for the COM
Portable occupancy of the ambassador and
family until November, when Sir Michael
will return with his wife and family.
Mr.. Frank P. Madigan, accompanied by
his wife and three children left this morn
Ing for Atlantic City. They will spend two
weeks at the seashore
Mrs. A. r. Holden of 1907 10Th street has
returned to the city, having spent a con-
siderable portion of the summer in the
north and west.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Duncan Waring of 251s
18th street and their son Adrian are the
guests of Mrs Edward Smith at the Holly
hooks, Sayville l.. /. A dinner and dance
will be given in their honor September ,.
Young folks of Northeast Washing
ton were entertained last night at birth
day party given by Miss Pansy Collin. at
033 X street northeast The large parlors
were decorated with pansies palms and La
France roses. Miss CoZlin received many
very handsome presents. Musical selec-
tions were rendered by Mr.. Martin Nc
Hugh, Miss Mae Rea. Miss Pansy Collin,
Miss Annie Cozlin, Miss Helen Dries and
Miss Grace Offutt. Several recitations were
rendered by Miss Fannie Wright and Mas
ter Frank McHugh. Graphophone selec-
tions were rendered by Messrs. Brown and
Wagner before refreshments were served.
The following were among the guests:
Frank McHugh, Annie Collin, Ambrose Sis,
Celia Collin. Arthur Monahan. Alexander
Weinsten. John Babcock, Martin McHugh,
No. d., d. J, .-n1n T.-s.,
lie Dove, Lille Wright. Rose Costello. Ella
Fitzgibbons. Belle Nelson, Lillian Klawans,
Pansy Collin, Louisa Swift, Fanny Wright,
Laura Reid, Jacob Dries, Justine Brown,
Ethel Parker, David Arlington. May Sheri-
dan Jenny Jordan, Gertrude Marshall,
Annie Sis. Raymond Sloan Eugene Thay-
er, Thomas Sheridan, David Heinstein,
Maria Huck, David Linthicun, Edith
Offutt j. Henri Wagner, A. X. Brown,
Ella Cole, Clara Montgomery, Louis Green
burg and Harry Collin. Mr.. j. Henri
Wagner and Mr. A. K. Brown, their wives
o'clock and left for New York, where Mr..
Brown will reside. Mr.. Wagner will pay
an extended visit to his relatives.
Mrs. Fabian Columbus and Miss Macder-
ment of 1850 Sth street northwest have
gone for few weeks trip through New
York state, and on their return home will
stop at Atlantic City for few days.
Mrs. ]. Loeb had as her guests Miss
Clara Rothschid of Baltimore and Miss
Eta Rothschild of Savannah, Ga, who
have returned home after a pleasant visit
DR.. w. c. Borden has returned to the
city and resumed command of the Army
General Hospital at Washington barracks.
His family is still at their summer home
in northern New York, and will not return
until about September 20.
guest Of Miss Mamie Harlow of Alexan-
dria, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs w f. Clark have left for
two weeks stay at Basic City, Va.
Capt. Richard ]. Donnelly of the War
Department has left for New York city
to meet his daughter, Miss Mary Edythe,
who has been spending the summer in the
White mountains, New Hampshire.
Mr.. Frank T Quigley of 76 L street has
gone to Atlantic City with his family for
a few weeks.
Mrs. ]. Loeb has as her guest Mrs. N.
G. Cans Of Baltimore, Nd.
Mr.. S. Leo Clarke of Ohio. DIR. and Mrs.
William Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Shackleford and Miss Mary Dasenbrock,
who have been visiting Old Point Comfort
New York, Ocean Grove. Atlantic City
ton Saturday next.
Mrs. Mary E. Jordan Miss Nellie GRAY.
Miss Jennie Hoffman, and Miss Margaret
Spicer have returned from Leonardtown,
Nd, where they were the guests of Mrs
Harry Sanderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Miller and daughter.
Elizabeth, have left the city for their new
Home, No. 32S St. Asaph street Alexandria,
Va.
Mr.. w. C Dix, who has been very i'll. is
now visiting his brother, DR.. l. A. Dix OF
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Frank, who went to At
lantic City last week with his wife and
two children, has returned, but will go
back next week to spend a while longer
with them.
Miss Josie Buckley of No II E street
has returned home after delightful visit
to friends in the mountains of West Vir-
ginia.
Misses Hattie, Nettie and Mayme Holidge
from an extended trip to Boston Port
land, New York city and Philadelphia. Her
friend, Miss Maude Phillips, who accom-
panied her, will be in Washington the lat
ter part Of next week for visit.
Miss Hattie. Nettie and Mayme Hollidge
of this city have gone for visit to their
sister, Mrs W. A. Test, of PHILADELPHIA
They will also make a short stay at Attain
tic City before returning.
Another delightful dance was held at
Linganore Hills Inn last night Refresh
ments were served during the evening
Those present from Washington were Mr..
and Mrs r. X. Helphenstine. Mrs Young.
Mrs. Bourne, Miss Printup, Miss Eliot, Miss
Winery. Miss Davis Mr. and Mrs Madi-
son Whipple, Mrs. Rose B. Whipple, Miss
Minna B. Whipple, Mr.. Fred. F. Detweiler
Mr.. and Mrs. James Corey, Mrs Kirkman.
Miss Kirkman. Mr. Raymond Kirkman,
Misses Corbett, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s
Shreve, jr., Mr.. and Mrs Willege Miss
Dunkhirst, Miss Ryder. Those present from
Frederick city were Messrs. Smith, Mober-
ly, Zimmerman, Dixon Gilbert, Keefauver
Eader, Zellers, McCardell, Haller, Bowlus
Miss Jeannette Gibbons has returned after
months vacation in the mountains and at
the beach
Mrs. NJ. A. Hawkins announces the an
preaching marriage of her sister, Florence
G. Thorn, to Mr.. William P. Kenealy. both
of this city. The wedding will take place in
September.
The invitations to the wedding recention