Evening star., 1902-08-23

| Mrs. James d. Weaver. niece of w. j.
| Shotwell, and Miss Florence Weber of
| this city are stopping at the Shotwell resi-
dence on East street, Culpeper, Va.
Miss Cortnne e. Eaton of 734 9TH street
| southeast left this morning to spend the
| remainder of the summer the guest OF
| her aunt, Mrs. T. b. Harrison, at her cot
tage at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. John Miller is with her son. George
! w. Miller, and family at the Hotel Nor
ton, Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Atchison and Miss
Celia Atchtson have returned from their
vacation, which they spent at Lake George
and Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
Miss Alice De Riemer of the State Normal
I School at Stevens Point Wisconsin left
| Washington Wednesday after pleasant
| summer spent at Providence and Newport
| and among the Berkshire Hills. Miss De
Riemer was accompanied west by her sis
| ter, Miss Grace h. De Remer, the we'll
| known contralto of ST. Matthews choir
She will teach this winter at Stevens
| Point. Wis.
Miss Susie Harvey of Langdon left YES
| terdy for three weeks visit to the farm
| home in Maryland of her uncle Col. Tru-
man Cross, clerk of the court of Prince
| Georges county.
Mr.. Finley Hayes and family of Langdon
are enjoying months sojourn at Colonial
Beach.
DR.. ]. A. Dickinson and wife Wilton
| Harvey and wife and L. III. Patterson and
| wife of Langdon Were a congenial fishing
| party at Chesapeake Beach during the
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs Ira ]. Baker. Miss Lula
| Baker and Mr. Reed Baker Of Langdon
have been pleasantly sojourning during the
| past month in the White Mountains at
| Bethlehem, n. H, returning from Boston
| to Baltimore by water.
Announcement has been made of the en-
| gagement of DR.. Jesse b. Schafhirt of this
| city and Miss Minerva Whitney Norris of
| Buffalo. n. Y, the marriage to take place
| in October.
Misses Louise and Annie Schmitt and
George Schmitt are at Atlantic City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. E Stansbury left today
Tor a two weeks stay at Natural Bridge.
| Va, and before returning home will snend
few days with relatives at Lexington.
| Va.
Among the Washingtonians spendng the
| summer at Snow Hill, near the Sugar Loaf
mountain, are Mrs. r. T. Burns Mrs. Qui-
nan, Pascal Fox, Miss Lillian Ponder Miss
Pauline Hocheisen. Miss Dorothy Burns
and Miss Mildred Fonder.
Among the Washingtonians present at
the coronation Of Queen Titania at Asbury
Park last Monday evening were Mrs.
Thomas Montgomery and daughter Mabel
OF 40 street.
The largest card party Of the season was
given Friday evening at the Stockton Ho-
tel, Cape May, under the management of
Mrs. Harper, wife of Col. Robert n Har-
per OF Washington. Among the guests from
washington present were Mrs Donelson
Afrc p-.i,,
Miss Peter. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Senden Miss
Gouveneur. Mr.. Wilcox and Mr.. Bennett.
Miss Sadie c. Goodman has gone to Oak
land, Md, to spend the rest Of August.
DR.. and Mrs. II. A. Johnson are spending
the summer at their home, 'Idlewild." al
Herndon Heights, Va. They are entertain
ing some of their many friends from the
city. Among them Miss Madge Haw-
thorne Smith, visiting her friend, Miss Ir-
wing. and Mrs. S. II. WimOt, both of Wash
fngton, D. c.
Mrs. William Dickson and her daughter
Miss Marie Stuart. after two weeks stay
at Boyd's. Md. have gone to Atlantic City
for the remainder Of the month.
Mrs Minnie voute of No. 1901 23d street
northwest. who has been living dangerously
Ill since March l, is Slowly convalescing
Capt. and Mrs T. D. Keleher and son.
George c. Keleher, will leave for Manila on
the army transport Sheridan, which sails
from San Francisco, Cal. September l.
Arthur, the youngest son. will resume his
studies al Santa Clara College while Miss
Dorothy, the only daughter. will be a stu
dent at the Dominican Convent, San Ra-
fael, during the two years absence of their
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Smith and their
son Clinton have just returned from a ten
days trip at Luray, Va.
Mrs. J. Shannon Rowland and Miss Clara
Teel Rowland are al Pae oman Springs Va.
Mrs. L. ]. Brennan accompanied by her
son Ray. Miss Gertrude Dorsey and Miss
Annie Mundell, has returned after pleas
ant stay at St. Georges Island.
Miss Florence Combs of 1913 9th street is
spending a few weeks in the mountains of
Virginia at the home of Miss Cora Shurtzer
Miss Lille Weber of Lancaster Pa, is
visiting her friend and former schoolmate,
Miss Annie Mullen. She will spend few
days in Baltimore before returning home.
Miss Isora Bngaman of Port Trevorton
and Miss Bertha Lenhart Of Harrisburg
Pa. are guests Of their uncle, Dr. j. S Ar
mold, at "a ID street northeast.
Mrs. A. f. Potee, accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. T. A. Perry and son. and
MISS eAhSS NiphSS, Is IUS guest OF MT.
Robert Potee for a few wee S at Atlantic
City.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. Hez Sven have re-
turned from a fortnighL's stay by the sea
The Misses Givaudan of Nc. ol29 L street
have left for Boston by sea. On their re-
turn they will visit their uncle, Colonel
Henry L. Potter of Linden, y. j.
Those present from Washington at the
Linganore Hills dance last night were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S. Shreve. jr.: Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennerly, Mrs. Randolph Eliot, Misses
Jessie and Dorothy Eliot, Mrs. Charles w.
Dawes, Miss Elizabeth NJ. Dawes, Mrs f.
T Ryder. Miss Ethel Ryder, Miss Louise
NJ. Fertig, Miss Langsdale, Mr.. Charles
HUFF. Mrs. c. V. Young, Mrs. L. NJ. Bourne
and son, Miss Adlla Whinery, Mr.. j. I.
Kirkman, Miss Adrianne Kirkman. Mr..
Raymond Kirkman, Mrs Corbett and the
Misses Corbett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dietz Mrs NJ
Dietz. Misses Mary Widmayer, Rosa Gobel
Charlotte Heitmuller, Ethel Heitmuller
Leona Dietz and Master Oscar Dietz have