Evening star., 1902-09-13


friends were much affected in bidding her
farewell.
Mr.. Victor E. Desio has gone for a trip
to New York, Boston and Portland, Me.
Mrs, Mary Miller Scott. accompanied by
Miss Ruth Scott. has gone for an extend
ed visit to Newport.
Mrs. Ellen vockery Siefert has returned
from Deer Park to spend the autumn DAYS
at Atlantic City.
DR.. F. E. Maxcy has returned from his
vacation, which was spent in northern
Maine.
DR.. Ada R. Thomas has returned from her
visit to Ottawa. Canada.
Little Mildred Hughes entertained a par
ty of little folks at the home of her parents.
2lS 9th street southeast Wednesday after
noon, September TO- the occasion being her
eighth birthday. Those present were Misses
Eveline Hicks, Georgia Luckock. Margaret
Burrett, Marie Brinkley, Hazel Hughes.
Masters Cline Nicholson, Emory Luckock
and Harold Keys.
Miss Della Faunce of Capitol Hill has re-
turned from her trip to Virginia.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
to Miss Lizzie Loor at her home Greenvale
u G., Thursday evening. September IL, by
hiic HleIilDeIS OI the Ix30SuOn 0haDter ED-
worth League. Miss Loor has been the
treasurer of the chapter during the past
year. and at the last business meeting of
the chapter her resignation was rendered
and accepted, her father Mr. John r.
Loor, has disposed of his home in Green
vale. and is soon to remove to the state of
New Jersey. AS parting and farewell this
surprise was planned and very successfully
carried out. The evening was pleasantly
spent in games of various kinds All pres
ent were served with refreshments by the
committee during the latter part of the
evening. Among those present We're: Misses
Jennie Sipple, Eta Page. Pearl HILL E.
May Durfey. May Coburn. Hattie Roberts
Ethel Watson Nellie Featherstone, Susie
a. warren Anna Jones, Mira Cheshire, Ida
Loor. Lizzie Warren, Bertha Gundlack
hatie Phelps F. Marion Haskell, Lizzie
Loor. Susie Gundlach. Clara Moore Pearl
Nicholson. Stella Clark, Messrs. Harry
Loor, Houston Willis. Maurice Brashears,
John Moore, Bland Phelps, Jessie Loor, Ed
ward Clark, Chas. Saxton. Fletcher
Edward Catterton. Bert Featherstone Har-
fy Clark, w. S. Phelps. John R. Loor
Chas r. Clark and wife. Henry Newell and
Wlfe, John c. Loor and wife. Chas. r. Por-
Ter and wife, Mrs. Benjamin Loor and Mrs.
Robert Walton.
Dr and Mrs. W. A. Lyon have returned
to the city
Mr. Edwin c. Brandenburg has returned
from months fishing trip at Baileys Is
land, Me-. and Joined his family at Gath
ersburg. Md, where they will remain until
October l.
Mr. and Mrs J. w. speake of East Wash
lnston announce the approaching marriage
or their daughter. Saiuda Viola to Mr.
henry T. Franklin, Wednesday, September
Auditor Petty Is at Stiffs Point. Va, and
Miss Mae Petty is at Virginia Beach
Mr. r A NJ T,ou nP
dent of the Northeast Suburban Citizens
Association, accompanied by his family IS
down the Potomac for weeks outing
Mrs. J. G. Durfee of Langdon has return
ed after two weeks sojourn at Winches-
ter Va.
DR.. James A. Dickinson and family have
returned from a ten days sojourn at AS
bury Park and Ocean Grove.
Tuesday evening September 1s, 1909. at
p. m. at Faith Chapel, NJ street southwest,
Miss Alice H. Reese of this city and Mr..
George +. Reveiie of Maryland will be mar
ried. Rev. Edward Warren, pastor of the
chapel, will offfciate.
Mrs. George S. Covington and family have
returned to their home on r street after
a delightful summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Henry White have
returned from A two-months' trip to Mis-
souri,, Ohio, Texas and the Indian Terri
tory.
A pleasant time was spent Thursday even
ing at the home of Miss Mildred Langley.
Sunset View. Musical selections We're given
by Mr.. George Thomas. Miss Bessie Will
hanson and Mildred Langley Those who
took part were the Misses Mildred Langley
Ella HALEY, Ella Claxton, Matte Knott,
Ella Iashorn, Ada Rupert, Bessie Will
hanson, Mabe Hghle and the Messrs F,r
nest Langley George Thomas II
Slattery l. Griggs. Fl. BOwland A Mackie
Keene c. Woke. II. Buck. H Huntington
Johnson, Atkinson and Orphan.
Miss Grace Arth has returned to Wash
ington after a delightful visit to relatives
In New Dorchester. Boston, Mass.
A surprise party was given last evening
TO MISS Mol:e His5r, on Whitney avenue,
the event being her eighteenth birthday
Dancing and games We're the features of
the evening. Vocal and instrumental music
was rendered by Miss Agnes Kaiser and
Messrs. Parker, RuppertGs and Muller
The guests entered the dining room, which
was tastefully decorated With flowers. and
here bountifui repast was served Among
those present were Misses Annie Muller
Minnie and Edith Kaiser Katie Joy. Mamie
Preston, Pauline I<oZen, Bertha Walker
Louise Miller Mrs. X. Rhine Mrs Hiser
Misses Pansy Baker, Edith Macintosh,
Bertha Machintosh Emma BuckholtZ,
Messrs. Fred Prinzhaw, Charles and Ed
ward Muller. Edd. Beaton, Albert Burgess.
Henry Hennng, Karl Handler. Milton Ack-
erman. Paul Hiser, John Hiser Phil Buch-
er, VIII Krebbs, Charles Macintosh and
Will Baker.
Mrs. E. J. German of Manchester Va.
announces the engagement OF her daughter
Annie Laurel to Clarence II. Pratt of this
city. Miss German is the youngest daugh-
ter of the late General John c. German of
Raleigh, N. c.. and before removing to
Manchester was Well known in this city
Mr. Pratt is the son of Mr.. and Mrs Geo
B. Pratt and is the secretary to the first as
sistant vice president of the Southern rail-
road. stationed at Raleigh, n. C. The event
will occur in October.
NEW BUOYS IN THE RIVER.