Evening star., 1902-08-02

iano ana spend the remaining part Of the
summer with friends at Lisburn, Ireland.
Miss Mary Edith Donnelly of No. 1 Grant
place has left for Bethlehem, N. H, to
remain until September.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred T. Gage are spend
ing the summer at Bluemont, Va.
Mrs. NJ. L. Bundy, tr.. and nephew, Rob-
| ert B. Ransom have returned from an ex-
| tended visit to California, where they were
the guests Of DR.. s. A. Ransom of tho
marine hospital service and formerly Of
| this city.
Miss Nellie Irene Masterson of NJ street
| left Thursday night for Green mountain,
| VT, to remain the balance of the season.
Among the guests at Miss Jackson's cot
| tage, Hollis" Colonial Beach, Va, are Mr..
| q. G. RowZee and family, Mr.. r. NJ. Perry
| and family and Mr.. Harry Hanlein.
Mr.. Frank H Pelouze and Mrs Pelouze
| have gone north for the month Of August.
Mrs. A. Baruch, her youngest son and
| her sister, Miss Hester Callisher, will leave
| for Atlantic City and New York in the
| early part of next week.
|. Miss Nellie Myers of Capitol Hill left the
| city today for the Shenandoah valley and
Harrisonburg, Va, to spend the month Of
| August
delightful sailing party was given last
| Tuesday at Old Point by Mr.. Alexander
| were the Misses Henvis, Miss Maude Della
plaine of Washington and Lieutenants
| Parker and Richards Of New York. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. Walker.
Miss Mary Watkins Armand of Quincy
street has returned from Bay Ridge, Md,
where she spent several weeks.
| Mrs II w Hamilton and daughter Ger
| trude summering in the Adirondacks,
| and Mr.. Hamilton leaves on the 9th in
| slant to join them and spend the remainder
| of the month.
Miss Brownie Mathews of Capitol Hill
| has gone to the Blue Ridge mountains to
| spend the month of August.
| Mrs. VIM. T. Ryan has just returned from
| her extended tour through the Alleghenies,
| during which time .she was the guest Of
| Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Robert Of
| Storyestown, Pa.
Miss Marie Louise Heinrich of Niagara
| Falls, who has been the guest of Mr. and
! Mrs. E. c. Snyder, 1923 Yale street, for
| the past few weeks, will return to her
| New York home this week. Miss Heinrich
| is regarded as one of the most promising
young pianists Of the country.
Mr.. D. G. Joseph of 1903 E street north
| west, who has been at Ocean City the past
| ten days, will return Monday.
Mr. and Mrs F. Walter Brandenburg
| are spending the summer at York Beach,
| Maine.
| Mrs. Samuel Brown of this city is spend
| ing the summer the guest of Miss Slo
| Gun at Avon-by -theSea, N. ].
| Among the recent arrivals from Wash
| ington at the Marlborough, Bar Harbor,
| hay Two MnTlo ,in1 tCo
| Harry Miss Katherine McGowen and Miss
| Margaret Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs A A. Gorsuch celebrated
| the twelfth anniversary of their wedding
Tuesday evening at their residence, 652 B
street southeast. Quite a number Of their
friends and relatives were present. After
refreshments were served the guests were
entertained with songs rendered by Mr.. s.
Merton Chipley.
Mr. and Mrs John J. Costinett and
daughter Pearl, accompanied by Miss Flora
M. Gibson, left the city today for trip to
Boston by and will then proceed to
Maine, where they will spend a month or
more off the coast
A farewell party was given last even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam C. Kellum of Capitol Hill in honor of
their sister-in-law, Mrs. George Kellum,
| and her two children, Edna and Stricken,
| of Newport News, Va. Among those pres
ent were Mrs kellum, Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. Sandsbery, Mr.. and Mrs. Riddle, Mrs.
/ Henry Arendes, Miss Nettie Robey, Miss
! Estella Scala, Miss Nellie Kellum, Miss
! Edna Kellum and Misses Ethel and Mary
| Thompson, MessrS VIM. G. Kellum, Strick-
| len Kellum and George Thompson. Mrs.
| Kellum, who has been here for two months
with her relatives, is going today to Penn
syvania and then to her home at Newport
News, Va.
A pretty home wedding took place yester-
day morning at the residence of Mr.. Chas.
F. Myers, 449 lst street southeast, when
| his niece Miss Florence Virginia Fray of
| Brightwood, Va, became the wife of Mr..
| Winslow Lewis of San Jose, Cal. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. A. F. Ander-
son of Calvary Baptist Church. The bride
was becomingly attired in a gray tailor
made travelling suit and black picture hat.
Only the nearest friends of the contracting
| parties were present. After receiving con-
| gratulationS the newly welded pair imme-
diately left on an extended tour through
California and the Canadian northwest.
They will return in October and make
Washington their home. The bride has
been engaged in educational work, and was
promising and popular student at Co
lumbar University last term. The groom,
who is well known in newspaper circles
in the golden state, holds a responsible po-
sition in the government printing office.
Among those invited to witness the GER
emony were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. My
ers Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Barnum, Mr.. J. E.
Fray, Mr.. Lester Fray, Miss Rose Hart,
Miss Nellie Myers, Prof. E. T. Winchester,
Mr.. James Hay, DR.. and Mrs. Twyman,
Mr.. ]. C. Utz and, Mr.. Philip Nachman Of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Turner have gone to
spend a few weeks on the coast of COnnec-
ticut and Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Auerbach left this
afternoon for San Francisco and Los An
geles. They will return to the city about
September 10, stopping at Yellowstone Park
for a week and visiting other points of in
tereSt route.
The batchelor coterie, Messrs. J. Carlisle
Spottswood, Frank ]. McCathran, Richard
B. Cavanagh, Bernard A. Rover and
Francis F: Hurley. left Baltimore on the,
Juniata for an extended trip through the
New England states.
Mr. Thos. D. Sariol and sister-in-law,
Miss Rebecca Moore, left the city yester-
day for Observation-Disclosures, where
they will join Mrs. Sariol and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Johnson have
gone to Stony Man Camp, in the Blue Ridge
mountains, Va, for a short vacation.