Evening star., 1903-07-28

will be simultaneous with the real open
ing of the gay season.
Mrs. Astors invitations for ball Mon
day, August 10. out and II IS said she
has invited fully four hundred. a coullion
will be the feature
Miss Strong of Erie. Pa. IS now the guest
Of Mrs r. NJ Townsend at her Newport
villa. While neither Mrs. Townsend nor her
daughter take any part in the social life.
they are much in evidence on the drives
and at the other meeting places for the
summer residents.
Representative Sibley who has n de-
lightful home at Nalcour. Lake Cham
plain. near Plattsburg. is now entertaining
Representatives Cannon Hemenway Sher-
man and NreeIand. The party will also
cruise about on Mr. Sibeys yacht in Cana
dian waters.
Mr.. Hugh Caperton. formerly of Wash
ington. and Mrs. Matte Booth Kyle of Viz
Slna, both we'll known here. We're quietly
married yesterday at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception. Baltimore The
wedding kept a profound secret not
even the most intimate friends of the con-
tracing parties knowing they We're married
until after they had boarded the train for
New York and the Adirondacks
The bridegroom is a son of the late Hugh
Caperton of Washington. who was a prom
inent member of the bar and a nephew OF
the late United States Senator Allen Caper-
ton of West Virginia who was also a mem
Der of the confederate congress.
One Of the delightful events of the sea-
son in the vicinity of Markham. Va WAS
the dance given at "Sunnysidc," the beau
tful home of Mr.. John r. Marshall. recent
ly. The dance was given by Miss EloiSe
Marshall and her niece, Miss May Noel. in
honor of their guest. Miss Mary Sewers OF
Warrenton. Tastefully decorated with
Chinese lanterns the lawn surrounding the
house afforded a pleasant promenade Re
freShments We're served. and about 30.
after dancing the Virginia reel. the guests
took their departure. There We're present
Misses Jane Amber. Susie Amber Emma
Marshall, Hume; Edith Yates Jean Carter.
Markham: Annie Fitz Hugh. Edith Patter-
son, Laura Howison Juliet Paris. Wash
lngton: Nan Young, Julia Young. PhiladeI-
phia: Carrie Noel, Richmond: Messrs Rev-
erly Marshall. Williamson Marshall Hume;
Winfield Jones. Marshall Jones, Alexandria
Giles Boiling. ROSA Bailey, kimbrough.
Mass: John AShby. Markham: David Green,
Temple Berry. Benny McCarty. Delaplane:
Russell Young. James Young Philadelphta:
Morris Paris. Washington: Mrs W r tltz
Hugh Washington: Mrs. James Rankin
Young, Philadelphia: F. II. Moss Mr. ana
Mrs. ]. w. Yates, Mr.. and Mrs w X Moss.
Markham: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hearn Patter-
son, Washington, d. G.
-
ton are spending several weeks at tn.
Townsend Hotel. Rehoboth Beach. Del.
Master Howard Gottwals IS spending his
vacation with friends at RiGgely Md
Rev. DIR. Thomas G. Easton of Capitol Hill
goes on Friday to California on a six
weeks vacation. He will Join his two sons
at San Francisco and proceed with them to
the famous Russian river to hunt and fish
Their camp Will he in the woods OF Calia-
10 ln Nn,fh
Easton and Miss De Mahe Will spend six
weeks at Fort Springs, w Va. with a par
ty of friends from the doctors conyrega-
ton.
Colonel Charles A. Williams. INSPECTOR
general. L. S. A. with Mrs Williams and
their son. Edgar. are guests of Captain and
Mrs. Glover. 1898 X street Colonel Will
liams has lust returned from the phflin-
pines whore he has had protracted sary-
ice, with especial opportunities for study
ing the Moro problem. having served AS
military governor of the Jolo or SuIU archi-
peago. and later in command of the force
in northern Mindanao. engaged in the
construction of the great "Iligan and Lake
Lanao military road Colonel Williams
destination will be St. Paul the headuuar-
ters of the department of Dakota
Mr. Amos Erwin and state Senator John
Doyle Roche of Mt. Vernon. Ind. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Terry at l1l5
L street.
Edw. S. Schmid. with his two sons, CIar-
ence and Frank. are at Atlantic City for
ten davS
Mrs. ]. Franklin Wilson gave dance
Friday evening at Sunset Cottage" Forest
Glen. in honor of her niece Miss Hattie
Thomson. The rooms We're decorated in
green and white and the veraudas and
grounds with japanese lanterns. Among
those present We're Misses Florence and
Mae Little. Frances Burlset. Matte Wright
Sophie Mcqueen. Grace Proctor. Helen
Stewart. Marjorie. Ethel and Helen Tullock
Lucy Wright. Almeria Van Week Mary
Moss. Winnie Engle. Florence Scudder.
Blanche Jones, Ray and Virginia Wilson
and Masters ]. Moss Ray Thomson. c. G.
Catch Brice Clagett. Mortimer Clarke Van
Wright. Harvey and Miller Cassedy. Noble
Clagett. A. n. Van Week. Thos. Ray, z. b.
Ray and Claude Engle
Mr.. w Fl. Trouland who has been quite
Ill at his home on street accompa MED by
his son. Otto Lake Trouland has gone to
spend several weeks at Glen Summit, Pa.
Messrs William Tennyson. George Star
ling. John Carroll and Cecil Whitehead are
spending their vacation at Colonial Beach
They are stopping at the Westmoreland.
Miss Rena Harvey is spending the sum-
mer at Colonial Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Miller and daughter
Jessie and son Kenneth are at the Best
House in the Blue Ridge mountains
Miss Sudie Shipley of 100 F street south
east will leave this week for Charles coun-
ty, Md. where she will visit friends.
Miss NJ r. Baker of 23 Lafayette square
will sail the Red Star liner Kroonland
for France. Miss Baker will visit both
France and England. returning in the fall.
Miss Edith Collier. who has been visiting