Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-14

pnld, where MI Randle was summoned on
business.
Mrs. A. R. Brothers has just returned
from her three weeks vacation in the
mountains of Maryland and is much i'm
proved In health.
Mr.. Richard Barry gave, in honor of Miss
McCready of Richmond. launch party on
board the steam yacht Rosalie. commanded
by Capt. John r. Hendley. The party
steamed down as far as Fort Foote and
spent the greater part of the afternoon in
exploring the surrounding country.
On returning to the boat Mr.. Barry had
prepared very sumptuous repast. which
was heartily enjoyed by the tired explorers
Among those aboard the Resale were the
Misses Nellie Barron. Clara De Venter.
Helen w. Conover Catherine Lanigan
Mandaline McCready, Geneveve Watkins
and Blanche Walker; Messrs. Richard Bar
~, Harry Barron. Ford Craemer Charles
Girouard, George Luckett, jr, Sidney
Mundheim. Harry j. Monohan E. Clarence
Poston and Louis A. Sterne.
Senator and Mrs. Taliaferro and their
daughters have been south after spending
the summer at Atlantic City but will d.
vide the remainder of this month and part
OF next between this city and New York.
Mr.. S. V. Hayden has returned to the CITY
after month spent in the White noun
tains. N. II. Mrs. Hayden will return about
the lst of October.
Miss Resale B. McGrath of Capitol Hill,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Cecilia Nc
Quigg. has returned home after delight
full trip through the north.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
w. Schroeder. $40 street southeast, was
the scene of happy gathering Saturday
night, the occasion being the sixth BIRTH
day of their son. Francis James Schroeder
Games and other amusements were in
duiged In, after which the little ones re-
paired to the dining room. where refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were the Misses Bessie Darnall Edwinetta
Shelton Schroeder, Mable Williamson, Edna
Williamson. Mary Lorraine Esputa, Helen
Kidd. Beatrice Hazel, Ellen Ruth Briggs
Helen r. Kalstrom, Elsie Talbert, Alice
FRAZIER Helen Hough, Emmie Mack and
MeSsrs. Arthur HouSh, Merrill Harrison
wilhelm Lyon Schroeder Francis Earl
hazel, Albert Craig, Herbert Kidd, Arthur
Shaffer, Laurence Roys, Richard Talbert
Charles Albert Bright, August Schroeder
Domer, Fred. Whalen, Ralph Hardy Mrs
Schroeder was assisted in receiving and en-
pertaining the little folks by Miss Leila
jeanette Brown.
Commander L. L. Reamey, United States
navy and family, who have been spending
the summer in Europe left Antwerp
IN the Red Star steamer Kroonland on the
18th instant, and are due in New York on
the 21St instant
A"i anu AhlS NJ FRANK, MISS Edna
Frank and Master Joe have returned 70
their home on Maryland avenue after de-
nsht1ul soJourn at Atlantic City Mrs
FRANK and daughter will be at home to
Irlends on and after Thursday September
II.
Naomi. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry o Donnell of $50 E street northeast.
celebrated her tenth birthday anniversary
by party to young friends at her home,
THOSE present were: Dorothy and Paul
Putzki of Capitol View. Md; Ralph Wood.
waiter Wood; Mamie Robinson. wilton
Robinson, Madge Mcmillan, Raymond Nc
MILAN, Ruth Felter Sylvan BeIter, Edna
Tucker Edwin Crisp. Tom Crisp, Dorothy
crisp, Frederick Schneider, Emma schrei-
Waldo Jones, Stella Raymond. RUBY Rav'
mond and La Four Raymond.
Miss Montrop of $40 Massachusetts ave-
nue. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs H. Bentley
Smith at their cottage at Washington
Grove. WA
l Mr. Medford Hynson has issued cards an
nouncing the marriage of his daughter
Anna Medford to Mr.. Robert Lee Kidner
on Saturday, September H. At home
Thursdays In November the Southern Hotel,
Miss Elsie Pearce left last week for Bos-
ton. where she will stay for some weeks,
visiting in New York on her return.
Mrs M. G. Hull and granddaughter bave
returned from two months stay at Kats-
kill bay, Lake George, to the Iowa,
Miss M. Christine Muninger Of 1893 r
street northwest, has returned from her
New York trip.
Mrs. Phebe Pocock. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Nellie and her granddaugh-
ters, Misses Ruth L. and Eva M. Hubbard,
nave gone to Germantown. Md.
The marriage Of Miss g. Irma Phillips,
formerly Of this city, and Mr.. Harry F.
Speck Of Philadelphia, took place Thursday
at the home of the brides mother 2IOe
Mt. Vernon street, Philadelphia. At the
conclusion of the ceremony the young
couple left for an extended trip through
the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Speck will be at home,
1853 N. 18th street. Philadelphia, after Oc-
tober u.
Mrs. R. Rothschild will receive Sunday,