Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-22

Prises were won by NrA Kennedy Stevens
and Mr.. Frederick Fowler, Among those
present were Capt F. w. Phillips OF F1yo's
Point, Mrs. Carrie /. F1ye, Master Leonell
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Fowler. Master
VIII Fowler, Mrs. Daisy d. West and Mrs.
Archie Kane Of Boston. Miss Nettie Colt OF
Charleston. Mrs. Frederick Ward and Miss
Mrs w. T. Pierson, Miss Violet Pierson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will T. Pierson, r., Of WASH
ington. D. c.
following washingtonians. Mrs. A. Y.
Daniels. Miss Daniels. Mrs. F. P. Weller.
Mrs. G. B. Shelton. Mrs George Stewart.
Mrs. w: H. McCauley. Mrs. J. w. Williams.
Misses Marguerite Weller. Isabel Shelton.
Sallie Gordon, Dorothy McCauley and Inez
Demonet, also the Misses Brooke and Ma
gruder of Olney. Md. left Harper's Ferry
to visit the famous battle grounds Of An
tietam.
The Misses Gertrude, Susie and Alice
Jouvenal have just returned from a two
at their brothers, Mr.. William Jouvenal,
house.
Mrs. George Lambden and Miss Florence
Jouvenal had a short stay in the country
at the house Of the latter's brother
Mrs. J. c. Purcell has gone to Colonial
Beach with her baby and daughter Isabelle.
Glenbourhe Manor in the Blue Ridge
mountains was the scene of a delightful en-
tertainment Thursday evening" consisting
OF recitations. tableaux, vocal and instru-
mensal SOLOS. The affair." which was de-
cided success, was arranged and given
under the management Of Mrs w E.
Stockett OF Washington. assisted by the la
dies so1ourning at this delightful resort
rarts were taken by Misses Stockett, Will
son, Lakeman and Quesada and Masters w.
ana ~ Stockett Hampton, Lakeman. Que
sada, Thomas and Riley. A donkey party.
1ollowed by dance, brought to a close one
y, .ne most peasant evenings spent by the
guests at this place. Among the visitors
from washington are Mrs. J. E. Wilson and
family, Mr.. A. Y. Lakeman and family.
mrs. l.: Quesada and family. Mrs w. Dick
son E ana daughter. Miss M. Powell. Miss A.
Koch. Miss J. Prott, Misses J. and A. Col
man: MRS. w. E. Stockett and family. Mr.
W. Larner and family, Miss NJ Speaks.
MISS M Pfmper. Mr.. W. Kneessi. Miss M
UMe Nv Miss McElfresh. Miss L. Brown,
MRS. y. Owens and son. Miss J. Ross. Mrs
Fenny and daughter, Miss A. Sinclair of
New orleans and Mr.. W. Thomas and Mr.
Riley of Baltimore "'AN nal
.e Mr.; and Mrs. James F.. Sheahan of No.
400 r street southwest has returned after
peasant stay from the mountains in West
The G. M. c. Pleasure club mot 1,h,,,s
Gay evening at the home of Mrs. A NJ
hend1g: 40 18th street southwest where
aenght1ul evening was spent with music
Served after reelrations refreshments being
MIS- J. Warneke. Mrs G. Lane Mrs
wilson. Mrs. M. Kendig. Mrs. Won Rran.
a MIS- mrs: Nv W: Dentinger. Miss D. odenwald.
MISS l.. Warneke, Miss B. KendiR. Miss p
Kendig. Mr.. W. Beahm, Mr.. Hickev NJ r.
Hooper. Mr.. G. Warneke and Masters
and E. Kendig. ~
DAY evening in the quaint town Of Cath
srsourg. Nd. at Mrs. Nichols. BY the
s sahs fas 3. Of Mr. and Mrs. Emil q.
HSnd,er OF this city. assisted by Miss
nulner1ord The occasion was a compli-
ment to Mr.. Allan Rutherford, 1905. grad
uate OF West Point Military Academy. The
orchestra a played while the refreshments
h Me,e Deln ts,s served and the happy and
VINO were invited to attend the festivities
testified to their full enjoyment Of the
same The ball room was transformed
the American and West Point fia1s fe o.
TONED gracefully about the walls, to-
gether with palms. ferns, asparagus and
golden 60, rod The engagement cards were
ing the national and West Point coiors
beautifully painted on them Every one
ie1t expressing their high appreciation of
the ueiSntIul entertainment
Among those present were the Misses
rutherford Waters Wilson. Owing.
Munro. Browne, Schafer, Talbot. Rarr
Alexander. Hano, Pushaw, Nicholas, Fuller
ana "aggaman. Messrs. Rutherford, Dia-
mond, Larcombe. Beall. Thompson, Bowie,
Egan, Munro Talbot Waters Griffith'
Owings, Wade, Foster. Owen, Knott Eng,
land, Boland and Belt, Mr.. and Mrs.
man. Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Dorsey, Mrs. Rose
MRS rutherford, Mr.. and Mrs w. III. TAI
bott and Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Schafer
The Kings Daughters of Douglass Church
OF Washington. D. c., were largely renre
sented in their annual excursion to Har
Lew. near Laurel, the home of their former
pastor Kew DR.. Hartsock on Wednesday,
the 10Th instant
Messrs. John H. Mitchell and George
Vandergrift were the committee of arrange
ments.
Mrs. Hartsock. the former president of
a tea set of hand painted china in com
memoration of her past services for the
organiZati ton.
Clarence Wilson. infant son of John H.
and Ida NJ Mitchell. was baptized in the
parlor by Rev. DR.. Hartsock after which a
generous lunch was served to large con-
course of friends. They returned to the
city on the evening train. having had one
of the most delightful excursions in their
history.
Miss Edith Grimes is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Crimes
Mr.. Earle P. Johnston is at Asbury Park,
N. j., for a ten days stay.
Mr.. E. T. Bishop of the Associated Press
has Joined his family at Long Lake. Mimi
He expects to remain until the early part
of September.
Professor and Mrs. s. w. Flynn have re-
turned from ten weeks. vacation in Allan
tic City
Thursday, August 20, at noon. Rev. Faith
er Bowling of st. Peters Catholic Church.