Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-29
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Next Month Promises to Be
Gay at Newport.
EARLY AUTUMN BRIDES
LARGE WEDDINGS
PLANNED FOR THIS CITY.
Winding Up Summer Vacations OF
Starting for Late Ones
Personals.


for undivided attention to the yacht races
will no longer exist It is only surprising
after all how many Of the fashionable
folks at Newport and Bar Harbor were
contented with the pleasures at hand and
how many of the usual summer diversions
went forward the past week at these re-
sorts.
While September is generally in social
sense the dullest of the year in this city,
1t suggests the coming home for the major
portion and begins new plans for those
who have an autumn program as we'll as
hot weather one to carry out The early
part of the month at Newport is bound to
be gay, since the titled and otherwise Eng
fish folks who come over to help carry the
cup back will have prodigal hospitality ex-
tended to them, to soften their cruel dis
appointment. AS the season closes at Bar
Harbor It leaps into new life at Lenox and
other spots in the Berkshires and will SO
continue till the events of early November
call the amusement-loving world back to
New York. The wedding season here will
begin early, several important September
and October dates being already arranged
for.
Now that the President and his family
may be looked for to return to the White
House the last of September the official
world will soon be largely represented in
this city. The cabinet families have been
Secretary and Mrs. Cortelyou, who have
stayed here all along began today their va
cation by trip to New York. where they
will stay a week. but look forward to an
other and longer outing later next month.
Bishop and Mrs. Potter by large din
ner party a reception and ball marked the
twenty-first birthday of the youngest son
Of the latter, Stephen Carlton Clark, at
Cooperstown, N. Y, last night. The affair
was held in colonial mansion just COM
pleted for Mr.. Clark's occupancy. Two
large temporary wings were used and both
profusely ornamented. The house and the
large estate upon which It stands are some
of the outward evidences Of the fortune OF
SIC, O.9OO, into the possession of which the
fortunate young man came yesterday. He
Is brother Of Lieut.. Robert Sterling
Clark, U. s. A, whose entertainments here
last winter, when he occupied the Wolcott
house, made him such an interesting per-
sonage.
Wednesday, August 10, at 73O pm, at
st. Aloysius' Church. the marriage of Miss
Margaret Ganey and Mr.. Edward Boucher,
the youngest son of the late Henry Bouch-
er. was witnessed by an assemblage of
their friends Rev. Father Cufvert officiat-
ed. Miss B. Bryan was maid OF honor. A
reception followed at the home Of Mrs
II. Whaley before the departure of the
couple for a short out-of-townc trip. Mr..
and Mrs. Boucher will live In this city
Mr. and Mrs Ira j. Baker Of Lansdon
have returned from an extended visit to
New England summer resorts.
Miss Zula May Edward of Northeast
Washington is visiting her aunt. Mrs. VIII
ton Harvey, on LangdoR Heights
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Roberts have return
ed to their Langdon- home -after-a fifteen
days sojourn In New York city and vicinity.
nf prin -,
county, Md, visited his cousin, Mr. Wilton
Harvey, on Langdon Heights, during the
week.
Mr. Charles Davis, station agent of the
B. & o. railroad at Langdon, and family
have returned from ten days vacation
pleasantly spent among old friends at Nor
gan, Md.
Miss Lizzie Warren of Langdon is visit
ing friends among the mountains of Penn
sylvania.
Misses Edith and Hattie Grimes of Lang
don have returned from a two weeks visit
on the eastern shore of Maryland.
Miss M. v. Potter is at Livingston, Mel
son county, Va.
Mrs: M. s. Norment is at Hot Springs
Va, for two weeks stay.
Mrs. Florence Miller is at Ocean Grove
n. J.
Mrs. Robert ]. Walker has gone for a
months stay at Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Mrs. G. F. Bassett has gone to Hunting
don county, Pa.
Mrs. A. r. Bartgis is at Frederick, Md
Mrs. T. ]. Luttrell is at Haven, Me.
Mrs. E. T. Bullock has gone to Elkton,
Va.
Mrs. Margaret sheckels is at Elizabeth
town, N. j.
Messrs. James s. Fitzhugh and Charles
Atkinson have gone to Bluemont, Va.
Miss Susan c. Deitz is at Landlord, Kent
county, Md.
Miss vannie Sullivan has gone to Win
chester, Va.
Mrs. M. E. Bostic is at Marshall Fau-
quier county, Va.
Sebago Lake. Me.
Mrs. Felix Brannigan is at Kennebunk-
port Me.
Mrs. w. w. Anderson who has been at
Sugar Hill, N. H. has gone to Newport.
Mrs. Mary E. Miller is spending two
weeks at The Plains. Va,
Mrs. r. c. Vasey has gone to Ocean
Grove. N. j., for month *
Mrs. M. v. Moran is at Atlantic City.
Mrs A. p. Wylie has gone to Beltsville,
Nd, for two weeks stay.
Miss Rosa A. Jones has gone to VIM
throp Beach, Mass.
Mrs S. T. Cameron is at Ocean Grove,
N. ].
Miss H. NJ. Burns is at Asbury Park
Mrs Lester A. Barr is, at Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa. q ~
Mrs. A. s. Caywood has gone to Blue
mont, Va. &
Miss Mary Reilly is spending two weeks
at Lovettsville Va.
Mrs. A. v. Geyer has gone for three
weeks stay to Asbury Park
Mrs. J. Charles White is at Sweet Cha
lybeate Springs, Va.
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