Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A DAYS PLEASURE AT BAR HAR-
BoR FOR MISS ROOSEVELT.
Recent Inequalities Of Local Interest
Travel Plans-Personal
Notes.

among other treats, a makeshift luncheon
party at the Swimming Club. of which
| Countess Cassini was hostess. picnic
had been projected, the party to go in a
| blackboard, but bad weather upset the
plans. and the luncheon boxes were emp
tied at the home club. Other guests of the
| countess were the Danish minister, the
| Belgian minister, Baroness Hengelmuller.
| Major G. Creighton Webb, Mr.. Jerome N.
Bonaparte, Mrs. William Lawrence Green.
| Miss Mathilde Townsend, Miss Cobb and
| Miss Bryce. At night Miss Roosevelt was
| given dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Scott. and later went to the weekly dance
| at the club
| The bazaar held yesterday at the Ber-
wind villa. Newport, in aid of the Tubercu-
| losis Hospital was a great success. and
| about 5000 was realized. Miss Wetmore
was prime mover in the affair since it's
! inception and presided over the ice cream
table. The Berwind villa, with it's beauti-
full surroundings, sunken gardens and the
| lawns decorated with fancy pagodas.
| proved a great attraction and money
maker.
Mrs. I. B. Carter of the Plains, Fauquier
| county, Va, announces the approaching
marriage Of her daughter. Miss Isabelle
ThurstOn Carter. to the Rev. William w.
ellis of New York. The ceremony, which
will take place in st. James Episcopal
Church at the Plains, Wednesday, Septem-
Der next. will be attended by friends from
this city and elsewhere.
Miss Virgie Luckett left today for Green
brier White Sulphur and Hot Springs, Va.
She will return October /.
Mrs. Thankful P. Buck and Miss Ada P.
Buck have sold their beautiful home at 635
Maryland avenue northeast to Capt. Wal
ter F. Halleck, U. s. A., retired, and left
this morning for Denver, Col, for an alb
sence of two or three years for the benefit
of Miss Bucks health.
Mr.. J. G. Durfey of Langdon, who was
called to Pennsylvania about two weeks
since on account of the serious illness CT
his wife, has returned. bringing Mrs. Dur
fey with him, and she is now convalescing
| encouragingly.
Mr.. and Mrs 1. j. Baker of Langdon and
their daughter. Miss Lula Baker, are at
Norwich, Conn.,, in attendance at the annual
tournament of the National Roquet Asso-
citation. Mr.. Baker is an expert roqueter.
They will visit several New England re-
sorts during this month.
Miss Mabel Grimes of Langdon is visiting
friends on the eastern shore of Maryland.
Miss Eta Page and her brother, William
Page, of Langdon are visiting relatives on
the banks of the lower Potomac.
Mr.. Albert Watson. with his BRIDE OF
Philadelphia were guests of his parents,
during last week, and were given reccp-
ton last Wednesday evening.
Miss Nellie Featherstone, Misses Edith
and Hattie Grimes, Mr.. Frank Grimes and
Mr.. John Watson, jr., of Langdon are
spending their vacation at Atlantic City.
Miss Zula Edwards of North 18th street,
this city, during the past week was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Wilton Harvey, on
Langdon Heights.
Col. and Mrs R. G. Rutherford of 10Th
street have gone to Fort Assiniboin
Mont. for a visit of several weeks to their
son. First Lieut. R. G. Rutherford, jr., 18th
United States Infantry, who is stationed at
that post.
Mrs VIM H. Fletcher and daughter, Miss
Mary, of Carlisle, Pa, spending their
annual midsummer vacation in this city,
the guests of Mrs. Chas. H. Leeds, 1874 9th
street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Cannon, nephew and
niece of Speaker Cannon. and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cowel are here on a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Gratz w. Helm of 1913 Adams
Mill read. Mr.. Cannon is president of the
Second National Bank of Danvfle ILL., and
also president of the local street railway,
etc, of that city. The visiting party made
the trip to Washington from Danvile in an
auto touring car by easy stages, spending
about ten days on the journey. They will
remain with Mrs. Helm (Mr Cannons Sis
teri for week or so before proceeding to
Atlantic City, where they purpose spending
a few weeks before making the return Jour
ney.
Mr.. Elias Blondheim and family formerly
of Washington, ID. c., are now in Prescott
Ariz. for the summer, where the former
has business interests.
Miss May Maschauer, Miss Estelle Bryan
and Mr.. Richard Sanders have just re-
turned from a pleasant vacation spent at
Atlantic CitV. Mr. Leo MaSohaner Nd r
Thomas Parker will remain a week longer
with their friend, Mr.. VIII Schockly of
Dover, Del, after which the former will
spend some time at Dover Del.
Mrs. W. s. Thompson Miss Thomp-
son and Miss Anna Barry of Washington,
are summering in the White mountains.
Mrs. John c. Hesse of Capitol Hill and
Mrs Edwin B. Hesse are spending several
weeks at the Delaware Water Gap.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Laurie and Mrs Sisie E.
BOteler and her daughter, Miss Gertrude
Boteler, are at the Calvert Hotel, North
Chesapeake Beach, Md, for a stay of two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Stewart Of 527 Florida
avenue northwest, accompanied by their
daughter Mabel and little son JOHN left
this morning to spend this month at At
lantic City.
Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard of this city and
her sister, Mrs. w. B. Clymer of Boston, |
are spending fortnight at Edgehin Ma
liant. Mrs. Clymer will sail about the mid |
die of the month for trip of three months |
abroad.
Mrs. w. j. Armstrong and little daughter |
Marjorie are spending August and part of |
September at Shady Brook Farm, Boyds,
Md.
Mrs. Frank Simon and son Herbert of |
Monticello, Fla, are visiting Mrs Lewis |
Kann. 1136 Sth street northwest
Owing to illness in the household the
Misses Holmead of Holmead Manor are not |
entertaining at all and notice in these |
columns of recent birthday party at their |
home was therefore misleading and incor- |
rect.
Misses Anna Baker and Amy Rogers have
gone to Indiana and the worlds fair and |
will return home next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Evans are |
spending the month of August in the
mountains of upper Virginia.
Miss Florence Eliason, ACCOMPANIED by
her brothers Raymond and Ebert and Miss
Arrie Burdine left last Tuesday for a few
weeks visit with relatives at Oak Grove,