Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-22

anceS.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Kyle are visiting Mrs.
and Miss Barrett at Asbury Park, N. J.
Mrs. F. E. Wilhoite and daughter. Miss
Lesley. are at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Adelaide LYMAN Humphrey. con-
tralto of Temple Baptist Church of this
city, sang at the Young Peoples meeting
of Ocean Grove before large audience last
week.
Mr. Rupert and daughters. May and
Eleanore, of psi street northwest, have
gone to Atlantic City for short stay.
Miss Kathleen Prescott entertained few
of her friends with a cobweb party on
Friday evening to celebrate her thirteenth
birthday. Among those present were Miss
es Irma and Hazel Powers Madeline Cal
lahan, Lydia Bodell. Mildred Venable,
Page and Patty Morris.
Dr. and Mrs c. "a Schloer and sister.
Miss Annie Gordon, have returned to their
home, 20 Westminster place.
Representatives Hemenway and Gillette
and Chaplin Brown are guests OF Col. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Parker at their summer home.
Pine Crest, Camden. Me.
Mrs John l. Beuchert and Miss Anna
Beuchert of Capitol Hin are at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. ]. Harry Atchison and her son War
rem of 1906 Vermont avenue have just re-
turned from a pleasant outing with rela-
tives in Harrison, n. j. They also spent
some time in Elizabeth, Asbury Park and
Atlantic City.
Miss Hilda Newmeyer of Havre de Grace.
Md, is the guest of Miss Cora Summers of
303S NJ street northwest. They will be glad
to see their friends tomorrow evening.
Miss Clara E. Byron has gone to Vir-
ginia, near the Blue Ridge mountains, for
two weeks stay.
Miss Clements and Miss Gertrude c..
Barron are in southern Maryland.
Mrs. VIM. L. Foulke and Mrs. E. A. At
Gibson. although among the late arrivals at
Hamilton. Va, will spend the remaining
weeks Of summer there.
Mrs. Lucy Sweet Of 81 street northwest
left last week for Atlantic City and Cape
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Garrett are summer
ing at Front Royal, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs C. E. Gross, Miss Jennie
Alien Mrs. L. NJ Allen an dson Milton
have returned from St. Georges Island, AT
ter a stay of five weeks.
Misses Addie and Efie Perkins have re-
turned after pleasant trip Of swo weeks
al ST. Georges Island.
Mrs NJ. E. Krichelt, accompa aiel by her
daughter Miss Marguerite. and grand
daughter, Miss May Weidman, nave re-
turned after a months stay at Atlantic
City and Philadelphia.
| Miss Nell Herring is spending some time
| with friends in Virginia
Miss Bessie Snow of $40 N street south
west has gone to Virginia, visiting her I'M
cle's for three or four weeks.
Miss Lillian NJ Hynson Of 1913 och street
southeast has returned from an enjoyable
trim at Colonial Beach and will spend the
rest of the summer with relatives at Pur-
cellville, Va.
Mrs. NJ. E. Kayhoe and children. Ellis
worth and Carmen have returned to their
home after spending a month in the Blue
Ridge mountains.
Miss Agate Sell of slatington. Pa, and
Miss Ida Diehl of Mauch Chunk are visit
ing Miss T. Mae Roth of Capitol Hill.
Admiral Schley, Mrs. Schley and their
daughter are at Lake Placid, N. Y.
Representative Morrell and Representa-
tive Harrison were ribbon winners at the
Bar Harbor horse show last week Coan-
tess Cassini was also an exhibitor.
Countess Henri de Frankenstein, sister
of Mrs l.. L. Reamey of this city, VINO
is spending the summer at Nantucket with
her mother, Mrs. William Cullen Brewster,
is booked to sail for her home In Italy Sep
TENDER II.
The engagement is announced or MISS
Anne Judkins Mason daughter of Mrs. Lucy
Ord Donaldson. formerly of Washington,
now of Bloomfield. N. j., and Lieutenant
Keith Sumner Gregory of the 9th United
States Infantry. The wedding will take
place September 81 Miss Mason Is the
second daughter of Lieutenant John San
ford Mason. jr., who was killed In the
Sioux war CT 1s9O-91. Lieutenant Gregory
is son of Isaac c. Gregory OF waterloo.
N Y, and Is now stationed at Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan.
Miss Emma B. Howard has gone to Colo
NAL Beach to spend week. She will be
pleased to see her friends at her home after
Monday, August %.
The marriage has been announced or
Charles Edward Alleyne MacGeachy to
Miss Annie Delarue Kipling Hone, the third
and youngest of the sisters once famed
in metropolitan society as THE Three Hone
Graces." The great-grandfather of these
brides was Philip Hone, the celebrated
Chesterfieldian mayor of early New YORK
and the founder of the So-called exclusive
society of that metropolis. There has been
a Philip Hone in each generation. the last
Of that name losing his life in the Spanish
American war The marriage was solemn
ICED privately in one of the suburbs OF
New York city early last month.
Mrs V. H. Esch and son are at Colonial
Reach