Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-24

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| company.
| Col. and Mrs. Ransdell and a party of
| friends are summering at Cassells, Col.
Miss Anna Cockrell. who is visiting in
| Denver, Col, was given a luncheon at the
| Denver Club last week.
Mrs. DR.. c. W. Montgomery and sister.
Mrs. a. l.. Reynolds visiting friends in
| Boston, Mass, and will be accompanied on
their return by Mr.. and Mrs. John Hancock
| of Everett, Mass
| Mrs. Mackay Smith gave a large dance
| to the young set of Bar Harbor, Northeas 81
HarbOr and Seal Harbor at WlldcllH, their
| cottage at Seal Harbor, last night
| Miss E. Louise Smith and Miss Clara G.
| Smith of Capitol HILL and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edward NJ. Mix and son of Chevy Chase,
| departed this afternoon for st. Louis they
| will devote several weeks to viewing the
| worlds fair.
surprise party was given Monday even
| ing by Mr. and Mrs Crandall at their home,
| sos 18th street northwest, in honor or thelr
daughter Edna's tenth olrthdaS: -. Nan, ny
| vocal music Later the little ones were
escorted to the dining room, where re-
| freShmentS were served.
| The residence of Mr.. Fred Albrecht, 30
| Pennsylvania avenue southeast, was the
| scene of a happy gathering last SATURDAY
| night. the occasion being the birthday OF
| the host, which was celebrated by stag
| dinner. After speeches by few of the
diners. Mr.. Edward Campbell in neat
| little speech presented Mr.. Albrecht with
a bouquet of American Beauty roses, each
| rose representing one year. The host re-
| Piled in appropriate manner. Souvenirs
| in commemoration of the event were pre-
| ent were Frank Button. Charles Is. Mat
thews. Capt Thomas B. Walker Capt
Campbell. E. KEEPS. w. Corby, James Crit
| fin, w. Price, Joe STEELE, Christopher Yea
| bower Ivanhoe Jochum. Harry Claf1in.
Townley Mckee. Wellington Rose. John
| Walsh, Phillip Nicholson, Frank Sherry,
| DR., Frank F. Gibson. Carl Wagner, Will
lam Hussey Martinus Won Bush and DR..
| Thomas Calver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Phillips of St.
| Louis registered at the Raleigh. Mr..
| Phillips chief engineer designed and
built the engineering features of the world S
| fair.
| Mrs L. Niedfeldt is spending a part of
| her vacation at Sideburn Va. with Mr. and
| Mrs. Garet of Washington.
Mr.. Chas. B. Spauldlng of Chicago, H.,
| with his wife. on their return from the
| G. A. r. encampment at Boston. visit
! ing relatives at 100 Massachusetts avenue
| northeast.
Mrs c. f. grnkman has left the city for
| Watkins Glenn and Ithaca, n. Y VIII be
at home September B.
| Mr. and Mrs William J. O'Donner and
| Messrs. A. Hanlon. Joseph Dant and J. A.
| Heenan of Georgetown are among the cap
ital city's visitors to Atlantic City.
Miss Hilda Waters is visiting in Penn
| sylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Jones. 1r.. formerly
of this city. returned to their home in New
| York city after a delightful stay of two
weeks at Old Point Comfort, Va, and
| Washington.
Miss Sara Whittemore of The Cecil left
for Norfolk. Va. Tuesday to visit her fam
lily for several days Accompanied by her
% for Newport, R. l., and will be enter
tanned at Rose Villa Mrs. Luke Waters
cottage
Mrs. Frank Sharp, at Otterburn. Chevy
! Chase, last evening, Miss Florence Sharp
was married to Mr.. Arthur L. Flint of the
War Department. Rev. E. Lawrence Hunt
! of the bride acted flower girls. Esther
| Sharp. one of the above. sang very charm
! ingly during the ceremony De Koven's "Oh.
Promise Me- The floral decorations and
| gifts were beautiful. After month in the
| east Mr. and Mrs. Flint will be at home to
| their friends in Otterburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Holland and son
| of Capitol Hill have returned from their
vacation at Ocean City and Atlantic City,
| N. ].
Miss Ella Bentley of $50 K street south
| oct tnf Coz 1nx. 70 -;t l.,
G. A Doyle, at Newport News, Va; also
| Portsmouth, Va, Virginia Beach and North
| Carolina, and expects to return to this city
| September Is
Mr. c. w. Simpson and family have re-
| turned to the city after an extended trip
through the northern states and Canada.
| Mrs. Carter, wife of Lieut. R. D. Carter
10th United States Infantry, is visiting her
| parents at 1924 Howard avenue northwest
After the army maneuvevs Lieut.. Carter
! will be here also on leave for two months
| before joining his regiment at Fort Nc
| Pherson, Ga.
Miss Eva NJ. Raybod, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Wallace c. Raybold of Riyer,laIe
| of Washington al the home of the bride S
| parents, in Riverdale. Monday afternoon
| last. The Rev. John B. Williams of Wash
| ington performed the ceremony in the pres
| ence of small party of relatives and
friends. Mrs. Gertrude Curtin. an aunt
| of the bride, was matron of honor and
Mr.. Walter c. Raybold, the brides brother,
| was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Allen left
| for a short trip south, after which they will
| return to Riverdale, where they will be at
| home to their friends after September 3.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett S. Brown of West
| Washington gave a delightful card party
| to few of their friends during their So
| journ at Harpers Ferry, w. Va. After
! several games of euchre the guests We're
| served buffet lunch. Those present We're
| Mr.. Harry V. Baldwin news editor of the
| Philadelphia Record; Mrs. l.. F. Mel. May,
| Mr.. w. H Tompson, Mrs. Tompson and Mr.
and Mrs G. S. Baldwin.
| Mr.. Louis c. Zerega of Altoona, Pa, is
| visiting friends in this city.
Mrs Walter N. Humphrey and children
| Of 916 N street northwest left Washington
| on the 18th for st. GEORGES Island to spend
| the rest of the summer. Mr. Pumphrey
| will join his family the last week of their
| stay.
Mrs. Mary Bushby is with a party of
| friends at Atlantic City for two weeks,
| after which she will pay visit to her
brothers, Mr.. Henry and George Arenz of