Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-04

MISS hItCo SOOSeVelt dTTlNeu Ut MAIL
| chester-by-the Sea Friday afternoon and
| is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Board
| man and family at windecliffe, their villa.
She will stay there this week, and Satur-
day night was given a welcoming dinner
| by her hosts.
Representative and Mrs. Hit have taken
the Barney place at Bar Harbor.
Apropos of the recent mention Of Miss
Pauline Morton daughter of the Secretary
OF the Navy, as debutante of next season,
comes supplementary statement In many
newspapers that her engagement to Mr..
Cudahy. son of Michael Cudahy of Omaha,
was recently announced in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Denegre. who
are now at Villa Crest, their place at Man
chester, have already commenced entertain
ing.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller have now a
large party with them at Sorrento. their
summer home.
Justice and Mrs. Brown are greatly en-
1oying their honeymoon stay at Atlantic
CITY, where they take part daily in the
boardwalk promenade
Mrs. Hudson and granddaughter Miss
Alice Wardman, accompanied by Miss Eva
b. Cooke and a party of friends from Wash
ington and Philadelphia arrived in Atlantic
| City last Friday for few weeks stay.
Mrs. George Iseman and Miss E. Meyen-
berg are spending a few days at Virginia
Beach, and w II leave by steamer for New
York, to join MIR. Henry Xander. On their
return they Will stop at Old Point Com
fort.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Milford leave
this afternoon to visit relatives in Indian
apolis and to take in the exposit on at st.
Louis, Mo They will be away two weeks.
Mrs. John Robertson of No. 9Th street
southeast has returned from Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs E NJ Tile gave their daugh-
ter Eunice birthday party Tuesday even
ing last at the home of her grandparents,
| near Beltsvlle, Md, which was attended by
many of her friends, who gathered about
O'Clock in the evening on the lawn, which
was prettfly decorated with japanese lam
terms, hammocks and lawn swing. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Ulle. Mr..
and Mrs: E. M Tile, Rev L. A. La Roche,
Misses Mollie. Susie and Bell La Roche
Libby Metz, Eunice. Ruby and May Tile,
Jennie and Ruth Doing, Lula Harrison,
Mabel McGregor. Messrs. Percy Cassard.
Robert McGregor Julius and Everett
Parsley, c. S. Ridgway, Burns Doing, Lee
Sellman. George Smith and L. D. Love of
the immediate vicinity, Mss Pearl Craw-
ford and Mr.. Harry Mllstead of Montgom-
cry county, Miss Smith and brother OF
Berwyn. Misses Amelia Brooks, Bette
Banes, Gertrude Woodward and Robert
Browning of Riverdale. Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Beall, Mrs. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. F. +.
Rogers, Mrs. Steers. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Ulle, Mrs. H. E. Donath, Miss Fannie Be I'll,
Miss Robb, Miss Elliott Messrs. Edmond
Browning, Percy Rogers, John c. w. Beall,
Carol Browning, Walter Beall, George
Beall of Washington and Miss Dottie Frost
Miss Edna Beall and Mr.. Norman Ellis of
Laurel.
Mrs Orion E Knapp and Miss Catherine
SDiece of Omaha Neh- visiting
Mr.. and Mrs D. N Knapp and other rela-
tives and friends for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wardlow Huck are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emile
Huck at OF 10Th street northwest Mrs.
Wardlow was Miss Winifred Mason, daugh-
ter of ex-senator and Mrs. Mason of Illi-
nois. After a visit here the couple will
go to their home at Salida, Col
Miss Annie Rosenthal left today for New
York and will spend the summer at Attain
tic City, Philadelphia and New Jersey.
Mrs. John A Hughes and family have
taken a cottage on Vermont avenue, At
lantic City, where they will spend the sum-
mer
Mrs. William S. Parks and Mr. Charles
Cehm Parks are spending the month of
July in the mountains of North Carolina
near Asheville.
AiiHit oIHtS anu CHlltIeI are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bowman, at
Chesapeake Beach, for the summer.
Mrs. Carnahan, wife of Capt. Carnahan,
U. s. A, who has been stopping at her
former home in Washington, D. c.. has
returned to Plattsburg Barracks, n. Y,
accompanied by her sister, Miss Bessie B.
Howard.
Mr.. Harrison Dodge and his two
younger daughters are visiting at New
London. Miss Dodge is with her sister,
Mrs. Heiberg, at Fort Meade.
Miss Melrose NJ. Steadman and Mr. Ed
mund A. Reith were quietly married on
Monday, June -, at the Church of the
Sacred Heart by the Rev. Father MCGEE.
Owing to a recent death in the brides
family the marriage private. After
July Mr.. and Mrs. Reith will be at home
to their friends at III p street northwest
Mrs. Helen Nelson-Doocy and daughter
Helena left yesterday for ST. Louis and
an extended trip through the middle west.
Mrs. DOGGY will attend the national demo-
cratic convention.
SMALL ARMS COMPETITION.