Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-27

and Florence Greene OF Columbus, Ohio;
Mrs. Shipp of Norfolk, the Misses Leonfe
and Eda Won Knobloch, Sallie and Nellie
Shipp. Josephine and Julia Johnson of
Norfolk, Maude Delaplaine. Addie Graham
and Edith LAWYER of Washington. and Ma
jor Brewer, Captain HaSnann and Lieu
tenant Herr of the 18th United States Cav
airy, Lieutenant Peek of the Engineer
Corps. Lieutenant Delaplaine. 18th Infan-
try; Drs- Jones and Barry Medical Corps;
DR. Greene of Columbus. Professor Glass
cock of Yale University Messrs. Kemp
and Thomas Acker of Washington and
Henry Tuggle of Norfolk.
Mrs. L. H. simpkins and daughter Dora
leave today for St Louis and Chicago, to
be away about eight weeks.
Miss NJ A. spanding, Miss Bessie Owens
and sister Mamie left the city Thursday
morning for a trip to the lower Potomac
Mr.. and Mrs. August Grages will leave
Loeb Lynn Heights, Mountain Lake Park,
Nd, today, after stay of six weeks.
Miss Ethel P. Granthand of Philadelphia
is the guest of her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. w. Tucker, 1924 North Carolina ave-
nue. northeast.
Mr. Chas P Hancock left Washington
today on a visit to his brother. Mr.. John
Alexander Hancock of Locust Hill, IN AIDE
he will return to the city with his wife and
two little one. Louise and John. who have
been spending the summer there
Mr. and Mrs Thos l.. Jones of 662
street northeast have returned from four
weeks stay at The Ingleside,' near Rock
vile, Md.
Mrs S. D. Houck and daughter Mrs. S.
J. Gardner. will be pleased to see their
friends at their new home, 1115 Dartmouth
street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Newcomer, Mr. and
Mrs. Fl. c. Newcomer. MIR. and Mrs. George
Firoe and daughter and Mr. Lloyd Colli-
flower have just returned from a few
weeks stay in Graceham. Md. Mrs. IL. G.
Newcomer will visit Trenton, n. j., for
several weeks.
Mrs. Hattie Meads Smith, with her little
daughter, Elizabeth. has returned from
Cape May, where they spent the season.
Miss Clara Hinzen has been spending the
summer in southern West Virginia, and is
now in st. Louis.
Mrs. Agnes NJ. Fuigles of 452 K street
northwest is spending a few weeks with
Mrs. A. ]. Joyner of Sheepshead Bay, N. Y.
Mrs E. c. Peach and daughter of $50 K
street northwest have gone to New York
for few weeks.
Among the guests registered at the Hotel
Shoreham, Atlantic City, from Washington
are Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Ripley and
Cn1lOTen, MIS-. William ldpIidIll, MI.
William Towers. Mrs George F. Foster.
Miss Nellie Foster. Miss Minnie Myers.
Mrs Mary c. Waters Mrs George A.
Tracy and son and Mr.. G. K. Selden.
Mrs. William Berkeley and daughter Ev-
elyn are spending the summer at White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va. Mrs. Berkeley's
sister, Miss Florence Willard Barrie in
tends to join her next week for ah indef-
mite stay.
Burch of the Department of Agriculture.
will spend next month in Kansas among
friends.
Mrs. I. D. Boyce and daughters. Misses
Lillian and Freda, have spent the past
three months at Colonial Beach. They will
return to the city about the middle of the
coming month
Mr. and Mrs Charles B. Munck will de-
part next week for Atlantic City. where
they will remain two weeks on their hon
eymoon. They were married Tuesday, Au-
gust =. After their return they Will be at
home at 1913 Emerson street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Rogers of the Henri
eta apartments have returned from visit
to relatives in Buffalo.
AS guests of Mrs j. b Henderson, Mr..
Carl Euthers and daughter are spending
the summer at Eleneyrie, the Henderson
residence at Bar Harbor. At the Eleneyrie
studio both father and daughter are paint
ing some fine portraits. Miss Suzanne Eu-
theirs has just finished very beautiful
portrait in pastel of Madame Albertini
(snster of Mrs Hitt), similar In style to one
she has painted of Countess Cassini. Mr..
Euthers is at WORT, on a large canvas, por-
traits together of two sisters, Mrs. Ireland
and Miss Jessica Davis of New York. Mr..
Euthers was formerly Mrs. Henderson's art
teacher at the ST. Louis School of Fine
Arts.
a fifteen days visit to ST. Louis and tho
worlds fair.
Mrs. w. H. Pearson 1905 New Hampshire
avenue has gone to visit the family of DR..
John NJ. Duvall, at Springfield, Md, for
two weeks.
Miss Belle Edelin, of Washington Heights
has returned from Cape May.
Miss Lucille F. Smith of 224 Indiana ave-
nue. northwest, accompanied by her broth
err Mr. Clarence E. Smith, and Mr.. Jesse
A. Angel, has left for Atlantic City ton be
gone for several weeks. -
Miss Bertha Alexander has gone for a
visit to Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Louis Willige have re-
turned to the city after three weeks trip
to Bedford Springs, Pa, and Montclair,
NJ.
Dr. ]. w. Hodges and family of Capitol
Hill have returned from a pleasant vaca-
ton at Atlantic City.
Miss Marie Alice Tailor has gone to War
renton on three weeks visit to her grand
mother.
Mr. ]. Klock of Prospect avenue north
west is spending two weeks with relatives
in New York in the beautiful valley of the
Mohawk.
Mr. J. L. Everett and family have return
ed after an extended trip and will be glad
to see their many friends at their Whitney
avenue home
Mr. p J. Bresnahan. Miss Ida Bresnahan
and Miss Marie Gray left Friday for Ocean
City, Md, and before returning will go to
New York by sea.
Professor and Mrs. s. w. Flynn have re-
turned from a twelve weeks vacation in
Atlantic City and Cape May.
Mrs Eleanor NJ. Laise left Tuesday for
a protracted visit among old friends in
Pennsylvania. Before returning she eX-
poets to spend some time in Duncansville,
limit ,cyd