Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Last Fortnight Of Summer
May Be Gayer
AT SUMMER CITIES
RECENT HoSPITALITIES IN AND
ABOUT THE CAPITAL.
Departures for Long and Short Vaca-
tions-Personal
Notes.

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Notes.
Miss Roosevelts activity this week is a
pretty good evidence that while no ex-
traordinary entertaining is being done at
Bar Harbor there is plenty going on to
make each day memorable. The rain
which caused many disappointments all
along the Atlantic coast this summer has
been just as bothersome at Bar Harbor as
at Newport, and, consequently. open-air
entertainments have not been numerous.
and when in some cases started off most
promisingly have ended in a rush for cover.
Unless the last fortnight of this month
shows livelier record. the summer season
cannot be considered any more successful
than that of last year, when the continued
rain and gloom badly upset did the tum-
bic in stocks. In each of these pretentious
resorts however, as well as in Lenox and
other places, the names most frequently
associated with pleasure giving have lost
no luster, and are heard of constantly this
summer. Miss Roosevelt is having an es-
pecially good time at Bar Harbor because
she Is among those in whose company she
is most frequently seen in this city. Today,
with her hostess, Mrs. Harriet Blaine
Beale. she is leaving for Portland to join
Judge Hales family and house party in
camp. They will remain there until tues
day.
Mrs Mark Hanna and Miss Phelps are
visiting friends at Northeast Harbor.
The German Ambassador and Baroness
Speck Won Sternburg accepting the
quieter Inequalities at Lenox.
Mrs John o. Nicolson announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss Priscilla
Alden Nicolson, to Mr.. Justin Morrill,
Chamberln. The wedding will take place
Easter week.
Miss Otie r. Nelson and Areta V. Hayes
are at the Boscabel, Atlantic City.
Mrs E. P Ellis left today for trip to
Boston. She will be absent for week.
Mrs H. L. Prince and Miss Prince of
1875 P street are at Asheville. n. c.. where
they will remain until September 20.
A surprise party was given Monday night
in honor of Mr.. Jackson p. Garrison at his
home in Garrisonville. Va. Among those
present were the Misses Edna NJ. Cooper
and Lille V. McCullum and Mr.. Charles w.
McCullum of Washington. d. c.
The Misses Hartig of yelling place have
returned from their visit to the worlds
spend the remainder of the summer at their
cottage at Colonial Beach, Va.
MISS n. Viola 1ngle is staying for few
weeks at Sheffield on the Potomac, after
which she may visit friends in the noun
tains of Virginia.
Mrs. Charles E. Vrooman of Hyattsville
and several members of her family are
having pleasant outing for several weeks
in the mountains of Virginia, near Front
Royal.
On Monday evening last Rev Richard
Emmons and wife of Southeast Washing
ton entertained number of friends in
honor of Miss Elma Bartram of Whining
ton, Del. After many delightful solos had
been rendered by Miss Ida Schneider on
the guitar and games had been INDUCED in
dainty refreshments were served
Thursday evening a party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ollie Emmons of
Congress Heights in honor of their niece.
There was much merriment music and
dancing being INDUCED in to quite late
hour when dainty refreshments were
served. Among those present were Rev
Garrison, Misses Mabel Emmons EIma
Bartram Ida Schneider and Mamie Schnei-
der, and the Messrs. John Schneider. Irving
Garrison and Thomas Brashears.
Misses Maud c. and Mae " Combs have
returned from a two weeks stay at Reho-
both' Del, where they were the guests of
their sister, Mrs. E. Allen Brewer of Bal
timore.
Miss A. M. Oliver of LOO 34th street is
rlsl1lng her sister, Mrs. NJ. r. Horton of
Chesterbrook, Va.
Miss Gertrude Beatrice Leterman. daueh
Ter or Mr. Moses Leterman of Charlottes-
vine, va, was married to Mr.. Samuel B.
Kaufman of Chicago at the home of the
pride parents, In Charlottesville Tuesday
night last Rabbi E. N. Callish of Rich
mond performed the ceremony in the nres
ence of throng of relatives and friends
or the young couple. Miss Viola Nav
Leterman, sister Of the bride was the
maid OF honor. and Mr. Solomon Hollander
or Pittsburg, Pa, was best man. The
bride has many friends in this CITY and
Alexandria.
h. Terry. have gone to New York and At
lantic City for ten days trip
Miss Walsh, Miss Erickson. Mrs William
Hoffman and Miss Hoffman left TODAY for
Atlantic City for the remainder of the
season.
Miss Georgia E. Miller has returned after
an absence of two months, which she spent
In New Haven and New York. She also
visited the family Of Mr.. E. D. Easton AT
Rochelle Park.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Burnside of 60 r
street northwest have gone on a vacation
to spend few days In Philadelphia and
lWO VEGAS III Atlantic City.
Misses Hattie and Hulda Stein. Bertha
and Celia Lowenthal Florence Herman.
Daisy Marx and Sophia Sanger left today
for an extended trip to Cincinnati, st.
Louis and Chicago. to be gone about a
month
Master Irwin Casgrove. with his sister,
Miss Mabel, are at Manhattan Beach, N
Y. for the summer
Miss Edith G. Turner of Capitol Hill is
stopping at Harper's Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Deards, with their
nephew, Maurice Morre, left on Tuesday
for Lake Mendoza, Wis They will be
away until the last of November.
Mrs. Katharine w. Hollingshead and her
daughter, Miss E. Lee Moore, have gone to
the st. Louis exposition for a brief So
journ.
Mr.. William E. Palmer and wife (for-
merly Lucy Lee Parsons) will leave next