Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20

Mr.. H. A. Stevens is visiting his home in
Boston, Mass
Miss Sadie G. Goldsmith. accompanied by
her sisters, Loretto and Elizabeth will
leave for Pittsburg Monday morning. and
later on will go on an extended cruise on
the Ohio river.
Mrs. Ann E. Gridley and her grand
daughter, Miss Helen w. Grdley, at
tended the G. A. r. encampment this week
In Boston and are now visiting friends In
Cambridge. Before returning home, in
September. they will stop in New York to
visit relatives and friends.
Miss Mary l.. Weber. daughter of Mrs
Louise S. Weber, has left for an extended
visit to her grandfather and other relatives
In Baltimore and suburbs.
Miss Jean MacCallum of Montreal Can
ada, is visiting Mrs. De Witt Croissant,
1717 Q street northwest.
Mrs A. Dallas Tucker and Miss Tucker.
who have been sojourning at River Springs
on the lower Potomac, will return 20 the
city tomorrow. In the future they will be
at home to their friends, at No. sol
Spruce street, lie Droit Park.
Miss Hildebrandt, who has been The guest
of her brother-in-law, Mr. j. L: kause, At
Langdon, for several months, has returned
to her home at Akron, Ohio.
Mrs. William A. Roberts and her Gaugh-
ter, Miss Lizzie of Langdon, are recuperat-
ing at Lewes Del
Mrs. l.. H. Patterson of Langdon mas re-
turned to her suburban home, Ear View
greatly benefited by her six weeks sojourn
in the mountains of Pennsylvania.
Miss Laura Cheshire of this city is visit
ing Miss Ethel Watson of Langdon.
Mr. William Gochenhour and family of
North Langdon have Joined the Colonial
Beach camp for months camp fife.
Mrs ]. W., Watson Of Langdon is So
| journing at Lewes, Del
Miss Edna Durfey of Langdon is max
ing a months visit to relatives at Jack
son Summit Pa.
The Washington contingent at The Mas
conomo. Manchester by-the-Sea, Mass.
has been added to by the arrival of Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. B. Hutchinson and Mr. and
Mrs. 4. L. Bliss.
Mr.. Otto Wolf of Uniontown. Ala. has
Joined his family at the home of Mrs.
VOLTS sister Mrs. Leo&S. Schoenthal, 9O4
Westminster street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. J. CLEARWATER and their
1909 S street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. s:dman have
taken apartments in THE Glen,' quarry
road, for the winter.
Miss Jennie E Graham has returned to
her home. on 18th street. after visiting
friends and relatives in New York and
Brooklyn.
Miss May Madigan was surprised by
visit of group of friends at her nome on
Wednesday evening in honor of her birth
day Those present were Misses Eleanor
Moriarty, May Clark. Annie keliher and
Blanche Madigan, and Messrs. Edwin U.
Joseph Becker, Dennis Sweeney, F. A. Ray
and Mr. Reilly and Mrs. Hines. A pleasant
evening was spent with music and dancing,
after which refreshments were served.
Miss Rebecca Solomon and her father
have returned from Colonial Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Burke Of n l.
street left Sunday morning for an EXTENDED
trip to Boston, and on their return VIII
visit Philadelphia, Atlantic City and many
other places of interest.
Misc Amelia Hebsacker Of 1O1 M street
northwest, who has just returned nome
from an extended visit to relatives IN sgd
ney, Ohio, and the west. Will De at NOME "
her friends after the I'D OF August.
NJ and Mrs. c. G. Wilson of Layhill,
Md. entertained party of guests last even
ing with a straw ride and leap year uahc e,
There were about forty young people IN
the farm wagon when 1t set out at halI-
past l. guided by outriders on noi
back The party was chaperoned py III H.
q THOMPSON and Mrs. A. NJ. Poynton.
After two hours run through the couh-
trv the party returned to the house before
the new moon had gone down. Inc young
ladies very quickly assumed their preroga-
jcb has set down 1Or leap
wear and started dancing upon the oroad
verandas, which were decorated with a pro-
fusion of golden rod ana Aiuniihdteu Win
Japanese lanterns
REFRESHMENTS were served at IL o'clock,
after which the german was danced. Cw-
ing to an unfortunate wrench TO her ankle
in descending from the wagon after the
straw ride, Miss Lena Wilson. daughter or
the hostess. was unable to lead the german
with DIR. Thompson. and her place WAS
taken by Miss Mary Wlllls-Farquer' Inc
fayors were silver crescents TO which were
attached a sprig of wheat, thus conveying
a suggestion of the new moon together with
a reminder of the thrashing operation just
being successfully closed on the farm; :,
In the company were DR.. and Mrs. II. Z:
Thompson, Mrs. Solger, MISS Naomi
Thompson Mr.. and Mrs. A. M Poynton'
Miss Bessie Ide. Mr. and Mrs. J; s. P Fs,th
Fauquer. Lottie and Helen Pleasant, JACK.
SON, Wetherald. Thomas, Brooks, Lloyd
and Lansdale and Messrs Hinson. Genera
Ham THOMAS. Pole and Hilles, Robson,
Henry and William Moore, NARROW, Chit
fele GLASGOW Pleasant. Paul Taylor. Clay
Thompson, Bayard Wilson, Carter Wilson
and Joe Cashell.
Mr. c. w. Montgomery and Mrs. A. L.
Reynolds have gone to Everett. Mass, to
remain until the early part of September.
Miss Doris Denis of 1910 sth street north
west has returned home after brief stay
at Colonial Beach, Va.
Miss Elma G. Holman of 1910 9th street
northwest, who is spending the summer at
Fair View, Germantown, Md, will return
about the LIST of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lansburgh and fam
lily have returned from an extended western
trip. which included the st. Louis expo
sition.