Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-12

1905. The wedding will take place Tuesday
August p. at the residence OF the brides
uncle. Capt. Thos Franklin, United States
army. at West Point.
Mrs. Ida Denham and Mrs 3. L. Wiss-
man and son have Just returned from a
delightful trip to Colonial Beach, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter N Humphrey. with
their daughter Virginia and sons Louis and
Elroy. left Washington on the 9th for ST.
Georges Island to spend the res; of the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. saxty and 1T
tie son Frederick left Washington on the
9Th for st. Georges Island, to be away
two or three weeks.
The Misses Garner gave a delightful party
IN honor OF their house guest Miss Alma
Wilson of Washington. d. C, at their
summer cottage. Oak View. Baden Md
The evening was pleasantly spent In games
and music. after which buffet supper was
served The dining room was prettily dec
GRATED in golden rod, ferns and daisies.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
J. Wilbur Gates. Mrs. l.. A. Hester. Misses
Mamie, Leila. Bessie and Fanny Hyde Miss
Jessie Gibbons of Washington, Miss Ger
and Edgar Hyde. Nelson Grimes Ernest
F'urgang. Mr.. George Mathers of Wells
boro, Pa, and Master Everett l. Hester.
Miss Julia Stromberger. Miss Alice strom-
berger and Miss Emily Hunt of Capitol Hin
have left the city for Boston and other
places of interest in New England
Among the late arrivals at Braddock
Heights, Frederick county Md. are the
Misses Anna and Inga Forsberg. daughters
of Mrs. Hedge G. and the late Capt. Fors-
berg. They are accompanied by their cou-
sins. Miss Helene Forsberg of 1890 Both
street northwest and Miss Helen Violet
Murray.
Messrs. Francis Edward Foley Ward
Fleharty, Ralph Fleharty, Philip Inch and
Frederick Hazen Ptzer of Capitol Hill are
at Hotel Rigbie, 'Betterton. Nd where they
expect to spend the remaining days of Au-
gust. They will be joined shortly by Mr..
Edward Oldham and few Of their other
friends on Capitol Hill.
DR.. J. v. Priddy and family have left
town for two weeks stay at Atlantic CITY
Mr.. Edward P. Borden and Miss Eugenia
Borden. formerly of 1G22 Q street, are spend
ing this month at Tummclifre Cottage, Rich
field Springs, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Ferguson left today
for two weeks visit at Ocean Grove and
Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Henderson have been
entertaining the Vice President and Mrs.
Fairbanks at their Bar Harbor villa Glen
eyre, the past week. They had for dinner
guests Thursday to meet them Mr. and Mrs
MOTIFS X Jessup, Gen. Horace Porter Mrs
Hobson, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kirke Porter. Mr..
and Mrs. Morrell, DIR. and Mrs W. Weir
MltcheH, Mr. and Mrs Dave Hennen Nor
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. Coles. Mr. and Mrs Henry
Winthrop Gray and Mr.. George Totten ir
Dinners We're also given the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Fairbanks by Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Hennen Morris Mr.. and Mrs Emery.
DR.. and Mrs. Able Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer.
Representative and Mrs. Edward Morrell
Mr.. William H. Bliss, at Grindstone and
Mrs. Hauge. Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps
Emo gave them yacht reception Tuesday
and the officers of the United States war
ships Wednesday.
Mrs. William l.. Hagemann, accompanied
by her little son Lawrence, her sister Miss
Elsie Cissell, Miss Elite Daley and several
other friends, leaves Monday evening for a
three weeks stay at Deep Point Va to be
Joined later by Miss Maud Cisseu
Miss johnson and Miss Turner, both of
this city, will spend two weeks at Colonial
Beach.
Mr.: Everett NJ. Aten and family of Hol-
mead avenue are summering in the noun
tains of Virginia.
brother David, have left the city for a stay
at Atlantic City and New York
Mr.. John OHagen has gone to Virginia
Beach for short stay
Miss Nell Heinig has been spending some
time at Colonial Beach
The Congenials leave this afternoon for
a fifteen-days trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs Hitchcock. wife of the Secretary of
the Interior sailed today on the Vaderland
for Europe