Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-06
BAIL RO0W

there again. A number of pleasant enter
tainments have been given in her honor as
a welcome home. She was in the recep-
ton party last week for a prominent host
ess who brought together several hundred
guests at an afternoon affair.
Mr.. George II. Davis of New York an
nounces the engagement of his daughter.
Irene Blackwell. to Mr.. r. E. Spencer
Geare OF Washington. d. c.
A few energetic guests of the Blue Ridge
Inn have organized amusement club for
the entertainment of the house. An event
for each night is arranged by this commit
tee, and so far great success has been met
with. An especially interesting program
was enjoyed last week. Monday night a
dramatic performance was rendered in
which the attractive Miss Anne Ansley APP
peared as a charming Juliet to the Romeo
of ]. Sidney McSween. In a one-act COM
edy Mrs. w. A. Smoot and Miss Ethel Nc
Sween scored a hit. Tuesday and WedneS-
day nights regularly held for dance
and a progressive euchre, respectively. on
Thursday evening the club secured the
services of the walters and a 'colored cake
walk and jubilee held the stage. With a
classic piano recital Friday by Mrs.
Olga like, assisted by Mr.. McSween, bari
tone, and another dance on Saturday the
weekly program concluded Miss Ansley
and Mr.. McSween will be seen in the near
future Ophelia and Hamlet.
Mr. Wllllam GOcnennOur ana la1nlly Oh
North Langdon have pitched their tents on
the banks of the Potomac below Colonial
Beach for the month of August.
Mr.. Clyde ]. Sheriff and family of Lang
don have returned from a sixty days visit
in the state of Washington.
Misses Hattie. Mabel and Ella Grimes of
Langdon are spending their vacation at
Harper's Ferry.
Mrs. George B. Mcclellan, ST.. mother
of the mayor of New York. and her daugh-
ter, Nine. DespreZ. wife of the French min
lister plenpotentiary in Chile, are at HON.
burg for the season.
Miss Cecilia Nalley of 525 9Th street SOUTH
east is down at Colonial Beach for a
months vacation. and is stopping al tne
Linden cottage. the summer home or MIS-
A. L. Edwards of this city.
Miss Annie V. Brooks and Miss Lena
Downing have returned from a three
weeks trip to Atlantic City, Philadelphia,
New York and Boston. much improved In
health. Miss Brooks will start for Coioniai
Beach Wednesday, TO stay for the remalnn s-
er of the season with friends from Georgia
and Indiana.
Mrs. I. c. Haas OF Takoma Park ana
Miss Elizabeth Haas are at the Frontenac'
Atlantic city.
Mrs. r. n. Boyd and daughter have gone
to Atlantic City for few weeks
Miss Jeanette A. Farr of Benning, u.
c. has returned from Hot Springs, atter
pleasant trip of several weeks, and VIII De
glad 10 see her friends after August L.
There was a pretty wedding at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Chas. A. Springer in BROOK
land Tuesday evening last. the contracting
parties being Mr.. Geo. E. Baston OF PORT
land. Maine, and Miss Carrie j. Larry OF
this city The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Jos. E. Smith, pastor OF Grace
M. e. Church of this city, assisted by the
Rev E. Z. Marshall pastor OF the Brook-
land NJ E. Church. Mr.. Springer's two
year-old daughter acted as flower girl. MT
and Mrs. Baston will spend their honey
moon in the south, and VIII make their
permanent residence at Yarmouth, Maine.
Mr.. George Crawford. his wife ana
mother. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry N. Williams. left Friday afternoon
for an indefinite vacation at Atlantic CITY
Jordan White Sulphur Springs never was
more attractive than at the present time
The gaieties of Opequon Inn are on the IN
crease, Mrs. NJ. H. Barker making the
place all that is pleasant for her guests.
The weekly hop was held Thursday night
A party OF young folks of Winchester, Va.'
added to the group OF pretty girls tnere.
The latest arrivals from Washington are
Miss Margaret O'Donnel and Miss Florence
Hamburg: Miss Josephine Hinchman from
Philadelphia: Miss Annie ana Ella Weetr