Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-25

/ ease, out the Russian diplomat mad a great
deal of difficulty to follow and was In dan
ger of drowning for awhile He was plucky
enough, however, to want to go out again.
| but the life guard would not permit him
to do so. When NJ. de Thal came to Mag
nolia with Baron de Rosen he had never
seen bathers in the surf having lived in
colder countries, where surf bathing is un-
1 known, and just a week ago he took his
| first plunge into salt water. The Misses
| Cotton who are daughters of Col. Cotton
| of Connecticut avenue, and Miss Foraker
! are among the host sought-after bellies at
| Magnolia this summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Noyes of Chicago
| and their son and daughters sailed from
| New York for Europe Saturday on the
| kroonand. Mrs. Noyes will spend the COM
ing winter in Italy and Misses Frances
! and Ethel Noyes will attend school in
Florence Mr.. Noyes and his son Newbold
will return to Chicago in the fall.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris and Miss Sar
| tors are with party of friends making
an automobile tour of northern Maine.
| Mr.. w d. c. Dodge of this city has an
| nounced the engagement of his sister, Miss
Esther Dodge, to Charles Y. Freeman of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney, accom-
panied by Mrs Almeric Paget, who was
Miss Pauline Whitney, have gone TO AK
is cruising in Swedish waters on his steam
| yacht, the Aphrodite.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Lois Virginia Hamline, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. M Hamlne of Chicago, to
Theodore B. Egbert of this city.
party of sixteen went to Winchester,
Va, Sunday last for a days outing. In
the party were Miss Mabel Jenkins and
Miss Mary Jenkins of Herndon, Va; Miss
| DYt+h
Denison and Miss Pearl Wiley of Vienna,
Miss Cecil Caylor and Mr.. Claude Caylor,
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Hummer, Mrs.
Boarman and Messrs. William Scott, Harry
Scott, Wallace Acton, Harry Hummer,
Ashby Carlisle and Robert Thompson of
Washington. Some fine pictures were taken,
one with all grouped around the flag pole
in the national cemetery dinner and
supper were eaten in the woods, and at
o'clock a tired but merry crowd boarded
the train for home.
Thomas V. Smith. jr. of 224 Indiana ave-
nue., accompanied by his friend. Rufus Pull
liam, have gone on their vacation to At
lantic City.
Mrs. L. Cohen and daughter of 500 L
street northwest are spending the season
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. H. Kaufman of 500 L street north
west is at Atlantic City.
MISS MARY Lee OF tdpllOl Hill. acConlpaH-
led by Misses Wise and Daniel left for
Atlantic City for several weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Miller announce the
marriage of their daughter Grace Mary and
Charles Roland Ellis, July u, 1905. The
wedding came in the nature of a surprise
to the many friends of the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis will be at home after
September l at 1899 Baltimore street this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee were In Paris yes
terday with their son. Benjamin Harrison
Mckee.
Mrs. and Miss Elkins. wife and daughter
of Senator Elkins, are now at Lucerne,
Switzerland.
Mrs, Geo s. Cooper and family are spend
ing summer at Colonial Beach. Mrs H G.
Stein is also there.
Mr.. and Mrs Cliff Laughlin, Miss Hazen
anc Miss Mary Head are at Atlantic City.
Clarence 'Deringer is summering near
Ravenhill and Elkins Park, Montgomery
county, Pa, where he will remain until
September s.
Mrs T Roland Cameron and daughter
Miss Vivian E. Cameron of Washington,
L. c. are spending the summer at Peters,
burg, Md.
Mrs. Alfred Canaga. wife of Commander
spending few weeks at Petersville, Md.
Mrs. David N Gould and son Murray and
Miss BERTHE Andre left July 10 for
months stay at Silcott Springs Va.
Mrs. Chas A. Norris and Mrs. Benz. F.
Yohe and daughter, who have been In
Pittsburg, McKeeSport and western Penn
sylvania, have returned, and will spend the
remainder of the heated season at Atlantic
City.
Miss Nettie Cheseldine and Miss Elsie
Skidmore are at Colonial Beach for two
weeks vacation.
Miss Kittie Juenemann of 1923 18th street
northwest has gone to Atlantic City, where
che expects to remain until the middle of
September. Before returning she will stop
In Delaware, Pennsylvania and Maryland.
dance was given at Airmont House,
Airmont Va. Friday evening In honor of
Miss Maxine Hawkins and Miss Regina
Jacobs of Washington. D. c. Miss Jacobs
was becomingly attired in pink null. and
Miss Hawkins wore violet crepe de chine.
Among those present were Misses Nellie
Lake. Annie Chamblin, Inez Beavers, Re-
gina Jacobs. Maxine Hawkins. Mable Pow
ell. Elva Whitcomb. and Messrs Rodney
Lynn, Charlie Ford. Milford Parks, Richard
Chamblin, Robert Dade, Lee Dade, Henry
Plaster and George Silcott.
Mrs. John T. Callahan is visiting her son
ana MS tamlly III chester, Ia.
Mrs. Eugene z. Herring has returned
to the city after spending some time with
relatives in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton B. Turner have re-
turned from a trip to Boston, New York
and Atlantic City.
A Providence Wedding.
Thomas Henry Ryan, twenty-three years
old of Washington, son of James B. Ryan.
and Miss Mildred Josephine Nelson. TWEEN
ty-one years old, of Washington. daughter
of John Nelson, were married yesterday in
Providence. r. l.
The couple went to st. Stephens Eptsco-
pal Guild house, where they found the Rev.
c. p. Oswald, curate to the Rev. George &.