Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04

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Miss Root
ling Mr.. and Mrs. c. S wadsworth. Mr..
| and Mrs. Amos R. E. Pinchot Mr.. and Mrs.
Err este G. Fabbri. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hen
! nen Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Train, Mr..
| and Mrs. John j. Emery, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Lane Emo, Mr. and Mrs. William p.
| Draper, jr.; Mrs. Cary Hutchinson, Misses
| Cooper, kernochan, Derby, Archibald, Cur
nee, Palmer, Lawrence, Tone, Anita Tone.
| Ripley, Sallie Lawrence, De Castro, Whit
| ney, Ogden and Macy.
| Commander L. L. Remey. L. S. N, and
| family have arrived from Paris in London
| and will sail on the Minneapolis September
| IS
Mrs. Paul Morton and Miss Morton. who
| have been abroad all summer and lately at
| Carlsbad, have sailed for home on the Ced-
| r!c.
Mrs. E. H. G. Slater is leaving Newport
! tomorrow for Europe to make automo-
( bile tour.
| Mr. and Mrs. Crosby S. Noyes and Mr..
| Tom c. Noyes have returned to Washing
| ton from Poland Spring.
Miss Alice Green, daughter of a former
| governor of New Jersey and member or
Congress during q Cleveland adminiStratio
| who has lived abroad since the death of her
| parents with her sister. Mrs. II. A. Alex
| arder. has announced her engagement to
Mr.. ]. Ellis Hoffman Of New York. Both
are now in Paris.
| Senator and Mrs. Depew are at Briarcliff,
| N. Y, and will remain until the 10Th.
| After a stay with the family of Mr.. Jo-
| seph Kenner of Front Royal, Va, and with
| Miss Ola Duncan of Warren White Sulphur
Springs, Miss Louise H. Berner has returned
| to her home at 11o4 l. street, where she will
| be pleased to see her friends.
Chaperoned by Mrs. L. C. Jones and Mrs.
| R. w. Claxton, a party of young folks
| seated on soft cushions of hay left at sum
| rise Wednesday morning for Mount Wealth
| er and the Bear Den. Mount Weather was
reached at noon time, where bountiful re-
| past was served in the old Virginia fash
| ion. Later at Locust Hill dancing was in
| dulged In until late hour, ending with
| the old Virginia reel. Those who made up
| the merry party were Miss Florence Laux-
mann, Mr.. Wade Ferguson, Miss Katie
| Claxton, Mr.. Ed. Reed, Miss Ella Claxton.
| Mr.. Harry Jones, Miss Dora Jones and Mr..
Preston Ferguson.
The Misses Dalrymple of Oregon avenue
have returned after a months trip to At
lantic City, N. ].
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schwartz and family
have returned home after a pleasant sojourn
to Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Mrs. William A. Ridgely and Mr.. VIII A
Ridgely have just returned from a five
| weeks stay at Asbury Park. N. ].
Rev. DR.: T. C. Easton and family re-
| turned yesterday from their summer out
| ing. Nearly six weeks were spent in the
northern section of New Jersey, at Hunts
Lake. All returned greatly improved in
health.
Mrs Mary Watts Of 1856 Florida avenue
northwest and her daughter. Miss Jennie,
are spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
Saturday evening Miss Helen Gray's
| friends gathered at her home in honor OF
| her birthday. The early part was spent in
games, and prizes were awarded to the
most successful in giving names to Illus
trated advertisements. The lucky ones were
Miss Kate M. Thomas and Mr.. Charles M.
Havell. After refreshments were served
| an exciting peanut search took place. There
was a close race between Messrs. w. Wal
colt, L. Dudley and Charles Havell When
all were found Mr.. Havell was declared
winner. Miss Gray received many lovely
gifts.
Mrs Della Spencer Cation, who tomor-
row at st. Margarets Church. Westmin-
ster, will be married to Mr.. Marshall
Field of Chicago, arrived at Claridge's
Hotel Saturday night from Paris. She was
accompanied by Mrs. August Eddy, her
sister. Mr.. Field met them at the railway
station and subsequently entertained
them at dinner. 1t has been tentatively
decided that Misses Birch and Eddy will
act as bridesmaids at the wedding and
Spencer Eddy. secretary of the American
embassy at st: Petersburg. will be best
man. After the ceremony wedding
breakfast at which twenty-five covers
will be laid, will be given at Claridge's
Hotel The guests will include Mr. and
Mrs. Augustus Eddy. Spencer Eddy, Miss
Eddy. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Field. jr,
and their daughter, Miss Birch, Mr. and
Mrs. Crossley Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dibble,
from Scotland and probably Mr.. and Mrs
Whitelaw Reid and Messrs. Wadsworth
and Carter, secretaries of the American
embassy, and their wives.
The Chilean Minister, Mr.. Martinez, and
family, who spent the late summer at
Buena Vista Springs. have gone to Buff
falo.
DR.. C. A. Schloer and his wife and sis
ter have returned from White Sulphur
Springs.
Among the guests at Poland Spring this
season from Washington We're: Irving N.
Townsend. Mrs. N. L. Anderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. McKenney, Mrs. Nellie
Grant Sartorfs, Miss Sartoris. Larz Ander-
son. Mrs. Audenreid Mr.. and Mrs Crosby
Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. Buckingham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Stellwagen, Dr.
and Mrs. w. s. Harlan. Arthur P. Spear.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Father William T.
Father. jr. Mrs. H. C. Wilkinson, Harry
P. Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Peyton
Russell, Mrs. Laura B. Horner. Miss Flor
ence ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Tom c. Noyes.
Mrs. Howard Hinkley, Miss Grace NJ
Thomas, Miss Mary v. Deleplaine, Miss
Mollie Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. c. Smith,
Mrs. M. A. Shipe. Henry Preble, Mrs. F. L.
Hampton. H. c. Wilkinson. Mrs. w. M.
Goddard.
An occasion Of much interest to members
and friends Of the Metropolitan NJ E. Bible
class was an evening spent Thursday last
at the summer residence of DR.. and Mrs.
Chas. w. Cuthbertson, I'D and Evarts
streets. Langdon, d. C. The mansion and