Evening star., 1905-08-15


were given reception at The Pines" the
summer home of Senator Hale. when Gov
William T. Cobb and Mrs. Cobb were
among the guests. Last evening a dinner
party was given by Senator Hale
Lieut.. Gen. Chaffee and Mrs. Chafree will
go to Governors Island today where they
are to be the guests of Brig Gen. Grant
and Mrs. Grant. They are booked TO sail
for England Saturday
Miss Elizabeth Carney. who will be mar
rled next Thursday to Capt. Charles Taylor
u. s. NJ. c., is entertaining her bridesmaids
at anti.nuptial house party at her home
In Churchland. Va. Those enjoying Miss
Carneys hospitality are: Miss Blanchard
ana MISS Laura Spencer of Columbus. Ga.
Miss Alice Farmer of Frankfort. Ky; Miss
Francis Wait of Knoxville, Tenn. Miss May
Bruce and Miss Wise of Churchland. Va.
Mrs. Susie R. Jacobs has Just returned
home after four weeks visit to Philadel-
phia. Wilmington. Del, and Baltimore.
Mrs. enry Just and son have left for
an extended trip through the west. includ-
ing st. Louis and Cincinnati. They expect
to be at home September 10.
Prof. and Mrs William J. Oates of II
Q street northeast, lef, last evening for
Berkley. Va, to remain until August %.
Recent arrivals at Castlemans Ferry, Va,
| from Washington, d. c., include Misses
Rigena and Louise Probey, Miss Mary B.
Rhodes, Mrs Nellie Rice and daughter
| Mrs. A. r. Adams and two daughters, Miss
Clara Brown, Miss Poland, Mr.. r. Forrest
Mrs. r. B. Hay, Miss Corrine Hay, Mrs
Virginia Balm, Miss Helen Gladman, Mrs
Pickford, Mr.. c. B. En- trikin and Mr. ]. c.
Morgan.
Mrs. Anderson B. Lacey of the Portner
| Mrs. Sallie Lacey Johnston and family of
Broadview Va; Messrs Richard Bragaw,
Richard and Marvin Sutton and Miss Betty
Nevitte, with DIR. w. ]. Young and family,
will spend this week at Payne Cottage, Vir-
ginia Beach.
Miss Maud Doolittle returns to her home
in Huntington. w. Va. this week. having
| spent a delightful month with Miss Lacey
Johnston at Broadview.
DIR. and Mrs. Albert Evans left yesterday
| for western New York. From there they
will take a trip of several weeks to Cali
fornia, stopping at different points of in
tereSt.
Mrs. j. Miller, Misses Claribel Weigle and
Katie Webel and Master Morton Wegle
are spending few weeks the home of
Mrs. E. T. Thompson of Mt. Airy, Md.
Mrs Bessie W. Briggs of 7o3 18th street
left town Saturday for Chicago to visit
friends for a month; then she will go to
New York to visit Mrs E. W. Smith re-
turning home October l.
The Rev. and Mrs C. w. Tinsley. who
have been making an extended tour OF sea-
side and other eastern cities. and for sew
eral days have been visiting in the home Of
his uncle, ]. H. Benton, 462 o street north
west, returned to their home in Terre
is pastor of the Centennial NJ. E. Church
| in that city, occupied the pulpit of Hamline
M. d. Church at the morning and evening
services Sunday the pastor, Rev c. E.
Doney, being absent with his family at Co
lumbus, Ohio. His return is expected the
present week.
Mrs. Clara V. Moore Of 1147 Sth street
| northwest and her sister, Mrs. Ella Mitchell,
have returned to their home from three
weeks stay in the country.
Mr.. Charles w. La Porte and son Robert
Of Peoria, ILL.,, are visiting Mr.. La Porte's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. La Porte,
l15 S street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. L. Barker and
daughter Adrienne of $50 Rhode Island ave-
nue. have returned from pleasant vacation
at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. OMara and daughters of street will
spend the remainder of August at Nara
| gansett Pier. Miss O'Mara, before return
| ing to the city, will be the guest of relatives
| in New York.
Mr. Robert w Burroughs left Saturday
| for three weeks visit to his home in Cat
| tarauguS, N. Y.
Miss NJ c. Meininger of 1s45 14th street
has gone to Atlantic City for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs A ]. Wiegman wish to an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Louise c., to Louis r. Diehl, August 10,
| 1905, at Rockville, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Sewall Cissel and daugh-
| ter Eloise have gone for a trip to Virginia
Beach, Va.
| Mrs. John Robertson of sth street south
| east left yesterday for Fauquier county,
| Va, for a stay of several weeks.
| Miss Esther Dodge of this city. whose
| engagement to Mr.. Charles Y. Freeman was
| mans parents, DR.. and Mrs. James Free
| man, in Chicago. Miss Dodge is the
| daughter Of Mr.. w. C. D. Dodge of Wash
| ington.
| Mrs. J. A. Browne of 1641 32d street
| northwest, with her-son and daughter, is
| spending three weeks at Atlantic City.
F. w. Bergman of Suitland. Md, and Au-
gust Brinkman of the Washington Tobacco
| Company start tomorrow on the North Ger
| man Lloyd steamer Breslan on trip to
| Europe.
Mrs E. NJ Thomas left today for
| Paeonian Springs. Va, for an extended
| stay with ner daughter, MIS- f1oWdio iSh'
| who is summering at the springs.
| Mrs Henry A. Bester of Hagerstown,
| Md, delegate to the florists convention,
| is spending a few days in Washington, the
! guest of Mrs. NJ E. Kayhoe of 1916 9TH
street.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
| following:
Thomas Edward Langley and Mary
Joseph Hodges.
John James and Virginia Burrell.
Frederick G.. Berger, jr., and Elizabeth
M. Williamson.
BENJAMIN B. Vincent and Rosina NJ.
Huck.
William T. Dixon and Nellie F. Hender-
son.
lolla Of thic city and Nora u.