Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-27
SOCIETY IN THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL AND Ell SEWHERE

ments. Miss N. O'Hare Of Washington,
Mrs. ]. F. Non of Newark and Mrs. Ash
ton Smythe each sang solos.
At the weekly euchre Monday night the
first gentlemen's prize was won by Mr.. F.
B. Self of Florida, the second being won
by Mr.. Ed James of Narberth. while Mr.
w. F. Vanderpool of Troy came off with
prize was won by Miss Ruth B. OHare OF
Washington; the second by Mrs. Standing
of Philadelphia. and the consolation went
to Mrs. ]. P. Swope of Philadelphia.
Switchboard. pool. billiards, tennis. ping
pong. mountain trips and the regular We'd
nesday and Saturday night hops music and
concerts by the orchestra pass the time
away most delightfully."-.
Late arrivals include Mrs. ]. F. Noll. Jas.
G. Pugh. c. E. Ebrey and wife, Miss Flor
ence b Alta, H c. Byers. Mrs w. P.
BrintoR Miss Annie NJ. Taylor. Miss M A
Heinen, John f. Freeman. ]. H. Tunstall.
Mrs Thompson, Lewis Van Court Miss
Ella ]. Rowley, Mr.. and Mrs H. M. Phil
lips. G. D. Shewell and wife, r. P. Hooper
and wife, w. c. Allen, Wildwood Truscott
and wife, Joseph Truscott, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Standing Miss NJ. L. Nelley. Mrs. S.
Berlin, Catherine MCGEE, Alice Mullin. W.
p Roberts and wife, Edmund G. Young,
Mrs. 8. NJ. Brownfield. H. G. Van Court
and wife II. F. Elder. Miss Elizabeth Horst
man, Miss j. X. Hippo, Mr.. E. P. Brinton
and wife, Miss Isabella Kahn. Miss Ray
Refs. Miss H. s; Henen; W. Hellerman
Geo. Allen, jr., and wife, Miss Emma Hyde,
H. F. Matlade, L. K. Passomore, wife and
sons. w. s. Harlan, May Truscott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. X. Duppus. Mrs ]. F. Armstrong,
J. J. Berlin and wife, M c. Magee, Cert
| rude Ferron, Alice X. McKennan, ]. Straw
er and wife. A. II. Haines, Harry I. kiehl.
Misses Kathryn and Janette Burdine
formerly of Chicago have as their guest
for the next two weeks Miss Mabel Gore
of Chicago, with whom they will visit New
York during September.
Miss Regina NJ Becker of Brooklyn. N.
Y, formerly of this city, is visiting her
cousin Mrs. J. B. Sheckels of 1900 10th
street
A pleasant evening was spent at the
residence of Mrs. G: II. Reed, 516 18th street.
last Thursday. The parlor and dining
rooms were decorated with palms and
ferns. Piano selections were given by Miss
Theresa Montgomery and H. Howarth
Coulter. Mr.. w. c. Reed and Julian Bel
field also entertained the guests with vocal
music. Games were INDUCED in, after
which refreshments were served. Among
the others present were the Misses Anna
Stone, Flora Jewel Edna George, Thelma
BUSHNELL. Elsa Thompson. Grace Rogers,
Evelyn Goodwin, Blanch Young and the
Messrs. S. Sutton Jones. Julian Reed.
Frank Newman. Jack Slater, George Good
win, H Broswell and Mr.. w. c. Reed
The following Westinghouse are stop
ping al the Rustic mountain camp. Blue
mont. Va: Mrs. Doran. Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
A Klug, Miss Frances Kel Mrs. L. Moser
and son, Mrs. D. Meade, Mr.. Miller, Mrs.
McMullen and daughter. Miss Noonan, Mrs
OLeary Mrs NJ. ]. Pines and daughter,
Mrs H. H. Parcher, DR.. Starr Parsons and
mother. Mr.. NJ. T. Quarles, Mr.. VIM. Ran
dali, Miss Wood, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas G.
Boss and sons.
Among the Washngtonians at the Tay
lor House. Round Hill, Va, are Miss Ada
Barrow and Mrs. jeremiah Mackessy.
Miss Lottie Jenkins of 636 street north
west has returned from Colonial Beach
after a six weeks vacation.
Mrs. May McCabe of Capitol Hill is
spending a few weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs. A. Lehman has returned home after
a Ave decks trip through the south.
Mrs J. Esputa DAILY and Mr.. Norman
Daily will go to Atlantic City on Wednes-
day. to be gone for two weeks.
Miss Marie Darr and the Misses Leila and
Clara McGrath are at Colonial Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Burton B. Turner have
turned to the city after spending several
weeks at Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
One of the most interesting events of the
week was party given by Mr.. and Mrs
Robert F. Bradbury of Twining City in
honor of the sixteenth birthday of their
daughter Bessie. y table seating the sew
enty-five young guests was set on the lawn,
under a grape arbor which was loaded
with rip fruit and lighted by japanese Ian
terms Miss Bessie received many useful
and beautiful presents.
Tuesday evening the home of Mr.. and
Mrs F. \. Thomas was the scene of
pretty wedding, the contracting parties be-
ing Rev. Daniel James Ford Of Betterton
Md, and Miss Emma Gertrude Thomas,
fnrnerIN of Somerset county, Nd. The OAR