Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-20

and wife, Miss Bertha Barron, Horatio B.
Young, Miss Sue NJ. Book. Mrs Mary J.
win James and wife. w. A. Miller and wife.
Thomas Boylan, Miss Campbell G. w.
James and wife, w. II. King and wife. Miss
o. B. King F. c. Armstrong. Miss F. F.
Innes, C. T. Dixon and wife, Mrs. McCul-
Tough, Mrs. w. Harry Cochran. Mr.. w. p.
Morrison. Miss Florence Hopes Miss Anna
NJ. Thorn r. E. Hammer and wife and
Miss M A. Delone.
This season at Jordan White Sulphur
Springs is the most enjoyable of recent
years. Nearly every section of the United
States Is represented many of the guests
being from Washington. The latest arri-
walls are Mrs. M. A and Miss Prince. Mr.
Leslie Prince Mrs. F. B. Bishop, the Misses
Francis and Grace Bishop. Mr.. Harry Mr.
Howard Bishop, the Misses Susie and Wini-
Harvey.
An entertainment was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. RatcIiT of
North Fork, Loudoun county, Va, Thurs
day evening. The program included vocal
and instrumental solos. fancy dancing and
tableaux- Those taking part were Misses
Dorothy and Anna Marschalk Enid Holtz-
claw, Helen Howison, Mrs. w. A. Perry all
o. Washington: Mrs. Marschalk of PhiIa-
deiphta and Mr.. Lucien Cole OF North Fork
Mrs. w. l.. Stabler of Baltimore Md. and
Mrs L. c. Sorensen of New York city, for
merly Miss Mary and Frances. eldest and
youngest daughters of Martin Van Syke
now deceased, are making a visit after
eighteen years absence. They are stopping
with Mrs n. Meier, 1112 III street north
west.
A garden party was given by the Misses
Marie Dohorty and Mary Morris at the
home of the former. Waverly. King George
charitable object. The bea utiful grove and
lawn were tastefully decorated with Chi
nese lanterns. which, in connection with
the dainty gown: of the young ladies. made
was held over den" pillow In charge of
Miss Page Morris of Washington, d. c. to
be awarded TO the most popular base ball
slayer in the county. The embroidery was
the work of Miss Mary Morris Of Wash
ington and Mr.. George Ogls Tayloe was
the winner. During the evening a fine
musical program was rendered by the fol-
lowing: Medley overture, Mr.. William A.
King. clarionet; Mr.. Leon Nuensey, her
monica; Miss Florence J. King piano, all
of Washington. ID. c.: vocal solo, Miss
Flora Mason; instrumental solo. Miss King
vocal solo. Master Russell Hooker of Bal
timore Nd: vocal solo. Miss Hargist; vocal
solo with clarionet obligato. Master Rus
sell Hooper. Mr.. King, Miss King, accom-
PIANIST; instrumental solo. Miss King: vocal
solo. Miss Mason. The sum of $50 % was
realized.
A very pretty musicale was given Thurs
day evening by Miss E. I'll. Ge1ston at her
cottage at Arundel-on-the- Bay in honor of
her house guest. Mrs. Geo. w. Manson of
, New York city. The cottage was beauti-
fully illuminated with Chinese lanterns
and soft tapers. Miss Gelston gave selec-
lions from the opera of the ''Mikado," Miss
Blanche Calvert presenting Nankipoo.
REGULATIONS were rendered by Mrs. Manson
and Blanche Calvert. Selections from the
graphophone were thoroughly enjoyed. A
butterfly dance by Marian Beebe, little
tot of two summers, was gracefully rem
dered.
The Washington Social Club held a meet
ing last Tuesday evening. at the home of
Miss Edith Appleby. No. II X street north
cast After a number of games bounti-
full repast was served. Later dancing fol-
lowed. The next meeting will be held Mon
day evening at the same place. Among
! those present were the Misses Marion Gid