Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-02
SOCIETY
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at the Jordan White Sulphur Springs. but
it is said by the old timers that the mas
querade ball given by Mrs. A. c. Cromwell
and Miss Mabel Maley last Thursday even
ing at the inn was It's great success.
The spacious ball room was gracefully
testooned with many flowers and ever
green's. Each participant made the pastime
pleasant by acting the character represent
ed. Much merriment was elected by the
grotesque garbs of Folly Mrs A. c. Crom-
WELD, the Gold Dust Twins (Messrs. Crom-
well and Lawlor of Norfolk, Topsy and Sis
Hopkins (Mr. and Mrs. Lyman of Washing
toni, Laughing Sam (Mr. James Allen and
Alphonse and CASTOR (Messrs. Johnson and
Prince of Washington.
The other masqueraders and their cos
tunes were: Miss Mabel Maley, Washing
ton, morning star; Miss Isabel Baker, Win
chester. evening star; Miss Edith STAINS
bury, Alexandria, night; Miss Sadie Harlow,
Alexandria, the girl of the plains; Miss
Maud Bird. Baltimore. gypsy queen; Mrs.
+. Jolliffe. Baltimore, Spanish dancer; Mrs.
X. Healy, Washington, fortune-teller; Mes
danes Lee. LanSton and Allen and Miss
Lee, colonial dames Miss Augusta Allen,
Norfolk. Red Riding Hood; Miss Rhoda
Lee, fairy; Master Baker, Puck; Miss
Baker Gesha girl; Misses Barker, southern
Mr.. w. F. Allen, Virginia Beach belle; Miss
Prince, Washington, the man from Toxic;
and Miss Margaret Painter. the baby.
The grand march was led by the genial
hostess and Mr.. Harlow.
Messrs. George r. Hoffman and Willard
ID. Vaughan are spending a few days in
Leesburg with Mrs d. Clarkson.
Mrs Caroline L. Arledge left Saturday
for visit to Shenandoah valley, Va.
Miss Virginia L. Arledge left for weeks
end visit to Staunton. Va, Saturday.
MISS Lula Mcclure of 1913 10Th street left
rAaty nI,u far pp-tn iuhf vic to
her mother at Catletts, Va. and friends at
Culpeper and White Sulphur Springs. War
renton.
Washington and Prince George county, Md,
who has been seriously Ill at DR.. Marvel's
private sanitarum. 1901 Pacific avenue, At
lantic City, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. b. F. Irwin and daughter, Florence
b. Irwin. have returned from extended
trip to Cape May, Atlantic City and Mag
ara Falls. Her sons, Richard F. Irwin and
Leslie v. Irwin. have been stopping at
the Washington House. Colonial Beach, Va.
DIR. and Mrs F. Oliver Belt have returned
with their family to their residence on
Connecticut avenue. having spent most of
the summer at their country place in Fred
erick county, Md
Mr. and Mrs T A. Rover have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter
Adelaide Irene to Mr. Richard Bryan Cava-
nagh of New York on Wednesday, Septem-
Der s. at 10 o'clock. at St. Aloysius Church.
Washington, ID. c.
DIR. and Mrs. Galloway have returned
from the seashore, and will remain at
Beechwood, near Takoma, until October.
Miss Cornelia Louise Lloyd of 226 East
Capitol street has returned from summer
in western New York.
Miss Clara Huddeston of 1918 10th street.
after spending several weeks with friends
In Pennsylvania, is now visiting in Hartford
county, Nd. where she will stay until the
middle of September.
Miss Campbell of 615 I'd street northeast
has left for the mountains of Virginia,
where she will spend three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolf of Q street left
Washington on Monday for Montreal.
where they will spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger of 144G
Rhode Island avenue have returned to town
from Atlantic City.
The yachting party composed of num-
Der OF young men fron town. among whom
are Mr.. Sidney c. Kaufman. Mr.. Lee
Baumgarten. Mr.. Henry Weyl, Mr.. Isadore