Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-22

tered at the Breslin Hotel, New York: Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. Bishop, U. s. a.; G. W.
Wilson, U. 8. A.
Miss Laura Fewcett of 5000 Q street is
at Hotel Rigby. Betterton. Nd. for two
weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. D. L. Blakemore, the
Misses Ella May and Anna P. Biakemore
and G. Hugh Monroe have returned from
two weeks visit to Baltimore, Tilman's
Island and Annapolis.
Among the Neutrality-suspicious. at the Henlo-
pen, Rehoboth, Del, Mrs. and Mrs. ]. c.
BaHou of 185 y street are guests for a few
days. From there they will go to Atlantic
stay.
Miss Edna Rathvon and. Miss Sara A.
Dyer, In company with their Chaperone,
Miss A. A. Clear, have returned TO the city
after an outing at The Queenwood, Mt
Lake Park, Nd.
Miss Vivian w. Taylor of this city is
spending her vacation with relatives at
Binghamton, Port Crane and Unadilla, N
7. Miss Taylor will be away until late in
September.
Miss Edith Ryon has returned to her
home, Brfghtwood, D. c., after spending
the summer with her sister, Mrs. Luther
Brashears. Annapolis, Md.
Miss Eliza Boyle of Philadelphia is
visiting Mrs. Alexander Long Of No. 10 r
street northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p Hopkins have left
for their country home in Winchester. Va.
where they will spend the remainder Of
the season.
people Of the Javins place, Fairfax county,
last Thursday evening, proved q most de-
lfghtful affair. The party included Misses
Mary p Hinkel, Mae Dougherty, Gertrude
Dolan, Mrs. w. Corcoran, all Of Washing
ton; Miss Champagne Of Lynchburg, Mrs.
N. M. Javins of Fairfax; Messrs. A. W.
Taylor, w. Franch, N. Harding of Rich
mond, Va; J; R. Norvelle of Lynchburgi
Va: A. Bowling of Alexandria, Va. The
party was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. H.
P. Mayo Of Richmond. Va.
Among the prominent Washingtonians
registered at the Berkeley, Atlantic City,
are Mrs. G. B. Shelton and Miss Isabel
Shelton, Miss Leila Schroeder, Mr.. and
Mrs c. ]. Cox, Mr.. ]. H. Kingsbury, Mrs.
E. A. Spear, Miss NJ J. Austin, Master
Albert Spear, Mr. and Mrs George Mueller
Mr.. Robert E. McNamera, Mr.. c. H. Elan
ney, Mr.. w. A. Miller and wife, Mr.. v. A.
Zimmerman, Mr.. w. ]. Palmer and family,
Miss George Webster Miss NJ. F. Spald-
ing, Mrs George ]. Cast, Mrs c. E. Hodg-
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Seleman, Misses
Anna and Jeanette Dugan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noble Lewis, Mr.. John N. Walker. DR.. R.
Reyburn and family, J. w. O'Meara and
wife, Mr.. r. w. Medley, Mr.. John ]. Nc
Court and family, Miss Alice Hunt, Miss
Mabel Hunt. Mr.. Wilfred Edgar and wife,
Mrs. Emlu w. Burton, Mrs. Edith Walker,
Miss Gloria Walker. Miss Eva v. Ogle,
Mrs Robert Coleman, Mr.. L. L. Derrick
Mr.. w. S. Derrick and Mr.. H. P. Amos.
Miss Mary E. Goodall Of 5O4 Maryland
avenue southwest has gone for an extended
trip to Philadelphia, Ridgefeld Park, n.
j., and New York, where she will visit
friends.
DR.. and Mrs Edw. S. Smith have left
for a trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret and Edward Farrell who
Lewis of Rectortown, Va, will return home
September 1.
Miss Clara Louise Reed, 100 Adams street
northwest, has returned home after a five
weeks trip in the west, where she visited
relatives in Boone, Iowa, and Omaha, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Young and two
children of Georgetown have returned home
after several weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Lillian Peters of Washington, D. c.,
Is spending her vacation in New York.
Mrs. Mcmahon and sister, Miss Kate
Baier, of 1895 9Th street northwest, have
gone to Richmond, Va, to return about
September 8.
DR. E. W. Watkins left the city yesterday
for Longport, N. ]. He will be the guest
of Gen. and Mrs. George Uhler at the
Aberdeen, and will afterward join Mrs.
Watkins and Miss Bessie in Atlantic City.