Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-01

Maryland They will be the guests of
Mrs. A. B. Glascock. St. Michaers.
Mrs. c. II. Bowers and son. c. Howard
Bowers. spending the summer In West
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Garfield Massey and son
Rennolds are visiting DR.. and Mrs. Harry
Rennoids. st. Paul street, Baltimore.
Miss Mary Riopelle of Baltimore is spend
ing fey days with Miss Deis Bowers at
the Cumberland.
Miss Alice Brittani Is spending the sum-
mer abroad.
Mrs. Jas. P. McCurdy. with her daughter
and sons. VIII leave the city today TOT
Williamston, N c., where they will remain
until the middle of September.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Gawler have gone
to Saratoga, where they viii spend the
month of August
Wendell w Mischier. assistant private
secretary to the Secretary of War has been
called to Murray Bay by the Secretary of
War. He left this morning. accompanied
by Mrs Misehler. They viii be gone during
August and September.
Mrs. Sarah D. La Fetra was hostess
Tuesday afternoon at beautifully APP
pointed luncheon. The color scheme was
yellow and white. Mrs. La Fetra was as
sisted by Mrs. Arheely. Miss Louise Wilson
and Miss Hetty Fegue. The guests were;
Mrs. Amos and Mrs, Bali of Falls Church.
Va. and Mrs. II. r. Mayor. Mrs. Dixon
Brewer Mrs. Campbell. Miss Ruth Gran
dali. Mrs. j. Finney Ergle Mrs J. Ellen
Foster, Mrs. Samuel Ford. Mrs Emma
Fordham Mrs. c. NJ. Forrest, Mrs. Fisher,
Mrs. Glass, Mrs Helmick. Mrs. j. NJ.
Holmes Mrs. z. D. Huntley, Mrs. Roche
gee, Mrs. T. II. Martin. Mrs. Pickering,
Mrs. Swegart, Mrs. Lydia II. Titon, Mrs.
May Van der Walker.
he close az he luncheon
to a unanimous call. Mrs. j. Ellen Foster
delighted the company with one of her in
imitable after-dinner speeches, the toast
being Our Hostess"
Miss Mary De Lashmutt. accompanied by
her grandmother. Mrs f. W. Motfat will
reach home this week. after having spent
several weeks with her uncle, r. D. H. Mof-
fat, at his home in Denver. Col.
Miss Alice Keyes of III 9th street north
east, left Monday for a visit to Waterford,
Leesburg and Oatlands. Va.
Miss Lizzie Cookery is visiting relatives
in New York.
A quiet but pretty wedding was solem-
nized at the parsonage of DIR. Schroeder last
evening. the contracting parties being Miss
Libbie Tyers and Mr.. Rudolph Quistorf, the
only brother of Mrs. Theo. HaTbeck The
bride, who had as an only attendant Miss
Helen Harbeck. the grooms attractive
candle and carried bride roses. Miss Har-
beck was daintily dressed in white dotted
swiss, with pink giTdle Mr.. Frederick
Tyers acted as best man. The bride and
groom left Immediately for Norfolk where
they will be given reception by the
brides sister. who resides there. Mr. and
Mrs. Quistorf will make their future home
in this city.
Mrs. J. H Danforth of 2483 18th street
northwest left on Tuesday last for a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. E. II. Wrightson.
at Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Ella schmid of AS H street north
west, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Hines.
has left the city for two weeks trip to
Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
A merry party. chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayden Stone. left Washington last
Sunday for New York. Those IN the
party were the Misses Daisy Reinburg,
Belle Clanker and Dorothy Simms, and
the Messrs. Clump, Jordan, Brown and
Reinburg.
Mrs Harry z. Greer of South Brookland
is spending a few weeks at West River,
Nd
Mrs c. J. Wetzel and daughter, Miss
Bertha w. Wetzel are visiting friends at
Mt. Union. Pa. Before returning home
they will visit relatives in Carlisle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Davidson. Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Burdette, Miss Grace Ward
and Mr.. VIM. X. Davidson are spending
two weeks with Mrs. Edmund Powder az
Wocdley, Nd
Miss Anna Ballas, who has been visiting
Bluemont and Colonial Beach, has return
ed to the city.
The large schooner Julia sailed yester-
day afternoon for Old Point from Annap-
Oils with a merry party aboard. The Julia
has been fitted out for two weeks cruise
and has been made snug and comfortable.
The captain of the Julia is Capt. B. P
Kelly, an old salt, in whose care the party
may safely trust themselves.
Those on the trip are the following: Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Martin. Mrs. Magruder of
Washington. Miss Burgess of Washington,
Misses Orvilla Sommers, Margaret Strange,
Marion Duvall. Annie Brown, Katie Brown,
the Misses Ethel Lillian. Gladys, Evelyn
Madeline and Katherine Martin. the Rev.
w. T. Twamley, Mr.. w. W. Poultney of
Washington. Messrs. Churchill, Sheldon
and r. 3. Hames.
Mrs. w S. Thompson and daughter Mabel
OF the Westmoreland, Washington Heights,
city today for Crawford's in the White
mountains, New Hampshire, for stay OF
six weeks or two months.
Mrs. E. D. Shaw left Washington last
evening for York Beach, Me, where she
will spend the month of August and later
be Joined by Mr.. Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs Enmons S. Smith and son
leave today for the White mountains to be
gone until the middle OF September.
Mrs Hester Burke of 526 22d street
northwest accompanied by her three
youngest children, Misses Helen and
Esther and Master Harry, has sailed
from New York for an extended trip
abroad. They will visit England, Ire
land and France. and expect to reach
home about the last of September.
Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Freeman are
at the Surrey, Hagerstown, Md, for two
weeks. going later to Pen Mar and to
Gettysburg, Pa, for a part of August.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
James A. Magill and Agnes T. O'Hagan.
Thomas T Anthony of Covington, Va,