Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-05

frozen coffee. Instead of daintily slipping
shady lawn and keep cool By watching the
coolest form of exercise.
| DR. and Mrs Edward Stevens havs gone
to Nahant Mass, for six weeks.
Mrs. William Sprague. wife of War Gov
/ William Sprague of Rhode Island. is enter
| tanning house party at Ca1onchet. at
Narragansett Pier. In the party are Mrs.
Clare Hummer of New York, Mr.. and Mrs
| Robert Snyder of Kansas City, Benjamin
Ticknor and Frederick Beebe of Boston.
Miss Charlotte Pierce of washington and
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron s. Watson OF Provi-
dence.
1 Senator W. Murray Crane is said to be
| planning a new house. to be built IN the
/ fall at Dutton.
Francis E. Leupp, Indian commissioner, Is
building new cottage on his estate in
Tyringham. In the Berkshires. Mr.. Leupp
win arrive there during the month for sew
/ eral weeks.
| Senior Lionel Hagenaers. acting consul
| general Of Portugal, and Senhora Hage-
| naers are returning from Europe. where
| they have been spending three months, by
1 the steamship iceland. due here on Au-
4 gust 7.
| The Elizabeth wadsworth Chapter. d. A.
| r., of Portland, Me-, entertained the visit
| ing daughters of Washington and other
| points on Wednesday, August l. at a hand
| some luncheon at the Casino, Riverton
| Park, in honor of Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mus
sey, District agent. The other Washing
| ton guests invited were Mrs. Hoffman Way
| Mrs. Walter II. Asher, Mrs. ]. Eakin Gads-
| by. Mrs. Marion Longfeflow O'Donoghue
| and Miss Longfellow were also special
| guests from Boston.
| The regent, Mrs. F. e. Boethby. being
absent, the vice regent. Mrs. Lefavor. pre-
| sided, and welcomed the guests. Mrs A.
| A. Kendall was toast mistress. and called
| on each of the visiting daughters for
| speech. Mrs. Mussey gave a finished ad-
| dress. which was received with interest and
| applause. The president general Mrs. Nc
| Lean, sent greetings from Green Farms
| Conn. Whenever her name was mentioned
| every heart and hand applauded to the
| echo.
| Mrs ODonoghue, who is member of
the chapter, spoke feelingly of her appre-
| citation of the courtesies extended her in
| the home of her childhood.
| Mrs Perry of Rochester, n. Y: Mrs.
/ Pease of New York, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. lie
Grow. Mrs. Merrill and Mrs Gadsby also
| made brief responses.
| The luncheon was served in the red room
at three tables, seating the thirty-three
| guests. The patriotic decorations and mu-
sic. with a lavish display of flowers. COM
| pleted the beauty of this ''red-letter day."
| Two hours were devoted to q visit to the
Longfellow house. SO replete with historic
| interest.
| Miss Elsie Zeller of Bloomingdale enter
| tanned her friends Friday evening in honor
| of her eighteenth birthday. Music and vo-
| cal solos were rendered by Miss Zeller and
| Mrs. Salkeld, after which refreshments
| were served. Those present were Misses
| Elsie Zeller, Grace and Jeanette Sloan
| Lula Frederick, Hilda and Louise Mayer,
| Eta Mooney. Alma Forstnel and Grace
| Eugenia and Magdeline Zeller, and Messrs.
| Burgess, Philips, Sloan. McKericher, Houck
| and Zeler, Mrs. Coombs, Mrs Sloan, Mrs.
| Forstnel Mrs. Salkeld, Mr.. and Mrs Chas
| Zeller and Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Zeller.
| Mrs. Rosa C. Pennebaker and son, Clin-
| ton Boone, are at Capon Springs. W. Va.
| as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Darwin
| Pennebaker, who are spending the season
| there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ. Peyton are spending
| the month of August at the Albemarle. At
| lantic City.
White Sulphur Springs Hotel. Doubling
| Gap. Penn. Is filling rapidly with August
| guests. Among the later arrivals from
| Washington at this hotel are the following:
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Phillips. Miss Cecella