Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-15

| them is their daughter. Miss Alma Trainer.
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, d. D.. rector
| OF St Margaret's Church. Washington. d.
| G.. is q prominent visitor to Cape May.
He will ofiiciate in st. Johns p. e. Church
here tomorrow.
T. Jenkins Hams of New York, the noted
sea story writer. accompanied by his little
daughter, Is spending July at the Windsor.
He was Joined this week by his mother,
Mrs. Hams. wife of John Peter G. Hams,
who is now at Panama, where he Is serv-
sioners.
Mrs. James S. Stanley has Joined the
Washington colony at the Stockton to re-
main three or four weeks.
Henry Charles Lea, the noted historian
and publicist. and president OF the Amer
lean Geographical Society, has opened his
cottage on Grant street, where hs will re-
main until September.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Warren Sauauels of
Washington have apartments a. the Star
Villa for the entire summer.
T, II. Fletcher OF Washington Is a late
arrival at the Miller cottage
NJ. NJ. Walker of Monroyia. Md. is at
the Miller cottage for the summer
George C. Phifer of Chestersown. Nd. is
lat. prominent arrival at the Wyoming.
Mrs E. G. Roseman and Miss justina j.
Roseman of Washington are at the Wyom-
ing for FIVE weeks sojourn. So - 49,
Mrs. Charles G. Dulin and Miss beatrice
Duln of Washington have apartments at
Congress Hall.
prominent late arrival at the Stockton.
Mrs. NJ. o. Riley of Washington is at ths
Breakers.
Charles c. Harrison OF Washington Is at
Cape May for the entire summer.
]. Kenny Wright of Washington is at the
Stockton for the entire summer.
Mrs. william Ralph and Miss Catherine
Ralph of Washington came TO the Stockton
this week to remain for a long visit.
w. G.. Slider of Washington Is Il guest at
the Devon.
John c. Copenhaven of Washington he 8
apartments at the Baltimore inn for three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. G. Allen and Master
Bruce Allen of Washington arrived this
week and are at the Baltimore Inn for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs B. b. Wilson OF Washington
are among the newcomers to the Baltimore
Inn for the season.
Miss Mae Reidy and Miss NJ. Leon Berger
of Washington are guests at the Marcy.
Mics Maude P. Hopkins. leading society
belle of Richmond, Va, is a prominent late
arrival at the Marcy.
Mrs. j. E. Walsh of Washington, who is
occupying n cottage here for the summer,
is entertaining her sister, Miss Duron Of
New ork
Miss Nettie Lagenbeel of Knoxville, Nd.
is sojourning at the Shoreham, Cape May
Point.
Mr. and Mrs c. X Brown and their
children. Charles G. Brown and Miss Mary
L. Brown of Waterford, are ut the Shore
ndT 1dpS May EOlill, IoT u StdSVi
Rev. I. C. Davis of Chincoreague, Va, Is
enjoying u vacation here.
L. R. Thornton of Washington arrived
on Tuesday and is located at me Columbia
for n long season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Weaver OF
Washington have apartments at Congress
Hall for an extended season.
Mrs. C. w. Offray, Miss Margaret Offray
and Archibald Offray Of Washington are
at the Windsor for an extended soJou~n.
Mrs. II. Powell of Washington has arrived
at the Stockton to pass her vActtI IN.
Mrs. B. Lynch and family o. Washington
are at the Stockton for lengthy sojourn.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Taylor OF Washington
are at the Lafayette for an extended So
Journ.
Mrs. William c. Ditmar and Miss Grace
B. Ditmar OF Montrose, Md. have taken
apartments at the Baltimore Inn for an in
definite period.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas c. Noycs OF Wash
ington are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Boyd.
L. c.. Martin of Washington has arrived
al Cape MAJ for the entire summer.
John Games, prominent stock raiser of
Shadeland Va, is sojourning at the lafaJ =
cite.