Evening star., 1907-08-27

virginia Beach and Ocean View.
Miss Jessie Herriott Of Euclid street. who
mas been entertaining several of her friends
for the past six weeks at her fathers beau
IIui NJ summer home at Stony Mans Camp,
Va, will return to WASHINGTON this week
and expects to be here for the winter
A reception will be rendered DR.. and Mrs
CarI u; Doney by the members of Hamline
NJ. p. Church tomorrow "wednesday even
Ing from to 10 o'clock, when their MANY
friends Will have the opportunity to ex-
press their good wishes for their new work.
Dr. Doney assumes his duties as president
OF the Wesleyan College in Buckhannon.
w. Va, September I.
:, Miss Louise Montrop is visiting Mrs.
T. o. smith at her cottage in Pitmau
grove. grove. N. J; Later Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
young and Miss Montrop will 20 to At
lantic City for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. De Groot of River
dale Md. and their little daughter Elsie
left today for Philadelphia Atlantic CITY
and New York.
MRS; Ed F. Eisminger, accompanied by
her little daughter Agnes is spending
IMne M remainder of the season in the Blue
Ridge mountains.
Miss Matte Hunter Of 22o5 street
northwest left today for Philadelphia, At
lantfc City and New York
Mrs. S. c. Depue has issued Invitations
1or the marriage Of her daughter Kathryn
n. TO Mr. Howard H. Dalzell. Thursday,
September 5, at o'clock, the wedding to
take place at S11 Massachusetts avenue
Capitol Hill.
Mr. f. Guilford and family are snend;ns
the rest Of the season at Colonial Beach
Va. Mrs. Guilford's mother and brother
Mrs. E. Reynolds and Mr.. Robert Rev
nolds, are with them.
Mrs. William Adams has returned from a
three weeks trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Sommervile Bowie of the Sheridan
is spending the summer in King George
county, Va.
The Misses Louise. Marie and Vivian Ed
monds of K street returned home last week
from trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Fannie B. Ward of Berwyn Md.
was the guest last week Of Ex-Governor
and Mrs. Hart at their home in Mount
Pleasant.
Mrs. Lily Tracy and her little daughter
Isabelle have gone to Boston to spend a
few weeks. and before returning will visit
relatives in Maine.
Miss c. F. Boyland has returned from a
delightful trip to Clarksburg. W. Va, ac-
companied by her sister Marie. who will
spend a few days with her in the city, and
then will go to Colonial Beach for few
weeks.
Mrs. Isabel Tracy left last week to spend
the rest of the season at Atlantic City.
A lawn fete was given for the benefit of
the Rechabites at 1923 N street last night.
The decorations on the lawn were very
pretty. and large number of people were
present.
DR.. and Mrs. Crosby have returned from
very delightful trip of two weeks spent
at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Warfield has returned to
her home, 14O3 10th street. from a visit to
relatives and friends in Frederick, Md.
Miss Frances Griffith of 18th street has
returned home from a six weeks trip to
Maryland, where she visited relatives,
and many delightful entertainments were
given in her honor. She will leave Satur-
day for Baltimore to spend a few weeks
with friends, before going to Frederick,
where she will attend the Womans Col
lege this winter.
Miss E. Bradshaw left yesterday to spend
a month in Adirondacks.
MI. and Mrs. Ca RI August Willie have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip of six
weeks, having been to Jamestown. Atlantic
City and other places in the north. They
daughter Of the late James Matthews. a
prominent lawyer Of Richmond, Va.
direct descendant of Samuel Matthews,
colonial governor Of Virginia Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie will be pleased to see their friends at
their apartments in the Wyoming.
Mr.. George Townsend of N street left
the city last week to visit his parents at
Cape May.
Mr.. Hogan has returned from trip to
jamestown and Atlantic City, and is visit
ing his parents in Mount Pleasant.
A society circus yesterday at Narra-
gansett Pier kept the gay world SPELL
bound. 1t was held at the Point Judith
Club. A dinner party for the performers
try Club, Mr.. p S. F. Randolph. as host
A street parade at sunset awakened pub
lie enthusiasm. Thrillers" and special
stunts were numerous. Some OF them
were given by Miss Louise Denegre as
Mile. File en- Air." in a balancing act:
Miss Emily Randolph, as Mile. Ononnae,"
a tight-rope walker; Miss Gibson.
Mile. Paulette," in poses; Mr.. Kenneth
Murchison, in a burlesque of Mr.. John
Philip Sousa; Mr. Henry Brevoort Kane,
representing a pachyderm, and Mr.. War
rem Kinney, as "Marceline."
DR.. A S. Hopkins and Prof. n. Monroe
Hopkins of this city were also IN mirth-
making parts. Miss Winifred Mattingly
of this city guest in large coach
ing party attending the circus
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Gregg Gusts are in
their Camp Virginia" on the ST. Law
renee river, opposite Clayton, n. i, for
the season. They have as guests Mr..
and Mrs. James f. Hood, Mrs. John C.
Pedrick and her son, Franklin j.. Ped
rick of Washington. and Miss Corinne
Norment Of Richmond Their daughter,
Miss Catherine Gusts. junior at Vassar,
has lately entertained in camp her three
classmates, Miss Ethel Burns of Brook
lyn, Miss Edith Eldridge of Marquette
and Miss Pauline Showalter daughter Of
Representative Showalter of Pttsburg.
DR.. John H. Young of New York city.
DR.. Gregg Custis, jr., and Mr.. Horace II.
Custis are also of the party.
B DIR. and Mrs. Arbeely, daughter and sons,
Of American University Park, will be at