Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-06

Cornelius Of Berkeley Springs. W. Va.
have been spending several days here on
a pleasure trip, with friends.
Mrs. r. D. Eskey and her guest, Miss
Eta Eskey, of near Wheeling, W. Va
are attending the jamestown exposition
accompanied by the formers brother, Mr..
Vernon B. Carton
Mr.. Graham F. Blandy, the young New
York millionaire, who, few years since
The Tuleyries, near Boyce, Clarke coun-
ty, is now spending most Of his time on
his Virginia property. Mr.. Blandy Is a
nephew Of Mrs. Andrew Carnegie.
Mr.. Henry Byrne Weaver, a prominent
business man Of Front Royal, Va, and Miss
Clara Beatrice Petty Of Washington were
married in that city Monday by Rev. M
O'Donoghue in st. Paurs Church.
Mayor Thomas P. Wallace of Fredericks.
burg, Va, who has been spending part
of this week with old friends and former
associates in Winchester, has returned to his
home.
Mr.. W. R. Woodward, who has been the
star catcher on the Winchester base ball
team for several seasons, arrived in the city
this week from Washington and will spend
the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs William A. verhas of Wash.
ington have been spending this week in
Winchester as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
G. B. Grimm Of South Loudoun street. Mrs.
Verhas was formerly Miss Edith May Giles
Of Winchester and Washington and the
announcement of her marriage last summer
several weeks after 1t had taken place In
Jersey City, caused a ripple of surprise
among a large circle of friends In Wash
fngton and this city.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. Edward Boozer Of Co
lumbia; s. G.. who have been spending
Graichen on South Market street. left for
their home Thursday.
Mrs Alexander r. Jones, daughter Of the
late Bishop Francis M. Whittle of the do
cese of Virginia, has gone to Richmond to
attend the Episcopal general convention.
Mrs Robert T. Barton Of Winchester who
is president of the State Junior Auxiliary.
is attending the general convention OF the
Episcopal church in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. COPELAND Randolph, who
have been with the latter's father. Mr.. T..
K. Cartmell, at the Winchester Inn, left
this week for Washington and will spend
the winter in Norfolk.
Mr.. Charles Bowley has returned to
Washington. after spending a short time
at his former home in this city.
Mrs. Kate E. Jeffries of Philadelphia is
visiting Mrs. C. P. Jack at Hotel Evans.
Mrs. Henry II. Little and children, who
have been spending the summer at the
home Of her mother Mrs. D. B. Conrad, in
West Water street; returned to Norfolk this
week
Dr. and Mrs. William P. Mcclure are
spending several weeks with friends in
Washington, Norfolk, Richmond, New York
and the jamestown exposition.
Miss Annie Douglas Williams and Miss
Willie Mcclure are visiting at the James
town exposition and in Washington.
Mr. C. r. Duvall and family have re-
turned to Washington for the fall and win
ter after an extended sojourn near VIM
chester with family connections.
Miss Irene Mccartney Of Nineveh has re-
turned from a visit to Washington friends
and the jamestown exposition.
Mrs. H. Douglas Fuller, who has been
under the doctors care for several months,
necessitating her giving up all social en-
gagements, Is convalescent and able to take
daily drives.
Mrs. COPELAND r. Page, Mrs. Robert NJ
Ward, Miss Lucy Jones, Miss Julia Wright
and Mrs. Julian F. Ward have gone to
Richmond to attend the Episcopal conven-
ton.
Mrs. A. Kenneth Weaver and little son,
who have been spending the summer at the