Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-25

| Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slgmund are visiting
| some Of the northern resorts. and expect
| to spend several days In Atlantic City dur
| ing the coming week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Sigmund have been
| spending the week at the Jamestown expo
sition and Old Point Comfort.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Rothschlld and Miss
Lena Rothschild have returned from At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Wolbers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beers. Master Ivan
Beers and Miss Thelma Beers are at Breezy
Point. near Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. Nathan Kahn. who has been the
guest of relatives in Gainesville, Md, for
months stay. has returned to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bowling celebrated
their third anniversary August % at their
nome 1854 Fl street southwest, when many
OF their friends and relatives enjoyed a
pleasant evening with them.
The Friendly Nine met Wednesday at the
residence of their president, Mrs Rayer-
mann. The guests of honor were Miss
katherine Meier of Akron, Ohio. and
Mrs. w. zimmerman of this city. A
Dutch lunch was served and Mrs. Palmer
and Mrs. Boswell found the beans in the
'kerchen." emitting them to prize. After
a pleasant afternoon, with music rendered
In German, the club, of which Mrs. Nc
Aleer, Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. Boswell. Mrs.
Hogarth, Mrs. Meier. Hiss Carpenter and
Mrs. Esperon are members. bid farewell to
their hostess, who expects to spend some
time in New York.
Mrs. William A. King of 40 NJ street
northwest is at White Sulphur Springs.
DR. and Mrs Price c. Claf1in announce
the engagement of their daughter, Elsie
Grace, to Mr.. Julius A. Payne Of Philadei-
phia The wedding will take place the COM
ling fall.
Miss Fowler left the first part of the
week for Arlington, Va, where she is at
tending a house party at the picturesque
southern home of Judge Fitzpatrick.
The lockwood Hotel, Cairo, N. Y, in the
Catskills. gave a delightful masquerade
oal IN the casino Thursday evening, at
which about seventy-five couples partici-
pated Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. GhiseH are
al the hotel for an indefinite stay.
Miss Cora L. Anderson has gone for
City.
master McMorran of Asp,nwall, Pa, and
two daughters, Marion and Agnes are Wis
1t1ng Mrs. McMorran's sister, Mrs Isaac
=. Smallwood, at her suburban home in
Langdon, D. C.
A group of well-known Washingtonians
mas enjoyed the restful quiet. the fishing
and sailing at ST. George Island this sum-
mer interspersed with crouuet and dancing
ana quoits and other recreatiions, including
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Casselman, Mr. and
mrs n: b: Simpson and family. Mrs. Clara
r. Hartigan. Mr.. Morton Wood Misses
Margaret Patch and Anna Nicholson of
Georgetown. Mrs F. NJ. Dowden and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bond and fam
ny Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Hoover, Prof
Molby, Mrs. A. NJ. Daniels and son, Mr.
and Mrs w. c. Brown and family, Joseph
hatfield and many others. A most enjoy
aoie excursion was arranged by Mrs. Cas-
S Ieia 10 the formerly famous Howgate
Island. on st. Marys river where, after a
perfect sailing trip. the party was RECALLED
with most appetizing al fresco luncheon
IN the shadow of the quaint East Indian
~ unsai '' once SO sought and enjoyed by
the navy contingent twenty years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Reside. with their
uaughter and son, left Thursday for a
their return to Washington they expect to
take possession of their new home on 10Th
street commodious and charming house,
directly opposite the one in which thew
nave resided for several years past
An exceedingly active matrimonial season
Louise Lake Menefee, daughter Of the late
Lieut. Menefee, U. s. NJ, and Ensign Mar
tin Kellogg Metcalf, U. s. N. son of Mr.
and MT. MIS-. , George Metcalf of Berkeley. were
Lieut. M. H. Thomlinson. U. s. A., and
Miss Edith Miller were married at Sau-
silito They will live at the Preside at
Monterey. Miss Etelka Williar and Lieut..
Max CARRIER. U. 8. A; Miss Mary Baily and
Lieut.. Seth Williams of the Marine Corps.
Miss Cornelia Winder and Pay Inspector
r. 7. Mason Ball, U. 8. N: Miss Yetiye
Pickering and Capt. Kirby Smith, U. s. A.,
are other couples shortly to be married.
who have friends in army and navy circles
everywhere.
Capt Cloman, who Is attached to the
American embassy in London, is with Mrs.
Cloman making a series Of house visits in
Scotland for the shooting. with their guest
Miss Betty Hammond. Portraits of Mrs
Cloman. made in her court Dress recently
received here. show her in beautiful and
most becoming costume
The Misses Irene and Mildred Jacobs Of
Capitol Hill have just returned home, after
a delightful trip to Jamestown, Norfolk
Ocean View and Virginia Beach, where
they visited their cousin. Mr.. Clarence E.
Fowler.
Miss Elsie Schwartz. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Schwartz. who has been
seriously Ill with typhoid fever at their
home on Bladensburg road. Is convalescing
Mr.. George B. Belts. formerly of Wash
ington. but now of Chicago, and his son
Freddie have returned home after a two
weeks stay with Mr.. Belts mother and his
sister NJ s. II. VI. Duvall of No. 1O15 North
Carolina avenue southeast.
Among the recent arrivals at the Hotel
DIES Hoches-Nores, Trouville. France were
Miss NJ. B. Adams of Washington and Mrs
d. B. Merryman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. McGill,ck and their
four children. Francis Charles Elizabeth
and Lewis, have returned to Pttsburg after
short visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gold
smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan Valentine
formerly Miss Sadie Goldsmith of this
| city, a-e now nicely located in their new
home, 23. Academy street, cambridge Ga.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Bond have issued
| cards announcing the marriage OF their
| daughter. Marie Frances. to Mr. Harry ].
! Posse. August 10. The bride was becom-
| ingIy gowned in travelling SUIT of cham