The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

Among those In costume were Misses
Alice Handy and Helen Landauer, as
little girls Mrs. Bartelmes, as cowboy;
Bob Evans. as baby, with J.. b. Thompson
as mamma. John Tucker. society belle;
Lewis J. Thompson. ballet girl; Mrs.
Lewis J. Thompson, Irishmsn; the Misses
Wright, Gessford Keyser, Collens, Har
vey, Bee, and Tiller, with Mrs. Windsor
and Mrs. Barker. gentlemen Mr. Bartel-
mes, dancing GIRL Miss Mary Handy, Hia-
watha; George Evans. Polly Prim; Miss
Gehman. from Philadelphia. japanese;
Mrs. LandaueT. from Frederick, Nd, az
Dinah; James Miller, dancing girl Miss
Emelyn Shedd. queen Of hearts: Miss Lou
Use Cruit. Buster Brown; Mr.. Windsor.
rohgh rider; c. CTuit country girl; Lem
| Windsor, Mephistopheles; Mr.. McCath !
ran, Sambo; Miss Monday. KOTn Krinks
| Mrs Palmer, sailor boy Mr.. Palmer. In
dian; Mr.. White chariot racer; Ross
Montgomery, Baby Bunting; Mrs. Rich /
ards country girl; c. F. Gessford, from
Philadelphia, dandy dude; Miss Douglass. /
flower girl; Miss Watkins, japanese; Miss /
Nina Handy ghost; Miss Stewart Martha /
Washington; Mr.. Entrikin. japanese girl; I
W. +. Stewart, lady; Miss Gregory, Co /
lonial dame Miss Krahling, fortune teller; /
Miss Helen Krahling, cowboy; a. Krah /
ling, Cheyenne. Miss Blanche Gessford, !
from Philadelphia. Spanish beauty; Miss |
Ora Gessford, rough rider; Miss Mary I
Zimmerman. Lady Baltimore; Miss Sher- |
man. Minnehaha; Roy Doe, Father Time: /
Miss Baurman. Sis Hopkins; Mr.. Dalton, /
| sailor and Miss Mary White, clairvoyant /
| The four seasons were represented by /
Misses Belts, Barker, and Gessford, and /
Master Ross Montgomery.
The judges were Mrs. Thompson and 1
/ .~d a~el = 4
Zimmerman. An orchestra, consisting OF /
Miss Harvey. Mrs. Thompson. Joseph Bal !
ley, and Mr. McCathran. furnished music /
Tor the dancing. Miss Harvey. an accom- /
pllshed musician, presided at the piano. /
which had been placed on the lawn for |
the occasion.
Mrs. NJ l. Fisher. OF the Portner, has |
gone TO New York for a short stay. and 1
on her return here will establish herself |
permanently in Washington.
Mrs. Sarah Kelly and daughter. and
Miss Frances Hurley. OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
who have been visiting for several weeks
with the family Of Mr.. T. X. Beatley. Of |
Windy Bay, Nd, near Marshall Hall. and |
Mrs. Leizure Spear. Of 229 Eleventh street /
this city, returned TO their homes yester-
day morning.
Two sons of Senator and Mrs. Aldrich- |
Mr. Winthrop AIdrich and Mr.. Richard /
Aldrich-are members Of party which /
left Narragansett Pier Thursday in three /
touring cars TO visit resorts in the White /
Mountains. The members Of the party /
are guests Of Mrs. David S Baker.
Mrs. Alexander kaufman and son have |
spent the past week with the formers !
mother, Mrs. B. Dryfoos
Messrs. Edward and George Alexander. /
of Chicago. III, are guests at the Willard |
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. S. CHASER. formerly Of |
First street are now located in their new /
home, Eighteenth street and Park road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Brown. who are
at Atlantic City for the summer, have as
their guests Mr. and Mrs. Alexander 5. /
Brown. Of Washington. /;
Mrs. Samuel Kimberly will leave to-
morrow for Pen Mar. accompanied by /
her father. james II. Draper, for fort /
nights visit Mrs. Draper is still in 1
| Muscokee. Ind. T., with her brother,
Capt John r. Thomas, judge Of that dis /
trict. who was for many years a prOmi- /
neut Representative in Congress from /
| Illinois
/ Miss Mabel z Edwards, of 1716 B street /
southeast, and Miss Catherine NJ Paulus. |
OF 424 Fifteenth street southeast. left 1
Washington yesterday for jamestown and 1
Old Point Comfort, where they will spend |
a week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs Sol Peyser and children.
Of Newport News, spent a few days with |
Mrs. n. Peyser, Of L street
Mrs. James s. McIlhenny and her two
children are with Mrs. McIlhenny's father, !
! former Senator NJ. A. PETER. OF Kansas. |
/ In Atlantic City. Senator PETER. who has |
been very I'll, is at the seashore for his /
health.
Mrs. Gerson Streng. Of Pittsburg, Pa, /
is the guest Of Mrs. Joseph Abel.
Messrs. Mack Athey. Ike Cross, and
Jim Hannah left yesterday for James
town TO be gone a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Ganss have returned /
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Miss Adelaide Guggenheimer, Of Balu- /
more. will arrive in the city tomorrow,
/ to be the guest of Miss Helene Engel, of /
/ Twenty-first street
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Fishel are at home
after visit 10 Atlantic City and New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Levy and children,
of Manning, s c., were the guests of
relatives Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ferguson have as
their guest at Atlantic City their niece.
Miss Marion Ferguson, of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson are spending the
season at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles Friedlander and family
have returned to their home. in U street.
after lengthy visit to Mrs. VIII Garner,
of Newport News, Va.
Miss Maud Garner, OF Newport News.
after short visit to Mrs. Sol Herzog, re-
turned to her home Monday.
Mrs. Otto E. Woerner. of Sixth street.
is entertaining Miss Ruby FelsenthaI, of
Jackson, Tenn.
Mr.. Melvin Behrend left during the
week for a visit to New York and At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Abel and little son,
Joseph Henry, have returned from visit
to Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Wolf. of Uniontown,