Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

| cake and ice cream were served the BIRTH
day cake. with the presents baked in it.
was cut amid GREATNESS excitement.
At another party, which celebrated birth
! days ranging from the first to the tenth,
three tables were placed in the dining roeTn
one for each little celebrant and her partic-
| ular coterie. gorgeously arranged with Grim
| son geraniums on plaques of their sweet
scented leaves. The center adornment was
the birthday cake. each with its requisite
number of flaming candles. encircled with
garlands of pOsies and ferns. Gifts for each
guest were later found in a mysterious pie
buried deep in fern grotto.
Mrs. gorge E. Giililand of this city, who
ID spending the summer at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Mcneil. prominent
residents of Denver COL has been greatly
entertained by that couple and their mutual
friends. Mrs. Mcneil. who is pleasantly
remembered here Mrs. Gililand's guest
several winters ago. gave large dinner
in her honor last week: Mrs Junius f.
Brown gave her luncheon. which was
followed by a matinee party. Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Adams and Mr. and Mrs.
Juniu is, Brown were also her dinner hosts,
and Miss June Brown gave her tea at
the Country Club Another hospitality
shown Mrs. Giliiland was a luncheon. par
taken of in the private car of her hosts
which carried the party up the mountain
and was sidetracked while the dainty meal
was being served The unusual spectacle
of snow on the mountain tops each side
of the car, when jewellers hereabouts We're
suffering with the intense heat then pre-
vailing in the east. added a memorable fea-
ture to the days picnic.
One of the beautiful London hostesses
who claims United States as her birth
place is Lady Marlborough. the charming
wife of Lord Marlborough. the fourth
baron. who owns 2SSOO acres of land
Lady Marlborough Is the daughter of Col
II. M. Carr of kentucky and is one of the
most popular American women who have
married British peers. Congratulations are
M hnin rod fn har0 m FIJI
result of the operation which per-
formed upon Lord Marlborough the other
day.
Mrs B. Leonard and family of 4S5 F
street southwest have gone to Colons, Nd,
to spend this month.
Miss Mae E. Butt and Grace S. Car
roll have returned to town after a pleasant
visit to Mrs. A. Gravalles at her summer
home at Hayfield Farm. Va.
Miss Marie Carpenter of the Vernon.
18th and streets, sailed the Arabic
and will visit London, Paris and Berlin
Miss Beall of Mount Pleasant has re-
turned home after a pleasant visit to New
York. visiting Mrs. Rowe, formerly OF
Washington.
will spend the month of August at Purcell
vile, Va.
Miss Bella schiffmar has joined her
mother and sisters at the Blue Mountain
House, Blue Mountain. Nd.
Mr.. Ferd Richold has returned to New
York after a visit in town with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Richeld.
The Misses Pugh of street are at
Canon w. Va, for the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. c. Stiebel. who has been abroad for
the past two months. sailed for home yes
terday.
Miss Edgarma Hastings. who is with her
uncle Judge Morris, her mother. Mrs.
Hastings and her aunts, the Misses Morris.
at Newport has had recently as her guest
her cousin. Miss Gertrude Whyte of this
city Miss Cherbonmer of Baltimore and
Miss Florence kerby of this city are now
staying with her.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Elgin and baby
Charles a-e visiting in Loudoun county, Va.
Miss Florence A. Freeman and her sister
Hilda have gone to visit relatives in Caro-
line county, Va.
Miss Gertrude Davis left Tuesday for
visit of several weeks in southern Mary
land.
Mrs and Miss Rhett are at jamestown,
r. l., for the summer. ~
Mrs Mary E. Cissel and Miss Edwina
Ward have returned home from visit to
Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Miss Blanche s. Atwell. daughter of Mrs.
Gertrude Atwell of I'll A street northeast.
was married last Monday to Frank A.
Goodall Of Wisconsin by Rev. Dr. Steward
of the Ninth Street Christian Church. The
young couple will reside in Washington.
Miss Mary l.. Howser entertained num-
Der of friends at her summer home in
Herndon. Va, last Thursday evening. The
evening was rendered very enjoyable by
vocal and instrumental music. Miss NJ.
Agnes Clarke of Washington. D. c.. and
Miss Mary Howser gave number of plano
selections. Miss Amelia Garet of Side
burn, Va, gave some violin selections and
Mr.. Edgar Howser some vocal music. Re
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