Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-21

Lieut.. Demorest of the United States cruis-
er washington, is visiting Mrs. Katharine
r. Hill on South Lafayette street.
F. B. Shafter of Washington Is a Stock
ton Hotel arrival.
E. H. Gunst and son of Richmond, Va.
are sojourning at the Lafayette.
Mrs. Robert Penman. Mrs. A. c. Cober
and Miss Jessie McMurray of Washington
are guests at the cottage of Representative
and Mrs. H. c. Loudenslager of the first
New Jersey district, at their cottage here.
Miss Lille p. Bailey of Washington is a
guest at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. John
M: Bailey of Philadelphia, on Queen street
w. w. Talcott of Washington is among
the late arrivals at Congress Hall.
Mrs William Bryant of Alexandria, Va,
has arrived at the Colonial, and joined
friends from Washington.
P. V. D. Conway and Miss Eliza beth r d.
Conway of Fredericksburg, Va are max
Ing the Aldine their summer stopping place
for the next month.
Mr.: and Mrs. S. P. Thompson and Miss
Virginia Thompson of Washington are
guests at the Baltimore Inn.
Miss NJ. ]. Adler has joined the Washing
ton colony at the Baltimore Inn.
Edward B. Paynter and Milton ]. Boucher
of Washington Baltimore Inn patrons
Mrs. B. B. Chichester and James Berkeley
Chichester of Leesburg, Va, came to the
Baltimore Inn this week for short sea-
son.
1t has been an active week in yachting
circ,es, the principal event being the an
nual election of officers of the club. Those
who were chosen for the season are: Com
modore, ]. Clifford Wilson, vice commo-
dore. Dr. r. Walter Starr; rear commo-
dore, James F. Lucas; secretary and treas
urer,. Alfred c. Thomas; trustees. ]. B.
Newkirk. ]. F. Jacoby, Howard Kelly, ].
Warner Hutchins, E. b. Mdlen; race com
mittee, B. 1. Gibbons. R. R. Miller, W. H.
Hepburn; membership committee, R. R.
Miller, A B. Miller, DR.. f. J. Haerer B. l.
Gibbons. A. G. McCausland; harbormaster,
A. B. Miller: fleet surgeon, DIR. F. ]. Haerer;
measurer, Charles York
The WOmen'S association 10 golf cI11l,
has been busy during the week with its
tournaments. A novelty In the golfng
events will be the buffers tournament the
winner of which will receive cup put up
by Mrs. r. Norris Williams, wife of the
secretary of tie club, and chairman of the
handicap committee This event is open to
OF persons who play on the links who do
not take part in the ordinary tournaments
because of their tendency to pow up the
ground instead of striking the ball and
doing all sorts of things which crack golf
ers consider bad form. ard to these persons
only competition for this cup is open.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Blake and family of
Washington are located at Congress Hall.
F. Walter and family of Stanton, Va.
came to Congress Hall this week. to remain
some time.
Mrs. NJ ]. Adler and Mrs. Green and Miss
Green of Georgetown are at the Baltimore
Inn for an extended sojourn.
Mrs. Clara Hidden has joined the Wash
ington colony at the Star Villa
p. H. Lynch and family OF Washington
are registered at the Stockton for the month
of July.
n. G. Stevens, jr., of Washington is at
the Stockton. to remain throughout the sea-
son.
Henry F. Green, United States civil serv
ice commissioner, and family are located
at the Baltimore Inn for the entire sum
mer
Mrs. ], H. Rogers. jr. of Washington is a
guest at the Carroll Villa.
j. A. Houghton has joined friends at the
Carroll Villa.
S. H. Royal of Roanoke Va. is making
the Carroll Villa his summer home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Shaw and their three
grandchildren, Misses Dorothy Margaret
and Laura, of Washington, arrived at the
Stockton Wednesday, to remain throughout
the summer.
Miss Henrietta A. Duer of Roslyn. Md.
and Miss Margaret Wagner of Baltimore
are prominent bellies sojourning at the Bal
tmore Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Smith of Wash
ington are at Congress Hall for their usual
summer vacation.
Mrs. Henry Ashton and Miss Ashton of
Washington are guests at the Windsor.