Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-30

at Newport, where she is thoroughly en-
joying the informal gayetes of the early
season.
Misses Mabel and Gertrude, the elder
daughters of the United States treasurer,
Charles Treat. have gone to the White
Mountains to spend the summer.
Miss Elsie Hardesty of Charleston, W.
Va, is the guest of her brother, Mr.. E. w.
Hardesty.
The Misses Frances and Marjorie Smith,
the elder daughters of Gen. R. Smith and
Mrs Smith, who were beautifully enter
tanned while on a visit to Norfolk, were
the guests of honor at the dinner given at
the Shoreham and the automobile party
last week by party of Norwegian cadets
of the battleship Harald Haarjarge, who
for the past week have been in the city.
Covers We're laid for sixteen. Among those
present were: Miss Frances Smith, Miss
Marjorie Smith, Miss Marie Head, Miss
Adelaid Head. Miss Helen Gill; Miss Bessie
McCauley, Cadet Ojstad, Cadet Holm. Cadet
c. Much, Cadet Hall, Cadet Brised, Pay
master Collins, U. s. N, and Lieut.. Athin-
son, U. S. N.
The Costa Rican minister and Madame
Calve and family leave the city this week
to spend the summer in New York and
Canada.
The counselor of the Mexican embassy
and Madame Godoy and their interesting
relatives and friends and to select suit
able place along the Jersey coast to es-
tablish the embassy for the summer.
The Misses Frances, Majorie and Laura
Smith, the elder daughters of Gen. Robert
and Mrs Smith of New York, who have
spent the winter in Washington, will leave
this week for Sayville; Long Island, their
country home.
Mrs Nichols. wife of Lieut. Nichols, U.
G
where she expects to spend the summer.
Mrs. Hughes, widow of Commander
Hughes, will leave the first of July
to spend the summer at :AVhite Mills"
Pa. Later she will go to New Yori.
The young folks Of Foundry NJ. E. Church
gave a very enjoyable lawn fete at 1904
10Th street northwest Wednesday evening
Mrs. F. w. Hardesty of Vermont avenue
will leave this week for Charleston. w. Va,
to spend the summer with relatives and
friends.
Master Mar McComas. grandson Of Gen.
Mayer, whose statue was unveiled at Ad-
lngton ON the 18th of May, will leave this
week for New London, Conn, to spend the
summer.
Mr.. Reginald Beall of 1441 Chaplin street
left Friday, accompanied by his two elder
daughters, Misses Doris and Gladys, who
at Charleston. w. Va. Mr.. Beall will re-
turn home next Monday.
Miss c. NJ Burr of N street will leave the
city this week to spend the summer in
New Jersey visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Felicia Reeve of 10Th street left
Tuesday to spend two weeks in Boston,
Mass
Mrs w. F. Drown and little daughter
| have gone to Hamilton, Va, to spend the
summer.
Miss Mabel McMillen of Riverdale left on
| Thursday to spend several weeks in Pitts
| burg and vicinity.
| United States Treasurer Charles Treat
| and Mrs. Treat are still at the Arlington
| and will remain here till August, when they
| will'go to Orange, N. j., where they have
! beautiful residence. Mr.. Treat was
| dress the Ohio Bankers State Association
/; which met in Cincinnati on June %, on
| account of the death Of the subtreasurer in
| California. Miss Gale Treat will remain
| in the city till August when she will take
yachting trip to Bar Harbor, Me.
The invitations are issued to the circles
! OF the @. N. RS for social and celebra-
D., ton At "Bally McElroy" on the Fourth Of
| July. The program for the day is to leave
| here at $50 and arrive at Colchester at
! 1910. The flag will be raised and forty
; five guns will be fred. The Declaration Of
| Spangled Banner" will be sung and some
| good speeches will be made by prominent
| men. The afternoon will be devoted to
social enjoyment and visiting the Occoquan
| falls and rowing on the river.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Watts of 9th street
southeast will celebrate the second ami
! vcrsayy o ftheir marriage July r. by taking
/ a trim "a Mia 1ara Falls and Rnffalo Thav