Evening star., 1907-08-28

| Dorsey, daughter of Mrs. Charles Worth
| ington Dorsey, to Mr.. Charles Baltimore
Calvert. jr., will take place at ST. Johns
| Church September 10 at $50 pm.
| Miss Laura Thompson, Al street, has
/ spent the summer in Wisconsin visiting
relatives and friends. She is now n Min
| neapolis. the guest of Mrs. w. Z. Lockerby,
| and will return to Washington by way
| of jamestown early in September
Mrs. James NJ. Payne of Warrenton,
| Va. has announced the engagement of her
| daughter, Miss Nan Braddock Payne to
! Mr.. Howard PEBBLES of Atlanta, Ga. The
wedding will take place October 16.
Miss Mary Lanigan of Battle Greek.
Mich, who has been visiting her brother.
r. M. Lanigan of 122 Bryant street will
| leave shortly for home via jamestown.
Senator and Mrs. Philander c. Knox and
P. c. Knox, jr., who have been touring
the Jersey coast in their automobile, have
returned to Pittsburg.
Mr.. Charles H. Robinson of the Cecil
announces the engagement of his daughter
Gertrude to Mr.. George Edwin Baker of
London, England. The wedding will take
place in the Church of the Incarnation
September 30
Mrs. Henry F. Reh and her daughters.
also Mrs. Bette Waite of Baltimore went
to jamestown exhibition Monday to spend
a week.
The Misses Edna L. Thomas, Lucy and
Mamie Inscoe have returned after a de-
lightful trip through Berkeley. Portsmouth,
jamestown and Ocean View.
George W. Evans. chief disbursing officer
Department Of the Interior and Mrs. Evans
are spending the month of August at the
Turks Head Inn" Lands End, Cape Ann,
near Rockport, Mass. They will return to
Washington the first week in September and
open their home here for the fall season.
Their daughter, Miss Marian E. Evans. who
has been at Atlantic City for the past five
weeks, will also return about the same time.
There was a pleasant gathering of friends
at the residence of Mrs. L. s. Weber Mon
day evening the occasion being the BIRTH
day celebration of Mr.. F. Geuth, Mr.. ]. F.
Brauer acting POSTMASTER. An elaborate
collation. was served Musical selections
were rendered by Mrs. L. S. Weber, Mr.. F.
Geuth and ]. +. Brauer Among those
present were Mrs. l.. S. Weber, Mrs. A.
Meyers, Miss Myron Dehzen, Messrs. Geuth,
Grauer and Weber.
Mrs l. w. Hoskinson and daughter Ruth
are spending few weeks in Maryland.
Mrs. Frank c. Larimore and her daughter
Miss Edith, who have been spending the
row to their home on w street.
A delightful dance was given last Satur-
day night in the pavilion at Braddock
Heights by the summer guests of the Glen
dale. The dance was chaperoned by the
Mrs. J. E. Hoover NJ. E. Mccarthy, NJ. G.
Schaeffer and d. ]. O'Leary. Those who
participated in the dancing were the Misses
A. and l.. Hoover. c. and l. schafrer. K.
Mccarthy, E. Brown, H. Myers and A.
Boland of Washington; l. and II. thinner
man. E. Weurman, E. Mullinix, II. Hirsh-
berger, NJ. Deal and c. Stauffer of Fred
erick; the Messrs. R. and A. B. Eichorn, J.
Mccarthy and R. A. O'Leary of Washing
ton; ]. Quynn, G. and William Delaplaine.
w; stauffer, F: staley, w. James, w.
O. Price. L. alderman, G. Rodarept, c.
and H. Zimmerman of Frederick. After the
dancing supper was served at the Glendale.
Miss Hanna Gusdorf and Miss Ida WE'LL
are at Braddock Heights Nd.
Mrs. ]. F. Klein of Capitol Hill has gone
to New York for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Orndorff Parker of
this city gave charming bridge party and
dinner at the Winchester Inn, Winchester,
were Mrs. Taggart of Philadelphia, Pa;
Mrs. Virginia Baker, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Buch
anan. Mrs. Mcguire and Miss Weems of
Winchester, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o.
faTheT Will NC SueStS VI lille HotSi uhth idtc
in September.
Miss Mile Murray is visiting friends at
Atlantic City for a few weeks and will re-
turn home September Is.
Miss Ruby Poe Of 1910 9th street south
west, who has been spending part of the
summer at Colonial Beach. returned home
Sunday after delightful trip.
Mrs. E. L. Mason and Miss Bessie Tag
gart expect to leave Washington tomorrow
for two weeks stay at Myersville, Nd.
Miss Gertrude K. OBrien of Capitol Hill
and Miss Rubie w. Suit Of Hyattsville, Nd.
left this morning for Ocean View, Va. They
will visit the exposition, Norfolk, Virginia
Beach, Newport News and other places of
interest in that vicinity before returning
home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bentley Smith. formerly
of this city. have with them at their sum-
mer home Pitman Grove. N. j., at house
party, Mrs. Charles E. Young, mother of
the hostess: Miss Louise Montrop and Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Teepe, all Of WASH
ington.
The Misses Lottie and Nellie Ellis of 2602
Wisconsin avenue have as their guests the
Misses Lillian and Bessie Knatz of Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Mrs. John w. Gaver and daughters, Miss
after a few weeks stay In the Blue Ridge
mountains.
Births Reported.
The following births were reported to the