Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-22

Anthony Gaegler.
him with a large bouquet of seventy Amer
lean beauty roses. Mr.. Gaegler is one of
the Oldest residents of the District Those
present We're Messrs E Jordan. w. c.
Worthngton, NJ Mccormick, ]. Owings. C.
w. Darr, r. f. Burks. y. D. Carpenter,
r; j. Nee. f. \. Richards. E. speich, c. ].
Walker, /. c. Taylor. Ames. Dove. Strayer
R. E. Briggs, ~ c. Chaplain and John
Caspari
Mr.. Jerome Fishel is back in town from
a several weeks stay in Newport. News.
Va, and the exposition.
Mrs ]. Oettinger and family, who have
been visiting Mrs. E. Rosenthal of 9TH
street. have returned TO their home in Will
son, \. G.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry J. Lauman and son,
who have been visiting in Cincinnati, Ohio,
have returned to the city.
Mrs. l.. ]. Kaufman is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. David Lowman in Philadelphia
after visit in Pttstield. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rothschild have
taken trip to Canada.
Mr.. Gustave Lansburgh and Mr. Louis
Goldsmith, who accompanied the Shriners
to the jamestown exposition, have returned
to the city.
Miss Berdie Steiner and Miss Blanche
Stern are making weekend visits in Bal
tmore with friends.
Miss Miriam Schoenaman, VINO has been
visiting friends in town, has returned to
her home In Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Goldsmith, 400 r
street northwest, will be at home to their
friends Tuesday evening, September "A,
from S to 10 o'clock in honor of their
silver wedding anniversary.
Mrs l. l.. Blout is spending ten DAYS in
Atlantic City and IS a guest at the Hotel
Rudolf.
Miss Julia Kinsloving and Miss Hammit
VIII leave this week to attend the general
convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, which will meet at Richmond,
October l.
Mrs. ]. J. Yunger of o street and her
daughter. Miss Rosa Yunger, and son, Tom,
have arrived home after having spent sew
eral weeks visiting relatives and friends
in Lynchburg, Va.
Ms Carton Cisson of Columbia street
and her two children, Miss Ellen and Mas
ter Carton, jr., have returned from a
pleasant trip to Maryland where they
spent the summer.
Mrs NJ. Jackson of 1904 18th street, who
has been spending the summer in Chicago
and other points west, is at present in
Denison visiting relatives route to Wash
ington.
Masters Albert. Carl and Ross Fink OF
18th street. who have been spending the
summer with their grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen. at their cottage at Old Point
Comfort, returned home last week.
Representative Stephens of Texas and his
daughter, Miss Blanch Stephens, and two
sons Mr. John and Fred Stephens, are
a the F-eGOnil III street for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs W. ]. La varre of 14th
street and their four interesting children
arrived in the city Thursday after having
spent several weeks at the home of the
parents OF Mrs. La Varre in Richmond. On
theic way home they visited the jamestown
exposition.
Mrs. Mattison of Q street left the city
last week accompanied by her children
Hazel. Clinton, William. hurry and Don, to
visit her mother for a month at her home
III Mich gan.
Mrs McCarddel Of 10Th street and her
daughter, Anna McCarddel are enjoying a
trip to the seashore and are with friends at
Atlantic City and will return about the LIST
OF October.
Misses Doris and Gladys Beall, daughters
OF Nj Rignald Beall of 144l Chaplin street,
returned home last week from an enjoyable
trip 20 Charlestown, w. Va.
Mrs. w. Rich of 14GS Clifton street and
her three children. VINO have been spending
the summer at their cottage at Cape Nav
Point, will arrive home the LIST of October.
Hishop ana Mrs. Sabin of NJ street took
n delightful trip down the Potomac for five
da Us last week on tller yacht.
Monsieur de Blanp-e, naval attache of the
French embassy. and Nine. de Blanpre
are expected TO arrive in New York on the
la Lorraine September II. They will prob
ABLY he i'll Washington on TIE 18th.
Mr. and Mrs p. F. Pson and their two
daughters. the Misses PIson, returned last
week and are at their home in Phelps place.
They spent the summer in New Hampshire
and other states in New England.
Mcssrs. John, Clarence and David Wild
mayer, wao spent the summer in Virginia,
returned TO their home on 18th street last
In the country.
Miss Anna /. McGrath of Capitol Eill
\. y, was given n surprise birthday party. |
Vocal and instrumental solos rem
dcred by the Messrs. Zeliiman and Fortier
and the Misses McGrath. Dancing was In
dulged In until late hour when refresh |
ments were served in the spacious dining
room, which decorated deliberately with |
palms and flowers. Pink was the prevailing
color. Among those present We're Mrs.
James McGrath OF Washington. d. c.;