Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13

avenue, from trip to Atlantic City.
| Mrs Cornelia Avery and her daughter
Miss Sara Avery, of L street have return
| ed home. having spent the summer at
! Asbury Park.
Mrs Ernest Lent, who has been in Pas
sale n. J., for the past month, has re-
turned home.
| Miss Edith Moore of Baltimore, who
came TO Washington to attend the wed
| ding of Miss Marye E. Barber and Sam
| uel A. Goodacre, which took place Tues
! day evening last, has returned to her
! home.
Miss Edna Handy returned to the city
last week from visit to relatives in
| New York and New Jersey, and is located
at the Douglas for the season.
Mrs Edmunds and her daughter, Miss
! Vivian Edmunds, have returned to their
home, on X street. from trip of several
| weeks at Round Hill. Va.
Mrs Mda Peabody has returned to
Washington after months visit to
| Rutland. VT. where she went to be an
| attendant at the marriage of her niece,
Miss Maud Tarble, and Mr.. Pedro Cabo
Of Havana. Cuba. Mrs. Peabody while in
Vermont was the guest of her mother,
Mrs w. Perkins, On her return home
| she visited friends in New York.
+, Miss Ethel Gift has returned to her
home, in U street, after a ten-day trip
to Niagara Falls, the Thousand Islands
and other points north.
Thursday, the 10th instant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron S. Adams and their daugh-
| ter. Miss Adams, returned from an ex-
| tended tour of Europe Wednesday next
Miss Adams will resume her studies at
the Sacred Heart Convent at Torresdale,
Pa.
Miss Helen Gilman is the guest of Miss
Ada Allen, at her home near Baltimore,
for about a month.
Mr.. and Mrs Steven Elliott Kramer and
Mr.. Kramer's sister. Miss Beatrice Kra-
mer and Mrs. Gardener and her daughter,
Miss Gardener who have been spending
the summer delightfully."- in travelling
through England. Scotland, France.
| Switzerland and Italy, returned recently
| to Washington.
Mr.. James Johnston has returned to his
home In Harrisburg. Va. after visiting
his sister, Mrs. Algernon Rose, for about
a month at her home on Capitol Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Holdsworth Gordon,
who have been spending the summer out
of town, have returned to their home in
| Georgetown.
Mr.. F. r. sparkes Of Capitol Hill left
recently for Toledo, Ohio, to attend the
| Grand Army reunion, which is being held
| there.
Miss Marguerite Buffers Of Oakland,
| Cal, is to wear a sheath gown at a COM
| ing fashionable wedding at which she will
| be a bridesmaid. 1t is her sister, Miss
Marie Buffers. whose engagement to Mr..
| Victor Metcalf was announced some time
| ago. Mrs. Buffers and her daughters will
l cnpn6 q n
ing the time between New York and
Washington.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin Of San Francisco
and Mrs. Walter Martin. who was sponsor
| for the battleship California Jointly
presented that vessel just before it left
| for Honolulu with piano with automatic
attachments.
| Mr.. O'Hara. who has been visiting Mr..
j. Herbert Doyle, at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hadley Doyle,
during the Potomac Boat Club regatta,
has returned to his home in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene A. Byrnes, who
have been spending some time motoring
through New York state, have returned
to their home, on r street.
DIR. and Mrs. John II. London, who
have been spending a month in the noun
| tains of Pennsylvania, have returned to
Mrs. Frank Elliott and Miss Gladys
Brooks of Norfolk are visiting friends in
this city.
Mr.. Paul Black. who has been spend
Ing several months in travelling in Idaho.
Montana and a number of the other
western states. returned last week to
Washington where he will remain for
the winter.
Mrs. Charles B. Arnold of Cincinnati,
who is we'll known in Washington. is
spending the summer at the Buckroe
Beach Hotel, Buckroe Beach. Va. Mrs.
Arnold will probably visit friends here
before returning to her home.
Commander Hetherington U.s.A.. re-
tired. and daughter, Miss Gladys Heth-
erington, of Washington. who have been
the guests of Mrs. Bourke and the Misses
Bourke in Omaha. have been much en-
tertaned during their stay, and left the
middle Of the week for the east.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren c. Fairbanks and
their infant son. Charles Warren Fair
banks II, named after their paternal
grandfather. will remain at the home of
Mrs. Fairbanks parents. Mar. and Mrs.
James Scott. in Pittsburg. until near
Christmas, when they will come to
Washington. D. c., to spend the holidays
with Mr.. Fairbanks parents.
The marriage Of Miss Elsie Seymour,
daughter of the late Lieut. Charles Sey-
mour U.SN., to Surgeon William Dun
lop Owens U.S.N.. will take place next
month at the Moorings the summer home
in Elberon. N j., of the brides cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goldman Parish of
1S West 57th street, New York city.
Mrs Henry A. Seymour and her daugh-
ter Miss Helen Seymour, who have been
abroad some time. will sail for home on
the Princess Irene September "a from
Genoa. They have been staying the past
nine weeks in Switzerland.
Mrs. Kirkman and Miss kirkman of
17J4 . street have returned home after
spending the summer in the mountains
of Virginia
A dance was given last Monday even |
ing at Lodges Hall. Round HILL in honor |
of the Misses Emily l.. Sprightley and |
Jane NJ. Barrett of this city Among
those present were the Misses Scribener.
Wilson, Barrett. Sprightley. Lynch, Poul- |
sen. Birch, Cole, and the Messrs. Lake. |
Poulsen. Parks, Claxton. Hoppin, Allen, |
Lynch, Cole, Mitchell and Francis
A wedding of interest here which took
place last week at the home of Col. and
Mrs. J. Walker Benet at Benicia. Cal. |
was that of Miss Marie d Allary F'echet, |
daughter of Maj. Eugene Fechet and
Ilnrn te.