Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

the late Baron Sternburg, Is we'll known
here. as is his wife all of whose first
married life and widowhood, as Mrs.
willie Lay. was spent in this city.
After her marriage to Count Won GoetZen.
then military attache of the German en-
bassy. the count was made vlceroy or
German East Africa, and his wife became
a great favorite with the kaiser, receiv-
ing many handsome and costly gifts from
him. 1t was only lately that the count
was made minister to Prussia with head
quarters in Hamburg. so that the kaiser
could have his friend and adviser near
him. Countess Won GoetZen is not only
comely but has very gentle and anna
BILE manners. She was a Miss Mary
Stanley Loney of Baltimore. and has rel
atives in that city. Her only son, Capt.
Harry Lay, is in the Marine Corps.
Miss Zelda Miller, who has been the
guest Of friends at Sheffield Farm. Va.
for the past fortnight, has returned
home.
Miss Ethel Smith, who has been
spending the summer out of town, has
returned to her home on 10Th street.
Mr.. Harry English left Washington
last week for New York from where
he sailed for England for an indefinite
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Carol Beale and their
two little children have taken a cottage
near Rockville, Md, for the remainder
of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thompson Shoe
maker will leave Monday for a months
visit to friends in Maryland.
Miss Helen Nicholson left last Mon
day for the Catskill mountains. where
she will be the guest of her uncle and
aunt. DR.. and Mrs. George w. Wood.
10 o.
for three or four days visiting friends.
Mrs. w. X. Sniffen and her daughter.
Miss Ruth Sniffen. who have been
have returned to their home on North
Carolina avenue.
Miss Carrie Dodson, who has been
spending the summer as the guest of
Miss Gertrude Moore, has returned to
Washington. after a delightful visit to
the many summer resorts on the Jersey
coast.
Mrs John Beal and her daughters,
Miss Elizabeth Beale and Miss Rather
inc Beale. who have been spending the
summer at Atlantic City and in travel
ing through New York and Canada re-
turned to Washington and are now at
Woodley Inn for the remainder of the
season.
MT. anu NTS. IdHh hotIiS ol dIc
spending their honeymoon at the Hotel
New England, at Atlantic City. Before
her marriage Mrs. Morrison was Miss
Boswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Becker. who have
been taking d two weeks trip to Nj
| agara Falls, Quebec, Montreal, Toronto
! and Buffalo, have returned to their
| home on Wisconsin avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs Everett Taylor and their
| little son, Master Wilson Taylor, returned
| last week to their apartment In the Shan
! non from Mllertown, n. Y. where Mrs.
| Taylor and her little son have been spend
| ing the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Mechlin have just
returned from a delightful auto trip
| through West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
| Mrs II. Decker and her daughter. Miss
Elsie Decker. are spending the late sum-
mer at Mountain Lake Park.
| Col. Pullman. U.SA, and his daughters,
| Miss Ethel Pullman and Miss Ruth Pull
man, and his son. MIR. John Pullman,
| have taken an apartment at the Farra-
! gut.
| Dr. and Mrs A. Marvin Gusts and
their daughter, Miss Eleanore Gusts,
| who have been spending the past month
at Atlantic City, returned home last
| week.
| Miss Augusta Brock has returned after
two weeks stay with friends at Pen
| Mar, Md
Mr. and Mrs w. T. Browne and their
sons, Mr.. William Browne and Mr. Graf
| ton Tyler Browne, left last week for At
lantic City, where they will be for the
| rest Of the season.
The Misses Gaegler and Miss Walker
are the guests Of friends near Rockville,
Md.
| Miss Annett Richardson of Portsmouth,
Va, and Miss Rosa Williams Of this city