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

Mountain Lake Park, Md. where she ex-
poets to join her son, who is making his
home in Parkersburg, W. Va. and who
is there for a short vacation.
Miss Beuler Artz, who has been visiting
friends at Harpers Ferry, w. Va. for
the past few weeks. has returned to her
home, 1863 Wisconsin avenue.
Mrs. NJ. V. Began and her daughter
Miss Rose Began, are visiting Mrs. w S..
Fearing, at her home on Redgate avenue,
Norfolk, Va.
Miss Annett Goldsmith left last week
for Forest Glen, Nd, where she will Join
Mrs. r. Harris and her daughter. Miss
Lillian A. Harris, at Glen Manor for
two weeks visit.
Col. and Mrs S. A. Day. who are TAX
ing a delightful riding trip through the
valley of Virginia. spent several days last
week in Warrenton, Va.
The Misses Murry of street left last
week for Maine. where they will make an
extended visit.
Mrs. George Weaver has her cousin.
Miss Katherine Weaver, at her cottage
at Colonial Beach.
Miss Elizabeth Crawford and Miss Mary
Crawford of Baltimore. who have been
the guests of Miss Emma Dent Casey at
the Brandon, Basic City, Va, have gone
to Culpeper Va. where they will be for
the rest of the summer.
Mrs. s. Sewell Cissell and her daughter.
Miss Eloise Cissell of Oak Crest are at
Ocean City, Md. for the remainder Of the
month of August.
Miss Isabel Noyse, who was the guest
last week Of Miss Marie Kubel at Colonial
Beach, has returned home.
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have been spending the past week with
friends in Sheffield Farms. Va, have re-
turned.
Mrs. S. d. Gushing of Sewickley, Pa.
formerly of Washington. and her little
son will leave this fall for Europe, where
they will Join Mr.. Gushing for resi-
dence of several years abroad.
Mrs o. r. Evans and Mrs: E. V. Evans
have gone to Ocean City. Md, and are
stopping at the Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Louis Heiston left last week for
Baltimore, where she will spend week
or ten days visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Grace Thornett and Miss Margery
ThOrnett are at P1ney POINT, Mo-, Tor a
visit of several weeks.
Mr.. Randolph c. Darlington has left
Washington for an Out-of-town trip of
several weeks.
Miss Rosalie Forrest expects to leave
this week for Rockville, Nd, where she
will visit friends.
Mrs Rufus Cheyney who has been
spending the early part of the summer
at Forest Glen. Md, left last Tuesday
for Great Darlington Mass. where she
will spend the remainder of the season.
Mrs. j. D. Tucker of South Boston. Va.
has as her house guest Miss Pauline
Meyer of Capitol HILL
Miss H. R. Herriott has gone to New
| York. and Is stopping at the Hotel
| Latham.
Lieut.. Henry Charles Dinger. U.S.N..
arrived here last week. Mrs. Dinger and
the guests of Mrs. Dingers parents; Mr.
and Mrs. Sadlier Of New York, at their
| summer cottage. She will join Lieut.
Dinger in Washington in the late fall for
the winter.
Mrs. John c. Wiedman and family are
at Colonial Beach for the rest of the
season, and are occupying their pretty
new cottage, Classic Shore.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Colvin, who
have been spending a short time visiting
in Richmond and Norfolk, have returned
to Washington.
Mr. Thomas Jenkins, who has been in
Atlantic City for the past ten days, stop
ping at the Old Vienna, has returned to
his home on 22d street.
Mrs. Florence Cornell has gone to the
coast of Maine, where she will spend
about two weeks the guest Of friends.
Miss Cora Kayse, who has been spend
ing the month of August visiting rela-
tives in Washington will leave shortly
| for her home in Baltimore.
Mrs. John P. Taylor and her son and
daughter, Mr.. William e. Taylor, and