Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-05
in THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
CHARITY FETE ENGROSSEs
VIEWPOINTS DANES.
Visitors to Town While Others Are
Leaving on Vacations.
Personal Notes.

The Swedish Church charity bazaar yes
terday, at Newport. with most of the
fashionables in attendance as buyers o..
sellers, was great success. Some of the
booths had to be replenshed several
times Girls in Swedish costumes sold
sweets. trinkets, etc, and a talented anna
teur gave Italian dances Altogether the
fete was great success and the big
event of the day.
Mrs. III. c. Gould and her family of
Washington. D. c.. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. {. L. Smith at Al Mill street, Port
land. Mrs. Gould is sister of Mrs.
Smith and formely resided there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Hill
have arrived at Narragansett Pier for
a visit of some length.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Glliland left
today for New York and Boston and will
spend week or two in northern Maine
before returning.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish has sent out cards
for a large dinner company Saturday
August ol She will take her guests to
the ball al the Casino for the PLAYERS of
the national lawn tennis tournament Mrs
Fish has but recently arrived at Newport
and this will be among her first formal
entertainments.
Miss Maud Wetmore has left Newport
for week stay in the White mountains
Mrs James W. Pinchot of this CITY. who
recently returned from Europe, has Joined
her son. Amos Pinchot. at his villa at
Bar Harbor. where she will remain until
the end of the season.
Mrs. Fora Brown of New Smyrna, Fla
a frequent contributor to the newspapers
of that state. and widely known in that
connection as we'll by her association
with the Daughters of the Revolution
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
and Masonic auAiiaries, is here on a short
visit. and is being widely entertained by
friends in public aud private life, and is
seeing the sights of the city and suburbs
under their pleasant guidance. Mrs.
Brown is a daughter of DIR. J. E. Badger
of Atlanta. Ga. but has lived in Florida
for the past twenty years. having settled
at New Smyrna. which is 125 miles from
Jacksonville. and where the winter colony
augments the all-year-round residents in
a happy and prosperous way.
Mr.. Charlton B. Rout AID his nephew.
Master Francis Kelly. left Saturday for
six-week. visit on the eastern shore.
southwest will he at home Sunday even
ing from to ~ O'Clock. in honor of the
confirmation of their son Max.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Steers at
PetWorth Tuesday evening the scene
Of pretty entertainment given by the
young folks for sweet charity's sake"
little play, ca'lal Chatter Box, sue
cessfu'lN given by Misses Gertrude
Steers, Alice Emery Emma Clark and
Maud Richardson, formed important
part Of the evenings entertainment. Miss
Eliza beth Emery rected, and A solo from
Miss Marie Clark was heartily applauded.
Miss Katherine Whitmer gave some fine
Rotations. A few selections a graph
ophone and vote of thanks to Miss
Mary Steers. who had the affair in
charge. closed an important day to the
young folks.
Rear Admiral Schouler has finished the
business which brought him to Washing
ton last week. and with Mrs. Schouler,
has gone to New York to the Hotel VOL
colt. where they will remain a few DAYS
before returning TO their summer home a
Catskill.
Messrs. Samuel Shanks and Ralph Perry
left Sunday for Boston by sea. They will
return by way of New York, Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Lewis Neibe1 are
the guests of Mrs Ethelbert Nevin at her
summer home, Airy Beacon. Bluehill
Falls, Me.
Mr.. Max Oppenheimer and daughter
Ferda and Mrs. Clara Rreslan are staying
at the Belvedere Hotel. Chesapeake
Beach.
Mrs. James White and daughter, Miss
Emma White of Congress Heights, u.
c., are spending the summer in the north
west. They have visited the Alaska
Yukon Pacific exposition and the many
interesting places near Seattle and are