Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-01
guests of Mrs. Goodman's sister, Mr.
Henry Bernard, at her cottage.

| guests of Mrs. Goodman's sister, Mrs.
! Henry Bernard, at her cottage.
!, Mr.. Edmund c. Messer is spending the
summer at Meadowbrook, n. Y.
Mrs. Albert kafka expects to leave
town tomorrow to spend two weeks at
Long Branch and Far Rockaway. She
will be joined later In the week by Mr..
kafka and son, Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney c. Kaufman and
Mrs. Addie Sigmund returned to their
apartment in the Ashley Monday from a
, months stay at Forest Glen, Md.
| spending several weeks with relatives In
| New York and Wildwood, n. j., returns
/, to town today.
son Joseph. has Joined Mr.. Abel in
| Seattle. Wash. after visit OF several
months in Pittsburg with her father, Mr..
| Henry Adler, and sisters.
Mr.. Abel has charge of one of the
exhibits at the exposition.
| Miss Blanche Hirsh leaves this week
! for Atlantic City, where she will join
/ Mrs. Harry King and family at the
| Hotel Pierrepont for the month of Au-
gust. Miss Hirsh has been spending the
early summer at Ingleside. Md.
{ MI ana MIS-. f1eHTy STRAUSS are eX-
pected to return to the city today from,
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ber-
nard at Far Rockaway, l.. I.
Mrs. Meyer Stern and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edgar Kaufman have returned to town
| from a months stay at Forst Glen, Nd
| from a stay at Atlantic City.
/ Miss Elsie kafka and Miss Edith
| kafka have returned to their home in
Baltimore after ten-day visit with theil
aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
| kafka of 922 Sheridan street, North
Brightwood.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ German and their
son Alexander are registered at the
Ostend. Atlantic City. for August.
/ Last night, at Old Sweet Springs. w
german with favors. Monday last Capt
! Taylor entertained a party of forty-eight
at cards on the lawn. Wednesday Mrs
White gave O'Clock tea, with music
| Capt. Taylor, L. s. NJ. c.; Mrs. Jacobs
| of Birmingham. Ala; Mrs. Pritchard,
Mrs, Arnold and Mrs. Paine and Mrs
Tompkins of Richmond, with a bevy OF
Beury gave a party for her guests, and
/ was assisted by Mrs. Pritchard, Mrs
4 Gleason. Mrs. Taylor Mrs. A. f. White
Mrs. Bomtone Stone and Mrs. Stuart
both of this city.
/, The home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Hicks. - Good Hope road. Anacostia
4 was the center of pleasant gathering
h Tuesday evening in honor of their niece
Il Miss Helen Mahan of Milford, Del
Music and dancing were INDUCED in
u after which refreshments were served
h The others present were Misses Fannie
Gator Gator Ros sin, T. Fnotti. agnes Enss. 6
Louden. Marguerite c. Louden. Mary A
Madigan. Irene Misel, Blanche Mundell
Mabel Mundell. Adde Wathen and Agnes
| Wathen: Messrs. Benedict E. Finott
George Gray, Herbert r. Haar, Harry
HARDY, Robert f. Hicks Milton E. Low
ry. Joseph p. Madigan. Bernard Thomp-
son. Eugene Walters, Bonnie Wather
| and J. Ford Wathen.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Cullinane and two
children of Park road have gone to New
York for the summer.
Miss Cecilia A. Graham, who. it is
stated. met with a serious accident sew
eraI weeks ago, is slowly sonvalescing.
Mrs. S. NJ. Yeatman has gone TO
| Mortified. Mass. to attend the con-
ference of Christian workers and will re-
turn in September after visiting friends
in Pennsylvania and New York.
Her royal hiehness. the Princess Pa
tricia. daughter of the Duke of Con
| naught. the only brother of the King OF
England. has recently passed her twenty
third birthday. She is tall and slender
is fair with gray eyes, has a delicate
complexion and is generally considered as
| extremely attractive She has talent both
as a painter of flowers and linguist
besides being fair musician. She is
active and healthy, devoted to outdoor
S,,if dYiy- v,lax nd
| hockey. She has had a chance to travel
as the ordinary tourist and of late has
been permitted to go to dances, etc. the
same as other young women who are no,
hedSed about with royal state Her
sister is the Crown Princess of Sweden
Miss Fairfax Brown Mrs. W. B. Evans
Miss Lillian Evans. Mr.. Joseph H. B
Evans. Miss Evelyn Moss. Mrs. Mollie c.
Terrell and daughters, Mrs. Julia McAdoC
and daughter, Miss Miriam Wormley
Miss Bessie Miller and Miss Daisy Quincy
all of Washington. are staying at Ope
quon, about five miles from Winchester
va.
Mrs. William r.. Love. with hel
daughter Katharine and little son. Mas
ter Philip. has returned from a pleasan,
stay at Colonial Beach.
An English baroness who inherits ar
enormous fortune from her father. who
made it in business. gave a dinner anG
cotillon recently which seems to have
made an unusual success. The host de-
signed the decorations and the addition
necessary for the large company. A vas,
annex was built on the side OF the
| house and it was constructed as tC
give the idea of immense pergola
The walls were made of full-grown rose
trees the roots imbedded in the ground
branches and flowers rising to meet the
roof which was a clever Illusion of blue
cloudy gossamer. with realistic stars
shining and twinkling by means of me.
chanical apparatus.
The most wonderful part of the impro.