Evening star., 1909-09-11

twenty days, by sea to Boston and other
eastern cities.
Miss Ethel Bradley Of New York city.
who has been the guest Of Miss Marie
Hartsock at Har-Lew Hall. near Laurel.
Nd, for two weeks, has returned to her
country home at Ridgefield. Conn.
Mr.. s. Leo Mccarthy, who has been
spending some time in Atlantic City, left
today for New York, where he will be the
guest OF his brother. Mr.. John E. McCar-
thy. for the Hudson-Fulton celebration.
Miss Marian Conner has returned home
from an extended visit at Atlantic City.
DR.. and the Misses Heiberger have re-
turned to their apartments at the Con-
cord after spending the summer in New
England.
DR.. Wellington. who, with his family.
has been spending the summer with his
parents at their country place near Port
land, Me-, Is detained there by the serious
illness Of his mother.
Mrs. Charles F. Diggs has returned to
her apartment In the Executive, 3401 18th
street, having spent several weeks in the
Allegheny mountains.
Among the delegates attending the con-
vention of the Mayfower Association,
SAoOSss
Mrs. Alexander H. Semmes of the Wash
ington ID. Co. Society Of that organiza-
ton.
The Rev. DR.. John Reid Shannon Of the
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
returned to the city Friday of this week
from Atlantic City, where he spent the
latter three weeks OF his summer vaca-
ton.
DR.. sterrett has gone with his son. Rev.
II. H. D. sterrett, to spend the month at
Raquette Lake, N. Y.
Miss Edna D. Rathvon Of v street
northwest and Miss Sara A. Dyer Of
Bryant street have returned from a trip
embracing Niagara Falls, Toronto, Buff
falo, Rochester and Thousand Islands and
leave today for Atlantic City for a week
or SO.
Consul General and Mrs. George Hor-
ton of Athens, Greece, are the house
guests of Prof. and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll.
Belair, Cleveland Park. DR.. Horton was
tor 2, of 1Se
late Judge Sakopoulos. who was for some
time Greek consul general to Egypt and
judge Of the International court at
Cairo.
The Imps and their friends We're enter
tained at the. home of Miss Viola B.
Lusby. Thursday, September 8. Games
and music were the pleasing features of
the evening. Mr.. Wade won the prize
for telling the funniest story. Dainty re-
freshments were served. Among those
present were the Misses A. Grosskurth,
B. Vogelson, c. Berry, N. Brown, L.
Abbott, e. Wortz, c. Ackroyd, e. Dean.
I: Greenwood, Eta Lusby. \. Hogue and
Viola Lusby. Messrs s. Wade, ]. Knight.
G. Oakley. H. Wallace. A. Grosskurth, E.
Gordon. L. Schmidt, B. Morris, Chapman
and A. Gilday. Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel F.
Lusby were also present.
Mrs. Horatio King of Washington, D. c.,
who sailed in the Cunard steamship Sla-
vonia June 3. has friends in Bournemouth,
and has visited the Osborne family rela-
tives in England.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. John Reid Shannon
returned to the city Friday of this week
from Atlantic City. where they spent the
last two weeks Of their summer vacation.
Mr.. ]. B. Wilson. 1923 Phelps place, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Arthur
OF Paeoriian Springs, Va.
Mrs. Lee stubblef1eld Of Massachusetts
avenue will arrive home today with her
little daughter Lolita and her mother.
Mrs. Atwood, after a lengthy absence
from town. The family party spent June
at Atlantic City. July on Long Island. and
since the 1St Oh august were at OVer-
brook. Pa. Next week Mrs. stubblefield
anu her young daughter will go to Fair
fax, Va, for q short visit.
Mr.. F.. A. Sebring. chief clerk OF the
Police Court. left Friday upon his an
nual leave. to be gone about five weeks.
MIR. Sebring was accompanied by his
family and went direct to Atlantic City,
where he expects to remain about two
weeks to take in later other Jersey coast
resorts.
Mrs Richard H. Sorrell and daughter,
Mrs. Annie E. Grigsby, and granddaush-
ters. Misses Fearle, Mabel. Mae and
Emma Grigsby and Mary Murray, who
have been spending the summer at their
country place In King George county.
Va. returned to their homes in this city
last evening. Miss Mabel Grigsby will
next week resume her studies at the Hol-
Inns (va.) Institute.
A quiet wedding took place Thursday
night last at the home of Mr. Louis G.
Krieger. director Of the choir Of Emman-
uel Evangelical Lutheran Church. Balti-
more. when his son. Mr.. Edward w. C.
Krieser. and Mrs. Mary 6. Croggon, Wild
ow Of John @. Croggon of Washington.
D. c., were married by Rev J. G. Spill
man, pastor OF the Bethlehem Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church and brother-in-
law of the groom. The bride wore a
with duchess lace. and carried bouquet
OF bride roses She was accompanied by
Miss Anna D. c. Krieger, a sister Of
the groom. as maid Of honor. Miss
KriegeF wore gown of white Messaline
satin, Mr.: Albert P; G. Krieser. brotn-
elaborate wedding dinner was served at
Mr.. KrieGer's home after the ceremony
The couple will live In this city.