Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-22
Mrs. Lester L. Kahlert.

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Miss Lena McGee has returned from
a trip to Chicago, and is a guest for the
season at the Rhode Island House
Rhode Island avenue.
Misses Marguerite and Catherine WOOD
entertained the Outsiders Club Tues
day evening at the home Of their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, in South
Washington Music and dancing were
the features. of the evening. Amors
| those present werc Miss Ruth Abbott
Miss Clara Sherwood. Mrs. Fannie Tyn-
dall-Dicus, Mr.. Pachell. Mr.. Miller, MT
Roberts, Mr.. Dicus. James Dulin, war
ter Paul and Mr.. Shugram.
Mrs. Milton Bishop will leave the city
| this week to spend several weeks in the
south.
Mrs. James lander of California. who
has been visiting her mother. Mrs Ed
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Ra-
mona, and son. Carl to spend a few
weeks at Shady Side. Md.
returned home from visit Of several
/ weeks to relatives in Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Maxwell OF 1911
street, where they will be pleased to
see their friends.
| Miss Imrie and Miss Frances Imrie
| will leave today for Boston by sea,
where they will stay for an indefinite
time. returning via New York and At
| lantie City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles are spending the
| summer In Ocean Grove. n. J.
| Mrs. Halsey, sister of Senator Dan
lei, is spending the summer at her
country home in Virginia
| Mrs. Charles Sumner, with her young
| son, is spending her vacation in Blue
mont, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Taylor are summer
ing at Chesapeake Beach.
| Mr.. and Mrs Edward b. olney have
| closed. their residence on Goth street
and left for an extended trip to Buff
| falo, Chicago and Fort Dodge, Iowa
While in Fort Dodge they will be the
guests Of DR.. +. Olney, brother of the
| former.
! Mrs. j. Southern Noble and little son
of Montgomery. Ala. who have been
! spending the past two months visiting
burg, n. Y, were the guests for q few
| days last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell
| at their home on 18th street en- route to
her home in the south.
MRS. Smith of 1913 Columbia road,
widow of Representative George
Smith of Murphysboro. H.. will leave
Washington next week for YOUNGSTOWN
/ Pa. where she will spend several weeks
visiting friends. later going to Fort
Smelling, Mimi. and expects to visit her
former home in Illinois. before returning
to the city In November.
Mrs. Edwin Bachman iert Monday 70,
4 md Do fAr fctf IS
weeks to relatives and. friends
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mattingly and little
| daughter. who have been spending the
summer in the country, have returned
| home.
| Miss Emma Wheat or the Irequeis will
leave this week for Toledo, Ohio. where
she will be entertained by Mrs. Wood
| for several weeks From there she will
go to West Virginia for brief visit tc
| relatives and friends.
Miss Lydia w. Collins has returned te
| the city from an enjoyable trip of sew
eral weeks. spent in Mobile, Ala. and
| is a guest at the Rhode Island House.
| Miss Clementine Porter, after an enjoy
able visit to New York, has returned to
Washington.
! Miss Clara Sherwood of Washington Is
visiting friends in Colonial Beach.
| Miss Wldmyer has left for .Asbury Park
| where she will spend the remainder Of
| the summer and early fall months.
| Mrs. Z. s. Clark and children are sum-
| mering at Thousand Islands.
Mrs. Cornelia Avery left the city re-
Gently to visit her sister In Asbury Park,
| at the Madison.
| Mr. John G. Wilson has returned to
| Washington from trip OF several months
| In Panama.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hutchinson OF
10th street are spending few weeks In
Loudoun county. Va, visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Berry and Miss Eva Berry are
spending a couple of weeks in Falls
Church, Va
street will be al home to their friends
Sunday, August 20. from until 10 O'clock,
in honor of the twenty-fifth anniversary
Of their marriage.
Brig. Gen. Maus has recently been
assigned to the command of the Depart
| ment of the Columbia. Mrs. Mans Is still in
the east, but is expected at Vancouver
barracks next month. when her presence
will no doubt be the signal for entertain
| ing. as she is well known there. With a
| portrait and sketch of both. western
paper says that Mrs. Maus has been
! equally popular in Washington, d. c..
| with both the army and navy set. she be-
| ing a granddaughter OF Rear Admiral
! Poor. and is tall blonde OF charming
| manner and poise. Gen. Maus, who was
stationed at Vancouver many years ago.
graduated from West Point in 1874 in the
| same class with Col. c. Z. S. Wood.
Gen. Maus' family were among the early
settlers in this country. His grand
| father. Matthew Maus, was a surgeon in
| the colonial wars and war Of the revolu-
| ton. His greatunce. Philip Maus, was
| also in the war of the revolution, and
| gave the entire amount Of his large for
plying Washington's army in the dark
est days of the struggle for freedom
Gen. Maus was designated by the Presi-
dent to accompany the commanding gen.
eral to the queens jubilee. 1897 to the
urco-Graeco war. and to attend the
Russian. German and French maneuvers
in the same year. He also accompanied
the commanding general around the
world. being among the early Americans
siberian railroad.
Monday. August Is. party was given
at the home Of Miss Bessie Jordon, Wash
ington Grove Md. Music and games
were enjoyed until a late hour. when
refreshments were served. Among those
present were the Misses Bessie Brake.