Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-22
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! families and to have been used in ancient
| times as receptacle for poison.
| At the Alaska Ocean Grove, N. j.,
Miss Florence Mullican and Mrs. Flor
snce Bacon Of Washington PREPARED a
| fine program for entertainment last
! Tuesday evening, which was much en-
| joyed by the houseful of guests Piano
solos by Miss Madeline Schneider. Miss
Westbrook. Miss Catharine Miller and
/ Master Julian Richard vocal solos by
Mrs. Florence Bacon, Mrs Enslin, Miss
Achenbach and MisE Gladys Stewart, and
| recitatons by Miss Arita Smith. Miss
Ruth Bowman and Miss Helen Walker
We're followed by a. quartet composed OF
Mrs. Epslin Miss Hammett and Messrs
Hillas and Charles. Kurthe.
| Gen. and Mrs. William W Dudley an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
| mel. L. S. A. Miss Finch is a descend
ant Through her mother) of the Won
kunkels, Balls and Duyals of revou-
| tionary fame. Her great-grandmother
was first cousin of Gen. George Wash
ington her great grandfather serving as
| staff officer. Col. William Won kunkel,
great-great-g randfather. was a Prussian
officer In the army of Frederick the
Great.
Lieut. Thummel is the son of Mr.. and
| whose ancestors were also of revou-
| tionary fame. The wedding will take
place at st. Margaret's Episcopal Church
| late in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Peyser returned
/ from Atlantic City Wednesday to their
| home on 10th street.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Lyon and daughter
| are guests at the Royal Palace Ho ell,
Atlantic City. Mrs. Lyon and daughter
spent the early summer in Indianapolis
with her father, Mr. s. kirschbaum.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney c. Kaufman re-
turned TO town Friday from two-week
stay in Atlantic City, and have opened
their apartment in the Ashley.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W Nordlinger and son
Allan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Franc and
| daughter Ruth and Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore
| Godheim and son Willard returned TO
| the city the early part of the week from
a several weeks stay at Ocean View, Va.
Miss Lottie Krauskopf. after a weeks
stay at Atlantic City. has returned home.
Miss Tillie Raft is the guest of her sis
| ter. Mrs Felix Calm Of Park Heights
avenue, Baltimore. for week.
Mr. Ben Nordlineer has returned to
town from a several weeks stay at At
lantic City.
Mrs. ]. Kann returned TO the city Mon
day from Atlantic City. While there she
was guest at the Hotel Lorraine.
Mrs. Nellie Z. Hannah and her two
sons. Masters Joseph and Francis. left
Friday morning for short stay at At
lantic City.
The Misses Hattie Thompson, Isabelle
Williams. Katie Sullivan, Agnes Sullivan,
<snytr
eroned by Mrs. NJ. A. Richmond. are the
guests of Mrs. Edward Finnelle at Idyle-
wilde Cottage, Bluemont, Va, and will re-
turn to Washington some time in Sep
TENDER.
Naval Constructor Ryden and Mrs. Ry-
den entertained at dinner party Monday
evening in honor of Miss Taylor and Miss
Marion Taylor. who are visiting Civil En-
gineer and Mrs. White at the yard, Ports
mouth. n H. Among those present were
Passed Midshipman hammers OF the
U.S.S. Maine, DR.. Mckinney of Memphis,
Tenn. and the Misses Taylor of Wash
ington.
The Misses Ellen and Mary Murray and
sister, Mrs. Fred King of Silver Spring.
Md, have returned to their home from
short stay at Colonial Beach. Va
Mrs. A. c. Boxall of Detroit. Mich, has
returned to her home, having been the
guest of her sister Mrs. w. A. Thomas,
Of Brookland. since July l. Mrs. Boxall
was called east by the serious illness and
death of her mother. Mrs. j. IL. Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Logan of Rochester.
Pa. have been having pleasant visi:
with Mrs. Logan's sister Mrs. w. l..
Jackson of 18th and Otis streets.
Miss Dorothy Henderson is improving
in health at Ocean City, Nd. and eN-
poets to remain at that resort through
September.
Mrs. George PETER is home from an
enjoyable visit with Mrs. John Newman
at Clifton Beach, Nd.
Mrs lola Braddock and the Misses
Roberta and Pauline Braddock, Mrs.
Simons, are having a pleasant soJourn at
Piney Point Md.
Mr. Lewis Sherwood. ir.. and Mr.. Paul
Watson are back from a weeks stay at
Atlantic City, N J. Mr.. Lewis Sherwood,
sr., and the Misses Ruth and Mary Sher-
wood are taking trip to Niagara Falls
and the great lakes.
ing a fine time at Colonial Beach, aud
Messrs. Harry Pike and Ralph Simons
are back from extended visit TO st.
George Island.
Mrs Albert kafka has returned to her
home in Brightwood from three-week
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