Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-01

with her children. has taken the Parker
cottage for the season. and has as her
guest Mrs. Ashton of Georgetown.
Past Commodore George Waterbury of
the Corinthan Yacht Club is spending
several weeks cruising in these waters
aboard the handsome launch Elk. Mrs.
Waterbury. ST., and her son, Mr.. George
Waterbury, and his wife accompany him.
Mrs Sidney Besselievre of Washington
has taken the Lamb cottage for several
weeks and is chaperoning a bevy of
George Washington University girls. The
party consists of Misses Jane Mahan.
Edgarta Mullen. F1orine Walker. Corine
Bra kett, Helen Summey. Catherine Sum-
mey. Jessie Besselievre. Nellie Besselievre
and Mildred Johnston, also Mr.. a. Fart of
Baltimore. Md, and Mr.. G. Swindell of
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Joseph Dierken of Washington Is
occupying her cottage Idle Hour, accom-
panied by her son, James. and her daugh-
ter Miss Eloise.
Miss Alice Crowley of Washington is
visiting her friend, Miss Eloise Dierken.
Miss Helen Ammonson and Mr.. L. n.
Oppeuheimer of Washington are spending
several weeks at the Waldorf
Miss Tacie Daniels of Washington is
being entertained by Mrs. II. NJ. Chaplin
at her home on the river front.
Mrs. F. NJ. Mulli2an of Washington,
accompanied by her son, Mr.. W. NJ. Null
Iisan, and Mrs. William II. Schell, has
taken part of the Wilson cottage for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ Shannon of Wash
ington are sojourning at the Harvard
cottage
Mrs A. f. johnson of Washington who
is general chairman of the ladies' commit
tee for the coming Masonic fair, has ap-
pointed the following Washington ladies
at the head of committees: Mrs. T. B..
Harrison and Mrs. Commick, country
store; Mrs. w r. Renshaw, ice cream
AMI cake: Mrs. George J. Stafford. muse
um of art: Mrs. Harry Miller. candy; Mrs.
Sauter lemonade; Mrs. Bryant. Chinese
laundry: Miss Alice II. Weaver, fish pond:
Mrs. McCabe, fortune teller: Mrs. Hay
wood and Misses Haywood, japanese tea
room: Miss Anne johnson. peanuts, and
Miss Able Johnson. pOstoffice.
Messrs. Harper Snapp, George Degnan,
Pearie Mclean and Charles Delevange
have returned to Washington after most
delightful visit to Mr.. Walter Cusick. at
his home. the Lurene.
August IL the corner stone for the new
Episcopal church, at the corner of Wash
ington avenue and Dennison street.
will be laid. Bishop Robert Atkin-
son Gibson of the diocese of Virginia Will
officiate. assisted by several of the clergy
of Washington and vicinity. The stone
will be OF Parian marble and bear the
inscription Christ Church, erected to the
glory of God and in loving memory of
William q. Latane' The church, Wnlch
is to be built of cement blocks, was de-
signed by Architect A. II. Sonneman of
Washington. The chief worker in this
noble move is Miss Nina b. Cotton. Mrs.
l.. P. Ninde is president of the building
board Miss Cotton treasurer ard Mrs.
W. 7. Renshaw, secretary
Mr.. Michael Ready and family of Wash
ington are spending the summer at the
Breakers, also Nine. Jeane and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sandoz.
DR. and Mrs. Victor Esch and family
of Washington and their sister Mrs.
Beulah FIindley. and Miss Leila Frindley,
are guests at the Breakers. also Mrs NJ.
III. Hobson and Miss May Hobson of the
Capital city.
MIR. and Mrs. Duehring. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Wilson and family, Mr.. Garrett
and MIR. Norman Robinson after spend
ing several weeks at the Aithea, have re-
turned to Washington.
Mrs. Frank H. Walker of Washington
is hostess 10 her niece. Miss Florence
Hinkle. and Mrs. Dave Moore. at her
beautiful bungalow.
Miss Gertie Weidnan of Washington.
after spending several weeks a Atlantic
City, has returned 10 her summer home
at Classic Shore. her cousin. Miss Mamie
Weidman, being her guest.
Mrs. T.. H Southland of Washington,
accompanied by her daughter and son.
Miss Letiti3 Southland and Mr.. Philip c.
Southland, has reopened her cottage on
the river front.
Mr.. Samuel c. Wheeler of New York
is visiting his sster-in-law, Mrs. +. a.
Roper al her river-front cottage, where