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

Mrs. Jost is under treatment at sani-
tarium.
Miss Frances NJ Jost of 2os 4th street
southeast is making quite tour through
the south. This week Miss Jost was in
Mobile. Ala; then she goes to New Or
leans. La. and later will spend some time
in her former home, Montgomery, Ala.
Miss Jost Is accompanied by her little
nephew, Theodore Christian Howe.
Miss Alice Myers of Washington. D. c.,
spent Sunday last with her parents in
Leesburg. She will leave for Pen Mar;
Md, this week. From there she will
join friends in Philadelphia, Pa, and go
to Atlantic City for few days.
Mrs. John McGill of 800 X street. who
has summer home at North Chesap eake
Beach. welcomed there last Wednesday a
number of her fellow members in the
Catholic Women's Order of Foresters.
Her guests were charmingly entertained
and a pleasant incident to all was the
presentation to the hostess by her visitors
of handsome insignia pin as souvenir
of the occasion and an expression of their
regard.
Miss Dorothy Snyder, daughter of Mr..
f. c. Snyder. correspondent of the Omaha
Bee. who underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis last week at Garfield Hospital,
is convalescing rapidly.
Mrs. j. Fl. Bigelow aud son of Wash
ington. Pa. are visiting Mrs. Bigelow' $
parents. Dr. and Mrs. William r. Good
man of 1892 18th street northwest
Mr.. W. S. Rippey, cnlef clerk of the
freight department, Pennsylvania railroad.
at Pittsburg, is the weekend guest Of
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Bowling of. the
WicomicO apartment
Mrs. Potter Palmers largest entertain
ments during the recent London season
were cotilon and an evening reception
| At the latter she had the Russian dancers
who have created such a furore in Lon
don give a performance, temporary
stage having been erected outside her
/ house on Carlton terrace. The hostess
was dressed in currant red and CLEANED
| with jewels. Supper was served at small
tables, each having a decoration of roses
| in various shades.
| Mrs. James f. Barbour will be in New
York to meet her daughter. Miss Mar
guerite Barbour, on her return from Eu-
, rope this month. Mrs. David Porter and
Miss Barbour, who have been abroad sew
eral months, will sail the 18th instant for
this country. Miss Barbour has prac-
tically recovered from her recent severe
| illness which has detained her in Paris
| and is now able to undertake the voyage
home. Mrs. Barbour and her daughter
will spend the early fall on the sea coast
| the better to facilitate the latter's return
| to her usual good health.
| Mrs. George W. Dove and her grandson.
Master Robert 8. Conliff. and Miss Maud
Conliff are spending several weeks in the
Blue Ridge mountains.
Miss Mary f.. LedgerwOod of the
F.! United States Treasurers Office, is spend
| ing her vacation at her former home.
Blacksburg, Va.
| Mrs. A. A. Strange has left for an ex-
tended trip through Kentucky and Ten
nessee. She will also go to St Louis to
visit her brothers family before her re-
turn to the city.
| Mrs. Mary l.. Davenport, accompanied
| by her daughters. Mrs. Constance Lount
and Mrs. II. c. Stansbury, have gone for
a trip to Fort Monroe. the capes and
Boston.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Lewis,
daughter of Mrs. G. w. Lewis, and Ed
ward Marceron took place yesterday
afternoon at the Church of the Epiphany.
Rev. DIR. Peters officiating. Only men,
bers Of the immediate families of the con-