Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-28

/ ~ ing the last two weeks OF the
IL month. when, the season being I'M
on its last lap, so to speak. So
cial events are crowded into the piiei
snace OF time remaining before custom
DEGREES that the seashore and mountain
co,on,as shall be scattered broadcast over
the land.
| Perhaps II is because of a general feel
ing that blessings brighten as they take
their flight, but at all events the hohoay
sea son was never so brilliant as just
now. when everybody seems TO Try 10
make up for any festivity when may
have been missed during the preceding
weeks.
| As usual at this time OF the year New
port is filled with visitors and at Mar
ragansett the scene is also an attractive
one. The ng-talked Of tabieau at tne
former resort was held Tuesday evening
and the colony attended en- masse.
The season continues good at the Jer-
sew resorts, the Virginia Springs, Where
the southerners come out in such soooiy
numbers. At Saratoga the word seems "
have gone abroad that old times are III q
measure renewed at the famous old spa.
Most of the old-timers have come back
and many new faces are seen on .he
hotel yerandas. The devotees or BRETON
Woods and the White Mountains or New
Hampshire are again at thelr Iasoii'e
places for the idle summer hours.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth will remain
at Newport for some days.
Rev. DR.. ]. Macbryde Sterrett mas re-
turned to Hunters Rest Camp. Raquette
Lake. for the month Of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Lincoln have re-
turned to the city after an EXTENDED
northern trip. While away they visteo
their daughter, Mrs. Albert J. Carrico,
who is summering In the Wnite NOUN
tains of New Hampshire
Mrs. Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres is spending
some time near Front Royal, va
Miss Evelyn Lee Fitzhugh is summer
Ing in the White mountains OF New
Hampshire.
Mrs Edwin Daum of Louisville is ex-
pected In Washington shortly on a visit
to friends Mrs. Daum was formerly
Miss Edith Conrad of Washington ana
after brief stay in this city VIII go
to New York to visit her mother. Mrs.
Katherine Selby Conrad. who now re-
sides there. During the early summer
Mrs Daum ard her husband have been
motoring through the bluegrass section
of Kentucky.
Mrs. l.. j. Swain and her sister are
enjoying a week at Atlantic City.
Mrs. George E. Corbett and Misses
Annie and Bessie Long of r street north
east have -eturned after a delightful stay
of two weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Mary NJ Mitchell of
1147 sth street northwest have just re-
turned home after a pleasant stay at their
new cottage at Piney Point, Md. They
had as their guest Mrs. Clara v. Moore.
Mrs. Mitchell's sister.
Mrs G. warfield Simpson and daughter.
Miss Maude Simpson, have returned from
Mountain Lake Park, Nd. Miss
Simpson leaves next week to join Mrs.
Richard Sylvester's navy house party at
Bolivar. w. Va.
Mrs. l.. f. Condron and Miss Gertrude
c. Condron, accompanied by Mrs. Clar-
ence c. Benedict of Brooklyn. N. Y. are
enjoying delightful stay at Lake
George.
Mrs. George Thomson Mason and
daughter. Miss Mary Mason. are at
Rehoboth Beach. Del, for the remainder
of the season.
Miss Ethel Foster is in from Washing
ton Grove, spending a few days with
Miss Maude Simpson.
DR. and Mrs. Charles W. Shreve of
Dickerson, Md, are the guests of their
son. Mr.. r. b. Shreve of Ballston, Va.
Miss Minnie Hutchinson is spending
the month of August I'm Clarendon, Va,
with her sister, Mrs. A. F. Snyder.
Misses Clara and Beulah Adams of
Hunter Va, are visiting Miss Marie
Shreve of Ballston, Va.
Mr.. Ira Phelps has returned from his
vacation spent at Hickory Hall, the resi-