Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-14
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~1IE social life in the mountains
and at the shore is moving
along gayIy. At the Virginia
III springs and along the shores
of New Jersey the social spot
light is focused these fine August even
ings. Washington also has its quota III
Europe, and one upon the continent or in
the British Isles will find many from this
city.
The arrival of the north lantic fleet
at Newport tomorrow is sure to attract
many to that resort from neighborins
summering places along the New Eng
land coast. The Secretary of the Navy
is to pay visit to the flagship as soon
as it come to anchor, and from that
! time on the chances bid fair that social
! gayety will be supreme. Bar Harbor
! and Narragansett villa owners will cruise
off Newport as soon as the fleet arrives,
and together with the galaxy of steam
and sailing craft of the New York Yacht
! Club. now there, it is expected that the
marine picture will be an especially
pretty one and worthy of going far to
| see.
! Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Dalrymple of 110i
/ Oregon avenue announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Dalrymple, to Mr. Gerald NJ. johnson.
Miss Mabel Haney of Rockville, Md,
/ who spent the winter months in Havana,
/ Cuba. has lately returned from trip
/ to Rehoboth Beach, Del.
| Miss Edna Haney, with Miss Mabel
| Haney, left Saturday TO visit friends In
| Annapolis, Md.
/
| panied by their son, Mr.. A. II. Thomas,
! jr., left yesterday for Cotton, Md, for
! stay of two weeks.
| a number of Washingtonians partici-
| pated in a most enjoyable card party at
| Mountain Lake Park, Md, Nednes-
! day evening Those who played
| the entertaining game of five
hundred ra were Dr. TUCKED ana Mrs Mr. R'E and
! Mrs. H. L. Bissell. Mr.. and Mrs. John
K. Peck, Miss Nyman, Miss Mildred Ny
| man. Mrs. ]. ID. Hird and Miss Emma
| Miller. Beautiful prizes were won. and
I after the game the guests enjoyed punch
! enbaker, the hostess.
Mr.. Louis Peak and family and Mr..
| and Mrs. Burton of Washington have
returned home after a two-week stay
| at Mountain Lake Park.
/ Mr.. ana Mrs. X. l. buckingham ana
| their little son, Lewis, have returned
| from a three-week sojourn in the noun
| tains of southwestern Virginia.
Mrs. w. G.. Stewart of Roanoke. Va,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. r. T.
! Buckingham, 1926 10Th street.
Miss Marian r. Little, 1913 18th street
! who has been spending the past month
near Boston, has gone to Oak Bluffs for
/ the remainder of the season.
| Mrs John Mitchell ard Miss Mabel
Mitchell, accom- panied by Miss Sue Tray
| lor, left Saturday for a two-week stay at
| Atlantic City.
| Mr. Monroe NJ Selinger of 317 A street
| northwest will leave today for two weeks
stay at Pen Mar, Pa.
Miss Matte Wiltberger has gone to
| BuckrOe Beach, Va. where she will spend
several weeks as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Lewis of Petworth.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Getzendanner
j and their daughter, Miss Louise Alex
| ander entertained the Camp Mosquito
i camping party recently at their home
i Bethlyn, near Bethesda Park, Md
Il Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
II Higgins Misses Roberta Mildred anC
Margaret Higgins, Miss Florence Vier.
of Rockville, Md, and Miss Adah Mof
fatt of Washington, D. c.. Messrs. Bacht
Albert. Roy Warfield. VIII Holmes
Theron and Jesse Smith. Jesse, Franh
and Lawrence Higgins, Valentine Will
son and Edmond Jones.
II Regret was expressed by the camper:
that Miss Anita Ellison of Wilmington
Del. and Miss Charlotte Barksdale OF
the party, after the delightful time
in camp with the others on the Poto-
! mac
~
1 Miss Louise Seufferl are at Loeb
Lynn Heights, Nd for the remainder
! of the summer.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robt L. Anderson and
niece. Miss Edith Richards. of 92S S
! street northwest, will sail from New York
! August 20 for three-month tour of the
| British Isles and the continent. Mr.. and
by Mrs. Anderson's sister, Mrs. Thomas
! Graham of this city, who with AIR.
! Graham has just completed a tour of the
world, for Switch they left Washington
! last winter.
| Messrs. C. r. Hurley and Lerone
| Walters of Tenleytown, ID. c.. left Wash
! ineton yesterday for a two-week stay in
! the mountains.
| Mrs ]. A. Barthel and Miss May Hickey
/ of Tenleytown expect to leave Washing
/ ton Tuesday, August Is. for short stay
! at Atlantic City.
A very pretty wedding was celebrated
recently at the home of Mr.. Harry By
| ery of 917 North Carolina avenue south
/ east, when his sister, Miss Annie NJ. By
| erly of Sunbury Pa was united in mar
riage to Mr.. Otto r. Allen of German
| town, Pa. by Rev. +. G. Powers of
! Brookland The bride wore a handsome
! gown of embroidered null and was unat-
] tended. After some time spent in Wash
! ington MIR. and Mrs. Allen will reside in
! Newark, y. J.
! Mrs. Carl Drake of Kansas has been
visiting her sister Mrs. G. H. EtZ of
! Monroe street. and in company with Miss
Lucy Louthan is now at Kinsale, Va.
Miss Amelia EtZ of BroCkland and Miss
/ Nellie Parish of Baltimore are enjoying