Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-17
WHERE does not seem to be any
very great variety in the en-
fertoiprpoptS yropoced for New

II month. The dinners, the
dances. the bridge parties, all are ar
ranged on conventional lines. the host
i esses who are apt to treat their friends
to surprises not as yet being enumer-
ated in the list of probable entertain
ers Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. who has
| done things out of the ordinary. Will
not open her Newport home at all this
summer, owing to family mourning, and
| will naturally be greatly missed. espe-
cially by those whose business it is to
record the doing of others. The Bever-
ly Manchester by -the-Sea and their
vicinity have not developed a contin-
uous performance yet dedicated to So
ciety, as life Whereabouts takes on
rather more comfortable point Of view.
! with many domestic features, much
! piazza hospitality, early suppers and
lazy times generally in the open. Bar
Harbor never gets lively till August
and shuts off as suddenly with the first
fall days-the attractions of the Berk-
shires Turing its folks off to new de-
lights. An official dinner party, how
ever, at the home of the assistant sec
rotary of state Wednesday night shows.
however, that all is not as quiet along
II the Potomac as we are. apt to think IT
| is in mid July. though the heads of cabi-
! net households have separately and col
lectively taken their departure for In
| spection tours or family gatherings at
! summer homes A wedding or two, that
| of Miss O'Brien and Lieut.. Smith, L. s.
| A.. being notably pretty Thursday in
/ Rock Creek Church. and country SIDE
/ setting also for the reception at Lieut.
/ Col Kendalls quarters at Soldiers
Home, have also occurred, and some
others are in prospect.
| Mrs Hunt Slater of Washington, who
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| and Countess Goetzen in Hamburg, was
/ one of the party on board the Oceana
| for the kiel week the guests OF Herr
and Frau Balm. Countess Goetzen was
Mrs. Willie Lay of this city.
| Mr.. Samuel Gaskins has rented a cot
| tage at Colonial Beach for the season.
| The three young children of the family
with their grandmother. Mrs Julia cas-
| kins have occupied the cottage since July
t. where the other members of the family
will soon join them. Miss Anne Gas
kins, during her stay at the Beach, will
| entertain for week her friend, Mrs. Nlll
I. ManiOn, recent bride.
| Mrs Samuel G. Beck of Chestertown.
Md. and her daughter. Miss Isabel S.
| Beck, are the guests of Mrs. Beck's SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
! Harris.
Miss Nudge of Pikesville, Md. was the
| guest last week of Mrs. Charles Mozart
| ney at her home on Dumbarton avenue.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Turner, who have
been spending several weeks in Atlantic
| City, have returned to their home On Q
| street.
| Mrs James McSherry Of New York city
| has been the guest for the past week OF
her sisters, Misses Helen and ROsalie
| Forrest, at their home ON n street. Mrs.
r.
| rest of Georgetown.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Anderson and
| family left recently for Boyds, Md.
where they will spend the entire summer.
| Mrs. John Roberts is the guest of her
| brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Arthur Bradley, at their home in Ches-
| tertown, Md.
| Miss Blanche Brown, who has been
| spending several weeks in Virginia
| Beach, has returned to her home on P
| street.
Mrs Lloyd smoot of street. will
spend the remainder of the month in
| Beach Haven. N j.. where she will be
| there. Later Mrs SmOot will visit her
mother. Mrs. Williams, at her home in
Philadelphia.
| Mrs. f. A. Lynch and her daughter.
Miss Antonio Lynch, who have been
| spending the early summer months at
Mount Airy. Pa. have gone to East
| Gloucester, Mass, where they will re-
| main until the 1st of August
| Commander Henry Harris Barroll, U.
| S. N. and Mrs. Barroll. who have been
visiting friends in Winchester, Va, re-
| turned last week to their apartment IN
the Duront. Later they will leave for
| Connecticut.
| Mrs. ]. McKenney Berry of Both street
| left last week for Winchester. Va. where
| she will spend the summer as the guest
| of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Baker. Mr..
Berry will join her later.
Miss Grace Chandlee. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester E. Pen
| ming of Havre de Grace, Nd. has re-
turned to her home in Chevy Chase.
| Miss Agnes Entwistle has returned to
| her home on street after visit to At
| lantic City
Mrs. David Agnew Greenlees and her
| little daughter, Miss Elizabeth Greenlees.
| of Germantown. Pa, have been the
| guests of Mrs Greenlees' parents, Mr..
| and Mrs Charles Hartwell Cragin, at
their home on Dumbarton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hoof and their
| daughter, Miss Marion Hoof, have gone
to Ocean Grove, n. j., were they will
| spend the season.
| Mrs Lawes Of Georgetown is spending
| several weeks in East Gloucester, stop
| ping at the Delaphine.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Henderson en-
| tertained at a delightful house party
/ last week at their beautiful country
| home near Easton, Md. Among the
| guests were the Misses Johnston. Mr.. j.
| Perry Lipett OF Porto Rico and Wash
| ington and Mr.. Thornton Perry OF
| Charles Town, w. Va.
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Saton and their lit
| tie son left last Tuesday for Colonial
! Beach, where they will spend the sum-
| mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bodowin Craighill, who
! have been spending several weeks visiting
| relatives in Porto Rico. will return to
| Georgetown about August 1.
| Miss Elizabeth Birch of Georgetown has
| had as her guest recently Miss Paulett of
| Farmville, Va.
Miss Elizabeth Hoover will leave in a
| few days for Richmond, Va. where she
| will visit friends. Later she will go to
A Beautiful Complexion
IN TEN DAYS.
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