Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-22


Hall sailed from New York yesterday
| for Europe, where they will spend the
| next five months in travelling through
| England, France. Germany and Switzer-
| land.
| Mrs. Horace Chandlee Of 18th street
! left the early part of the week for New
York city, where she will spend few
| days.
Miss Mamie Hutchinson, who has been
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Hoover at
her home, on street. for the past ten
days, left yesterday for her home, in
Richmond, Va.
Miss Mamie Pierce Of Georgetown spent
| several days last week in Baltimore,
Maj ]. NJ Peshine, U. S. A.. retired,
| and Mrs. Peshine left recently for their
| summer home, at Santa Barbara, Cal.
after spending the winter and spring
seasons in Washington.
Miss Ida Lee Hempstone has returned
to her home. in Leesburg, Va. after
| visit of several weeks to friends in
Washington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Stanton Of o
street left last week for Philadelphia,
| where they will visit friends for a short
| time. Later they will go to New York,
from where they will sail for Europe to
on the continent
| Miss Alice Street and Miss Grace Gibson
Street of Brooklyn, who were the guests
of friends here this spring, will open their
cottage at Great Darlington, Mass, next
week and will not return to their home In
Brooklyn until October.
Miss Edith Moore has returned to her
home after spending several weeks as
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Toulson
at their home in Wicomico county. Md.
Mr.. Joseph Breedin of Remington, Va,
and his daughters, Miss Vida Breedin
and Miss Blanche Breedin. were the
guests of friends in Washington for few
days last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Orme have re-
| turned to Georgetown and are now the
guests of Mrs. Orme's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. P. Elder. at their home on n
street Later in the season Mr.. and Mrs.
Elder will occupy their summer cottage
at Newport, R. l.
Mi James Townsley Worthington, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Townsley Worthington. for
ten days. will leave tonight for his home
in Pittsburg. Mrs. Wortflin gton, Miss
Martha Worthington and Mr.. James
| Werthington spent a short time at Car
rett Park, Md, last week
| MISS L1eZ6 GOQWln OF + street. lett the
latter part of the week for Mountain
Lake Park, Md. where she will spend
several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Naylor has returned to
| her home after a short visit to her sister,
Mrs. Harry w. Dorsey, in Maryland.
Mrs. Lewis. who has been spending
several weeks at Cape Henry, Va, has
returned to her home in Georgetown
Later in the season Mrs. Lewis will open
| her cottage at Cape Henry for the sum-
| mer.
Mrs Andrews Miss Andrews and Miss
Maverick of San Antonio, Tex, are the
guests Of Representative and Mrs. J. L.
| Slayden. en- route to New York, whence
! they sail for Europe, where the young
| ladies will devote themselves to music:
| Mrs. ]. G. Pegram. wife of Lieut.. Pc
gram of the L. S. New York. has come
to Washington from Norfolk, Va, to join,
for a stay of several weeks here, her sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. r. B. Pegram of Charles
ton, S. c., and her aunt, Mrs. Holt Of
Virginia. There is quite romance con-
nected with Mrs. ]. c. Pegram, who is a
bride of a few days AS Miss Jane f.
Handy Of Natchez she was engaged to
| Lieut.. Pegram, and came to Norfolk to
| bid him goodbye before he was ordered
away on a three-year cruise. While in
! Norfolk she was the guest Of her pros
pective sister-in-law. Mrs. John Mar
| bury. On the eve Of his departure Lieut.
| Pegram persuaded his fiancee to marry
| him at once, and accordingly the next
| day the wedding was solemnized. The
day following the young officer sailed
! away, to be gone three long years. leav-
| ing his bride with his sister.
| Miss Blanche Stevens and Miss May
| Gregg were the honor guests at a pretty
dinner at Cabin John last week.
Mrs K. L. Henry. wife of Representa-
tive Henry Of Texas. has her house
guests Mrs. A. G. Embree and Mrs. NJ. B.
Smith of Bolton, Tex.
Mrs. Marion Bell of Tyler, Tex, and
| Rev. Holmes Nichols of. Colorado Tex,
are visiting Representative William Rob-
| ert Smith and Mrs. Smith at the Cor
I dova.
The two attractive children of Senator
| Clay of Georgia, little Miss Evelyn and
Lucius Clay. entertained happy box
party of their young friends at the the
| alter last week.
| Mrs. Thomas Maxey Of Austin, Tex,
state regent of the Mount Vernon
| Ladies' Association, gave a charming
| luncheon at Mount Vernon in honor of
Mrs r. l.. Henry and Mrs. J. L. Stay
den last week.
Miss Lucy Wickham Fitzhugh. who has
| been for the past year in the bureau
of immigration, has gone to her home
In Richmond, Va, preparatory to years
| travel abroad.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Dennis have
| gone for a weeks stay in New York.
Shortly Mrs. Dennis plans to go to Ken
| lucky for a part of the summer to visit
her daughter, Mrs Charles Riker, of
Harrodsburg, and other relatives.
Mrs S. b. Williamson of Nashville,
| Tenn. who has been spending the WIN
| ter with her relatives, Senator and Mrs
| Robert L. Taylor, at Stoneleigh Court.
! expects to leave very shortly to spend
| the summer in the Tennessee noun
tains.
! Mrs Robert C. Wickliffe wife of Rep
| resentative Wickliffe, who has been at
| Congress Hall for the winter, has gone TO
Nashville, Tenn. to be the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and MRS Brent Cooke.
| Mrs. Joseph w. Byrnes, wife Of. Rep
resentative Byrnes Of Tennessee, gave
box party last week in honor of Miss
Lerue Ragsdale of Kentucky and her
hostess, Mrs. Ollie James.
Mrs Swager Sherley, wife of Represent