Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-09

Capt and Mrs. cameron NICK. WIS
low will leave Newport shortly for West
bury, l.. /.
Mrs John r. Poor of Washington gave
a tea at her villa at Narrag ansett this
afternoon, as compliment to DIR. Charles
w. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard,
and delegates to the convention OF the
National Civil Service Reform League, of
which he is president.
Dr. Henry D. Fry has returned to the
city and moved into his new home on
10Th street
Several hundred men and women of
society in Lenox and StocAbridge jour
neyed to the summit of Laurel Hill, IN
Stockbridge, yesterday afternoon for the
annual outing and picnic of the Laurel
Hill Association.
Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver, assistant sec
rotary of war, and Miss Marion Ohvef
returned yesterday from the west, where
for the last month they have been Oh
horseback trip. Mrs. Oliver. who has
been taking cure IN Austria, is eA-
pected back next week.
Despite the closing OF the Casino and
several hotels at Narragansett, .finis
NAV not yet he written over the season
of 1910. Members Of the villa colony
plan TO keep interest alive at least
week more, and cards are out for sew
eral entertainments
DR. and Mrs. III. c. Yarrow have re-
turned to Washington.
Now the Outer Fishing Club at Newport
is to have its inning. The cod have be-
gun to run outside and there is nothing
TO do ashore, so today the organization
went out for it's first trip of the year.
has been spending several months In
Washington with her sister, returned yes
terday from visit in Philadelphia and
Holly Beach. y. j.
Miss Bouson, accompanied by her
brother. Midshipman ". III. Rouson, left
today for her home in Charleston, 5. c.
The disbursing clerk of the Navy De-
partment and Mrs. Crexall have re-
turned from their northern trip and Will
spend the autumn months in Montgom-
ery county Md. before locating in the
city for the winter.
Dr. and Mrs George b. WEIGH have re-
turned to the city.
Mr.. Harvey Hunt and Miss Annie
O'Conner, both of Washington, were mar
ried in Philadelphia August 81. They
have now returned and have taken up
their residence at Chevy Chase.
MeSSTS.
Payne are at Atlantic City.
Mr. Sidney Rosenthal has returned
from an extended trip through the west.
Mr.. Walter B. Long has returned from
a trip to New York and Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richardson of
Fairfax county, Va, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss ETA Isa-
bel Richardson. and Mr.. Charles r. Ken
gla, jr. Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
gla will be at home after October Is at
the Chalfonte, 2116 p street northwest.
Mrs b. J. Owen of Frankfort. ". ".
and Mrs. William De Lano of Camden,
N. V, are in Washington, the guests of
their brother. ]. Ii. Beckwith, 516 9TH
street northeast.
DR.. l.. B. Swormstedt and family have
returned to the city.
Gen. j. J. O'Connell, DIR. Jeffrey C.
O'Connell, Miss Loretta F. O'Conneli and
Mr.. Edward keefe are at Atlantic City. 4
Misses Elsie E. and Hortense Cans OF
Baltimore are the guests of Miss Carrie
Loeb.
The following registered at the London
ing the week Of August 20: Mrs. ]. A.
Campbell Miss Isabella Campbell. Mr..
Neval III. Thomas. Mr.. w. G.. Gardiner.
Miss M. Elizabeth Young. Miss Jane Ran
dolph Young, Miss Bertha NJ. Muth.
Miss Emma J. Young, Mrs. III. L. Ayres.
Miss Blanche p. Galiher Miss Mabel c.
Pimper. Miss Cora II. Pimper. Miss Es-