Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-24
RIvERDALE, MD.
Special Correspondence Of the Star.

Special Correspondence of the Star
RIVERDALE, Md, July 80, 1910
Mrs. Elliott S. Hubbard of Ashland
avenue is visiting relatives in Auburn,
n. Y. Miss Melanti Simons has returned
to her home in East Riverdale after a
delightful stay with relatives in South
Carolina and Florida. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest France and family are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves. Miss Helen Car
rick and Miss Ruth Setter Of Washing
ton spent the past week with Miss Marie
Watkins of West Riverdale Miss Mare
Miller Of Baltimore is visiting the Misses
Fowler. La Fayette avenue. Miss Mary
Kahl returned to her home in Finleyville,
Pa. Tuesday after having spent the past
Mcmillan. New York place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene T. Lyddane and children OF
Washington were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Waters. jefferson avenue, Sum
day last. MIR. and Mrs Charles Ander-
son, MIS-. Morris hammond. Master
Charles Morris. Mrs. Scribner and Miss
Mae Curran Of Washington were the
guests OF Dr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. y.
Latimer during the past week. Miss Clara
Wareson of Washington is visiting Miss
LYDIA Knight of Carroll avenue. Miss
Betty Baines of East Riverdale is visit
ing friends in Glencoe. Md. Mrs. l.. b.
Cough returned Sunday last to her home
in Baltimore after a delightful visit to
her daughter. Mrs Walter B. Zoilinhofer,
East Riverdale. Mr.. J. Oman of New
York is the weekend guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Robert A. Bennett. The Oaks. Mr.
Theodore J. Simons of Charleston. S.
c., accompanied by his daughters, Misses
Mary Leize and Ruth, are the guests
of his sister, Mrs. Annie NJ. Simons, East
Riverdale. Miss May Wilson CT wash
ington. D. c., is stopping with Mrs. Frank
II. Bushby of Washington avenue
Miss Edith Steel has returned to her
home in West Riverdale. after an eX-
tensive visit to friends in Baltimore. Miss
Marie Blundon spent several days last
week with Miss Elsie Fowler or henslng-
ton, Md. Miss Marie Watkins of West
Riverdale left Saturday last to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. E. h. Watkins. OF
Germantown. Mrs. c. NJ. Carpenter OF
Washington spent Wednesday last with
DIR. and Mrs. Samuel S. Mcmillan or New
York place. Mr.. George Byron Morse ana
Mr. William Wilson left Saturday last for
an extensive trip through the west. Miss
Nellie Lyon of South Riverdale is spend
ing this month in Asbury Park. n j. One
of the most delightful of recent social
affairs was the entertainment gwen TO
the Mothers Club Thursday, July IA, bS
Mrs Charles E. Steinmeyer of Chateau
Dawn The event was a French party
in celebration Of the storming of the bas-
tile July IA, 1850. The house was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion with
flags and bunting. the French and Amer
lean nags intermingling. There were two
contests. one for making the french
cockade, for which Mrs. Farnham took
first prize and Mrs. Kelly second. The
French contest consisted in selecting the
greatest number of French celebrities IN,
carcerated in the Bastile; Mrs. y Mem
took first prize and Mrs. H. Edgar Lewis
second. The humorous article which was
read by Mrs. Lewis caused a great ueai
of merriment A large number of mothers
were represented, among whom were
Mrs Joseph Tanning, Mrs Harry Stalley'
Mrs. A. l.. Without. Mrs. William bono
van Mrs II. Edgar Lewis, Mrs. G. B.
Reed. Mrs. j. A Seay, Mrs. B. c. Wheel
er. Mrs. H. T. De Groot, Mrs. Charles
Dunlap. Mrs Thomas O'Neili. Mrs Farm
nam. Mrs. W. c. Jordan, Mrs. Thomas
Kelly, Mrs James Easton, Mrs r. A. l.
Arson and Mrs. Thomas kimpton Among
the guests were Mrs. John K. R1sdon,
Mrs. L. w. Carlton and Mrs. j. r.
Bridges.