Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-10

Gaugler and Mr.. T. H. Nixon OF Wash
ington. The same gentlemen. with the
addition Of Mr.. Irving n. Boernstein
ana Mr.. John Grissett OF Washington.
acted as judges for the waltz contest
held during the evening of the Fourth. on
the pavilion, when Miss Clara May Reich
epbach of Washington and Mr.. Frank
Hayward OF this place won each the
gold medal as the most graceful couple
upon the floor.
Fully Atty launches, yachts and sailing
waters during the holidays from Wash
ington and every nearby port. both up
and down the river.
Commodore Ralph L. Gait of the Capt.
handsome launch Dacota, passed several
days in these waters.
Mr.. Gus w. Foresberg, with a party
also was in port ABOARD his vessel
Cloelia. which was flying the Capital
Yacht Club colors. and the launch, out,
lined IN the flags Of all nations, added
to the picturesque beauty Of the water
scene.
The launch Doris. belonging to Capt.
e. s. Petit of the Corinthian Yacht
Club. with his son. Mr.. H. c. Petit.
and guests, Mr.. H. L. Henderson and Mr..
William Lott, spent the holidays at the
Capt. c. Hugh Duffy of the Capital
Margaret D. after a cruise Of the lower
river. as far as Smiths creek, stopping
at Piney Point. where Mr.. Fred Comb
Joined Capt; Dufty.s boat party. spent
were Messrs. Charles Dean, Ernest
Ashenbach. John Tasker. Archie Simp-
son., Marion Fowler and Andrew God
dard.
The launch Norman, with owner and
guests aboard, spent the holiday in
port. after a cruise Of the lower river.
Mr.. p. J.. Schroth, captain. and Messrs.
J. W. Littleford. William Newmeyer.
and Sylvester Trombaugh,- his guests.
A large party aboard the launch st.
Charles OF the Potomac Gun and Fish
Ing Club spent the Fourth here. hav-
the severe storm OF sunday. and meet
we're Capt. Garner. Messrs. G: J.
Garner. Elmer Garner. Charles Hafie.
Inns. Frank Evans, Jim Dunn and
Mrs. Joseph Dierken of Washington has
with her at her cottage. Idle Hour, for
the summer her daughters. Miss Jennie
Dterken and Mrs. c. F. Jacob.
Miss Eta Hazelton Wilson Of Washing
ton passed the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. M. K. Wilson.
Miss M. NJ. Dashiell Of Washington is
Potomac School: also Miss Mildred Edgar
OF Baltimore. Md. is guest OF Miss
Dashieli.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Sinclair Of Wash
grandmother. Mrs. Mary Esther; also Mr..
w. w. Barnes and Mr.. Frank Noske
Joined their wives over the holidays as
guests of Mrs. Esther.
Mrs. Ella Adams of Washington. accom-
panied by her daughter Mrs. Guy Corbett.
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tage on the front.
Miss Margaret Fox, daughter of DR.. Fox
OF Linden. Nd. Is spending several weeks
with her cousin. Miss Margaret steuart.
MISS Regina Fisher and brother. Master
Elmer Fisher. Of Washington. are at the
6teuart cottage for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Oliver OF Wash
tngton are stopping at the Althea. Mr..
F. A. Heating has Joined his wife at the
Althea for the season.
Mr.. L. A. Baker and wife Of Washing
ton were the guests Of the formers Sis
ter, Mrs. J. o. Billingsly, at the Gushing
cottage over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Jay Gould Of Washing
ton have reopened their cottage. "Cesea."
and have as their guest Mr.. William H.
Gould. -e~
Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver and chill
dren Of Washington are now occupying
They entertained as their guests this
week Mr.. Joseph Stoddard, Mr.. Dean
Caldwell and Mr.. Benjamin Woodruff. all
Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Barnes Of Wash
ington reopened their coy home-The
Pines-accompanied by their daughter.
Miss Mabel Barnes. and Mr.. Barnes
sister, Mrs. A. b. Dr1nkhouse. Mr.. Theo-
dore Barnes, jr.. and Mr.. Julian Barnes
passed the holidays with their parents.
d.. g. W.. Hoover Of Washington was
the guest this week Of Mrs. w. II. Fisher
1t her cottage. Her son, Mr.. Charles a.