Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21

Mr.. Sidney Kaufman of Fredericksburg,
Va: Miss Estelle Ball of Philadelphia.
Pa. and Miss Addie Dannenberg OF Bal
timore were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Sinsheimer.
Asbury Park. where she has been enjoy
ing the sea breezes for the past four
weeks.
ing friends for several weeks. has re-
turned home to join a party OF friends
who Will leave Washington this week for
Atlanta, Ga, to attend the reunion of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd Eel
lows and the Rebekahs.
Mrs. A. e. McCardel and her daughter,
Miss Annie F. McCardel, have returned
to their home In this city from an ex-
tended trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs Henry Keppler has recently re-
turned home from q three-week sojourn
in Atlantic City.
Mrs. w. a. Wayne. who has been sum-
mering in the mountains OF Virginia, has
returned to her home on Q street.
Mrs. Milligan. who recently visited
friends In New York and Asbury Park,
has returned.
Miss Matte Baker has left the city for
a short trip to the eastern shore OF Mary
land. Before returning homo she will
visit friends in Hagerstown.
Mrs D. ]. weyman and her daughter.
Miss Mollle B. Weyman. left re t.ty re-
Gently for q short trip to Ocean City. Nd.
Mrs Warren Lown has returned to her
home on p street from an ...joyable visit
Of several weeks spent in Atlantic City.
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been spending the summer with Mrs.
Andrews. has returned to her home.
Miss Emma Drayton left Saturday for
Bath, Me, where she goes to christen the
torpedo boat named for her uncle. the
late Capt. Percival Draytoa OF South
Carolina.
Miss V. A. slanahter OF Colorado
Springs. Col, Is spending a few weeks
in the city.
Miss Kate Doherty will leave the FIRST
Atlantic City. After leaving there she
will spend the remainder Of her vacation
in the mountains OF Virginia.
having had a delightful trip of q month
through Ohio. Detroit. Mich. Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
MISS S0fan DOWneS mas returned a1tef
q two-month visit at her home in Denton.
Mrs Jennie Parker Andrews OF Massa-
chusetts avenue left the city Saturday
for Detroit. Mich, after which she will
spend some time with Mrs. Burrows.
Mrs. Spencer Smith has closed her
apartment at the Marlborough and Is
spending some time at Capon Springs.
Va.
Mrs. Annie Eastman will spend the
month OF September with her daughter.
Mrs. Jayne. at jamestown. r. !.
Mr.. Henry Elliott Of Q street, accom-
panied by his three sons, Messrs Henry,
Ernest and Escaulus. have gone to The
Plains. Va. to spend several weeks.
Miss Carrie Smith. who has been visit
ing friends in Washington. has returned
to her home in Maryland.
Miss Abbie Clark has gone to her for
mer home in Rutland. VT. where she will
spend her vacation visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs Rosa Cash. who has been enjoying
the sea breezes In Atlantic City for sew
eral weeks. has returned to her home on
Q street.
Rev. Jay j. Dimon, rector OF st. An
drew's Episcopal Church, is among the
Washington contingent in Atlantic City.
ing a month at Asbury Park returned to
her home In this city last week.
Mrs Kate Zeigler OF Hagerstown. Nd,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Annie Letter.
at 1341 Q street.
Mr.. and Mrs Yoakley will be among
the many Washingtonians who will VISIT
Atlanta, Ga, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bachman of 18th street
have returned to the city from an ex-
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Crane, In Ala.
bama.
Mrs. Carr and children, who have been
spending the past three weeks at their
country home in Virginia. have returned
Senator Warner. who has been at Ma
hant. Mass. since the close of Congress.
spent the week end i'm Washington at his
apartment In the Cairo. Senator Warner
was en- route to his home in Kansas City,
No.
Mrs. NJ. McChestney expects to leave
the city this week for Atlanta. Ca, to
attend the convention of the Odd Fell
lows which convenes there this week.
DR.: Bassett is spending his vacation
at his former home in the Catskills.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Ball and their little
son have gone to Cincinnati. Ohio. where
they will spend fortnight, later going to
their former home In Cynthiana, KY,
where they will visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Bertha r. Burger. aged thirty-two
years. wife OF Edward Burger, died
Thursday evening At the home OF her
brother, J. r. Shank, near Haeerstown,
Md, Of paralysis.