Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-28

as their guest this week Mr.. Adolph Am
mann of Washington.
The benefit concert for the Episcopal
Church held a week ago on the hotel
pavilion proved the browning success OF
the season, when the place was taxed TO
its capacity. The following Washing
tonians contributed to fine program
MIR. Moore, tenor solo; Miss Rosalie Liv-
ingston, soprano solo; Mr.. Costello, bari
tone solo: Miss Emma Binnix. vocal solo;
Miss Perry, piano solo; Mr.. Tnomas
Nixon, trombone solo, Mr.. George ]. Stat
ford. recitation: the Misses HUMPHREYS.
piano duet; selections by Prof Davis
orchestra and moving pictures. The
evening wound up with dancing. Over
SGD was realized.
on the hotel pavilion for the benefit OF
St Mary's Church. when a series OF pic
lures illustrating the life of Jesus was
shown and sacred music rendered by the
orchestra The feature of the evening
was the solo of Miss Ethel Noble John
son. solost Of Lutheran Memorial
Church. Washington. THE Lord is My
Shepherd" violin solo by Mr.. Irving
Boernstein and recitation by Mrs. George
j. Stafford also We're noteworthy.
Mr.. A. n. Candell. custodian OF the
United States National Museum OF
Washington. accompanied by his wife
and daughter. spent the past week at the
Walcott House; also Mr.. b. NJ Mcken-
DR.. and Mrs. John T. Rome spent this
month as guests of the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Rome of Washing
ton, at their beautiful home on Monroe
bay Mr.. and Mrs. Rome also entertain
ed Miss Josie l.. Mullen. MesSrs. Eugene
Waters. Edgar Vinson, Harry Boland and
Clyde Humphrey.
Mrs. James L. White and daughters
Misses Constance White and 9Th. White
of the Wallis apartments are making
- ..t.n n< 10 oil
Joins her son each day in cruising about
the lower river aboard his yacht Janet
Misses Lillian and Edna Eaton OF Wash
ington are visiting their grandmother
Mrs. p. II. Eaton.
Mr. A. p. Cookus OF Washington is the
guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonr
Chancey who are also entertaining MI
Chancey's brother-in-law. Mr.. Charles
Holbrook OF Washington.
Dr. and Mrs. William Fowler ahc
daughter, Miss Minnie Fowler, OF Bloom
ingdale, after a most enjoyable VISIT te
Mr. and Mrs. Chancey. have returned y
their home.
Mrs. w. J. Hutchinson of Washington
is the house guest of her sister, Mrs
Frank Ourand at her river front home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ourand are also entertain
ing Mrs S. Stevenson and son, Mr. Loui:
" Stevenson. OF the capital.
Mrs. Matte Ellery and daughters. aItel
several weeks visit TO the formers aunt
Mrs. II. NJ. Chaplin. have returned e
their Washington home.
Mrs. Amy Keller and children. MS:
Muriel and Tom. of Washington are
guests OF Mrs. Ella ID. Adams. as Is alst
Mr. Lester Strausberger.
Mr. aud Mrs. Archie Gillies and broth
ers, Messrs. Duncan, Francis ana YIN
cent Gilles, OF Washington, are visiting
Mrs. Gillies' mother. Mrs. Ella d. Adams
Mr.. Guy Corbett OF Washington Is TAX
ing his vacation with his wife and sor
at their beach-front home.
Mrs. /. u. Barrett of Washington ant
Mrs. J. Underwood of Pittsburg Pa, arr
guests of Mrs. Clarence Hall at theil
home on Irving avenue.
Mrs. A. NJ. Weaver OF Washington II
hostess to her son and wife. Mr.. and MIS-
John Weaver.
Miss Maria Cullen OF Washington II
being entertained by her uncle and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Cullen.
Miss Effie WORTH of Washington Is TIT
guest of Mrs. F. Z. Vermillion. as L
alho Mrs. Petty.
A most delightful moonlight sail wa.
| enjoyed last Tuesday night by party o
young Notwithstanding. when they mad
| the trip to Cob Bar lighthouse. In tn
party were Misses Able Johnson. Clar;
May Reichenbach. Marie Robel. Eethe
King. Mary Keene. Ora Fogg. 1ren
Bowen and Messrs. Robert Boardmau