Evening star., 1911-08-27
ing several weeks in McHenry, Garrett
county, Md, has returned to the city.

ing several weeks in McHenry. Garrett
! county, Md, has returned to the city.
| Mr.. James f. Hood and DIR. ]. B. Gregg
Custs have just returned from six
week tour of England and France.
DR.. and Mrs. Custis have entertained this
season. at their camp on the ST. Law
| renee river, Mr.. and Mrs. Hood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace III. Custis. Miss Custis. Mrs.
IC. O. Keedy of Frederick, Mrs. W.. B.
Baldwin. Miss Ethel King, Miss Elizabeth
s. Dure of. Wilmington, Miss Pauline
Showalter of Pittsburgh, Miss Ethel
| Burns of Brooklyn and Miss Betsy Smith
of Camillas. N. Y. They break camp
about September ID.
| The marriage is announced of Miss
Charlotte Walker Miller and Mr.. Henry
| Arthur Linn, both of this city. The Cere-
| mony took place August %. 1911, Mgr.
| Mackin of st. Paul's Church officiating.
Miss Ada Louisa Hinzen, who has been
| a guest of friends in Virginia. recently
returned to her home in Washington
Miss Dorothy Dobyns is at West Point
attending the hop of furlough week. and
from there will go to Elizabeth, N. j..
| to visit Miss Mcpherson.
A birthday party was given Miss Ethel
Goldberg at her home Thursday last.
Mrs. William Lansing Webb of Shepard
| street and Brookeville road, Chevy Chase,
who is convalescent from appendicitis.
has left the hospital and is staying with
her mother, Mrs. Robert II. Yeatman,
| 1I29 + street northwest.
Mrs. James j. Sheehy and her daugh-
ters, Misses Marie. Jetta and Nan Clay
Sheehy. are at Lake Saranac, n. Y, where
they have been for the past month. Miss
hNaJ,x, ny~ysx- x-rI ho,~ ftoy. n
visit of two months in Oregon and
Washington.
| Mrs. E. w. Reichard and daughter
home after delightful visit of nine
weeks with her mother. Mrs George H.
Hoeg. in Lake Geneva, Wis, and two
weeks in Chicago ILL.,, with friends.
August "a, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ehrman Of
719 I street southeast entertained friends
in honor of their son Joseph's fifth birth
bday. Songs were sung and toaStS were
written and recited by Messrs. Max Ehr-
man and Louis Kaufman. Another fea-
ture of the evening was Spanish song
| by Mr.. Louis Kaufman. At pm. the
guests were asked to partake of a splen-
did repast.
Miss Irene Webel, Miss Harriet Riley
| and Miss Ruth A. Dom are at the Mount
definite stay.
Miss Virginia P. English and Miss
Merriam Yerkes are spending the week
at Wikerspns, Va.
Mrs Alfred B. Grunwell entertained
last Tuesday at luncheon at her summer
home, Bell View. Va, in honor of her
house guests. Mrs. John Grunwell of
Danville. Wash, and Miss Sarah Oakes
of Louisville. Ky. Covers were laid for
| twelve. the color scheme being carried
out in yellow and green
Mr. and Mrs. s. b. Bates announce the
| marriage of their daughter, Bessie M,
and Mr.. Malcolm Hay of this city. The
couple was married in the latter part of
| April, but kept the matter entirely secret
until they announced they were leaving
bride left the city last Saturday for an
extended stay on the lower bay. They
will be at home after October 1 at 944 X
street northwest
| Col J. J. and Mrs. Harrison have re-
turned to London after their honeymoon
| tour, which has extended over many
months. and has been spent in touring in
| some of the most out-of-the-way spots
of the globe.
Col. Harrison, who is an enthusiastic
hunter of big game. has brought home a
wonderful collection of animals and birds
| which fell to his own gun. and these were
on view at Brandeston Hall on the occa-
sion of a garden party given to celebrate
| their return.
Mrs. Harrison is a very beautiful Amer
ican, and was before her second mar
riage Mrs. Sumner Clarke.
Miss Caroline Nash who is spending
the summer with her parents at Atlantic
City has gone to Bay Head for week
where she will be the guest of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Rowland and their daugh-
ter, Miss Frances B. Rowland, of Mount
Airy.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Leimbach of
9th street southwest entertained at an
informal reception last Thursday evening
from until IL o'clock, when the guests
of honor were their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. George Leimbach. who
returned that evening from their honey
moon trip to Atlantic City. Before her
marriage. which took place August II.
Mrs Leimbach was Miss Ethel Nelson,
daughter of Mrs. Nelson of Philadelphia,
| formerly Of this city. The young couple
was met at the station by merry party
their future home with Mr.. Leimbach's
parents. The rooms were attractively
arranged with palms and cut flowers and
in the dining room large table In the
| form of an l. was beautifully decorated
with baskets of pink roses. ferns and
rose-shaded electric lights. During the
| evening Mr.. George Leimbach. an uncle
| of the groom. gave several selections on
| the violin, accompanied on the piano by
| his brother Mr. Frank Leimbach. Young
Mrs. Leimbach received the guests In her
| wedding gown of white null, hand-em-
broidered and with insets of lace.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Forney. accom-
panied by their children, Miss Margaret
Forney. Miss Evelyn Forney and Master
Jack Forney, have returned 10 their
home in this city after two-month visit