Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-23
-HERE Is considerable activity.
socially. both at Newport and
Bar Harbor, Of which there Is
daily mention, with names

regarded as Washingtonians The ar
rival Of various members OF the Enghsh
titled classes will give another zest 10
Newport incidents later on. but alreaoy
| the exchange of the usual hospltahtles
and the announcements OF charity 1etes
make the days busy enough Washlns-
ton is correspondingly dull a4tnoush w
no means entirely deserted by those WIZ
figure in the gay wh1rl Tor the resi-
of tho year. These folks are IN eVl-
dence on F street every morning ana
at Chevy Chase, or on the roads going
or coming during the late afternoons
and evenings. A wedding now ana tnen
indicates that July and August are SUI
regarded as belonging to the CALENDAR
especially for those who only want the
| company of their intimates for these
happy occasions
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Splitter and Miss
Minnie Splitter have closed their nome
for the summer and are visiting at
Buena Vista Springs. Pa.
Mr.. Elmer Barchfeld Of Pittsburg,
Pa, spent several days In town last
week
Mrs William Garner OF Newport
News, Va, who has been visiting her
| mother, Mrs. N. Peyser, returned TO her
home Wednesday,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes have
been visiting for the past month some OF
| our mountain resorts and the Canadian
| cities. Mr.. Noyes sailed Saturday from
Montreal for England. where he will sail
from Southampton for Cape Town Soutn
| Africa He will be absent until the late
autumn. Mrs. Noyes has returned to the
| United States, to be with their daughters,
the Misses Ruth and Elizabeth Noyes.
Miss Hortense Brylawski of Calvert
street left Wednesday to join her sis
ter, Mrs Alexander Wolf. at the Blue
| Mountain House.
Mr.. Sidney Rosenthal is visiting friends
| in Savannah, Ga. Later he will go to
Mobile, Ala. and then to New Orleans.
La. from which place he will make the
| trip to New York by sea. He Will be
| gone several weeks.
Mrs. Herman NORTH Of New York IS the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bush of 9th
street, Woodley Park.
| Miss Lillian Heilbrun left town yester-
day for Atlantic City, where she will
| remain several weeks.
Mrs Aaron Birkenwald Of Baltimore is
the guest of relatives in this city.
Miss Rae Goodman Of Norfolk, Va, who
! has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Lehman at the Gibraltar. returned to her
| home during the week
| Mr.. and Mrs Victor E. Adler Of 10th
street northwest left during the week for
Atlantic City, to be gone several weeks.
Miss Rae Rosenbloom Of Richmond.
| Va, has returned home from a visit with
Miss lorraine Herman Of the Beacon
|. Mrs Thekla Haas of 18th street north
west is in Atlantic City. where she is the
| guest Of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Schiff-
man. at her cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kann of Belmont
road have returned home from a two
month tour in their automobile.
Mr.. Louis Goldsmith left town Thurs
day for Atlantic City, to remain two
weeks.
| Mrs August Kleeblatt and children are
at Braddock Heights, Md, for the sum-
mer.
| Mrs Bertha Coblenzer sailed Wednes-
| day from Baltimore for northern Italy
where she will meet her sons-in-law and
! daughters DIR. and Mrs. Ladislau Detre
of Budapest. Hungary, and Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Strasburger of this city.
| Among the Washingtonains who went to
| Baltimore Wednesday to attend the tug
ride given by Miss Florinne Likes of that
city were Miss Hortense Brylawski. Miss
| Annette Goldsmith, Lawrence Gassen-
| heimer, Clarence Eiseman and Norman
Fischer.
| Miss Lula NJ. Cabaniss Of Savannah
Ga, and Miss Biddle Of Philadelphia
are guests of DR.. and Mrs. r. l.. Allen
at Waynesville, N. G.
lockwood Inn. at Shawnee on-D Della
ware, Is enjoying more than its share
of midsummer business. Mr.. Bernard
j. York and family and his son. Mr.
Brooklyn. NJ Y, are located here for
the season. Thursday, July 20, the
south piazza and small ballroom were
the scene of a most enjoyable afternoon
musical. A special program was fur
nished by Van Bars Orchestra. At
$50 tea was served at specially deco
rated tables to about 100 persons The
decorations consisted of wild flowers
and smilax. which were in great profu
sion Saturday evening last formal dance
given at the inn was largely attended and
| lasted into the wee small hours. The fol-
| lowing were a few of those present from
Washington: Mrs. w. A. Carr, Miss
Emily Schoepf, Mrs. Schoepf. Miss DAN
| ing Mrs. A. w. Tillinghast and Mrs r.
G. Donaldson. The grand march of the
young folks was led by Miss Annette
Carr and Master Bob Donaldson Some
| O
the march and dance were as follows:
| The Misses Tillinghast, Miss Ruth DON
ialdson Miss Florence Mills, Miss Doro-
| thy Mills. Master Norman Fritz, Master
| George Coles, Master Littlewood and
Master william Thomas. also Of this
city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. Preston Sheay Of
| Chevy Chase are spending the summer
at the Aurora House. Aurora, W. Va
|
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Mccartney. Mr..
| and Mrs. G. p Lohr and son I.enox Of
| Washington, D. c.. are at the Chalfonte
Hotel, Cape May, N. ]. Mr.. Lohr and
son motored from Washington to Cape
| Nav in fifteen hours.
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Perkins Of Pasa-
| dena CAL spent last week in this city.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. William
Thavis at their home In 10th street.
Miss Airline Dufour daughter Of DR..
&C. r. Dufour, is spending the summer
at Block Island. r. l.. where the
pleasant.
Mrs. John w Middleton, with her son
and daughter, has gone to Cape May.
NJ j. where they expect to spend the
summer
Mr and Mrs. George Thomas Small
Annie Ordway and Master Graeme
iSmallwood are enjoying an extensive
trip through New England. They Wis
tied friends and relatives in Boston,
and have since travelled through the
mountain and lake regions of Maine.