Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-05

from New York for London. Paris and
Simon Guggenheim Master John Simon
Guggenheim. Master Guggenheim and
Master George Denver Guggenheim.
dree leave Sunday for Ocean View. Va.
where they will spend few weeks.
Mrs. Neva f. Frank and sons. Wilmer
and Elmer. of Washington. are spending
the summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. I. Moling. in Falls Church.
Mr. George l.. Isemann OF 1890 Belmont
the country. He will visit the great lakes.
Yellowstone Park. the Pacific coast.
Yosemite valley and the Grand Canyon OF
Colorado.
Maj c. +. A. Poore. general staff. 4.
s. A. and Mrs. Poore and their daugh-
tiers. Miss Priscilla Poore and Miss Ade-
laide Poore. have taken an apartment at
the Dresden. where they will spend next
winter. Mai. Poore has been appointed
10 duty at the War College division.
Miss Marian beaver Sammis. chaperoned
by Prof. and Nine Remenyi. left this
morning for the White sulphur Springs
for the month of August.
Mrs Longworth made short visit last
c. Lee II Chestnut Hin. near Boston.
Mass. whose failing health has prevented
her from leaving her home to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Fessenden. at Coolidge :
Point. Manchester. Mass. this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles !. Simms OF
Clarendon. Va. are now attending the
annual meeting OF the Virginia Bar As
sociation at Old Point Comfort. Va. Be
fore returning they will visit Virginia
Beach and other nearby resorts.
Mrs William s. Carroll of Washington.
D. c.. with her TWO little children. is oc-
cupying for the season the DIR. John
Bryant cottage at Cohasset llarbor.
Mass. Mrs. CAROLS husband died less
than two years ago. Mrs. Carroll Went to
Mr.. Clifton and Mr.. Theodore Bremen
who are at Cohasset with their families.
Mrs. George E. Barber Of Washington,
accompanied by her friend. Miss Mary +.
Tryor of Baltimore. are at Atlantic City
for several weeks staying at Craig Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Rogers. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Rogers and Master Billy
Rogers are at Atlantic City.
Among the recent guests al the Hotel
Burgundy. Paris. and Hotel de La PaiX,
Antwerp. We're Mrs Charles J. William
son and Miss Katherine Williamson of
d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs George Johnson announce
the engagement of their daughter, Clara
Lewis johnson. and Mr.. Joseph Alex
ander Kendrick of Maryland No date has
been set for the wedding.
Mr.. r. Fl. Warner is at the Dennis. At
lantic City. and will return to Washing
ton Thursday morning.
Mrs. NJ. Brooks Reitz and her daugh-
tiers, Miss LORNA Brooks and Miss Mar
ion Brooks. have left the city for an
extended trip. They will visit Seagate
and Newport
Mrs. Byron Andrews of this city. who
is at Wiers, y. H.. for the summer. has
just been joined there by her sister and
niece Mrs. Andrew r. scoviil and Miss
Scovill of AvOndale. Ohio. who will re-
main with her until September.
Miss Elsie Janis gave a luncheon to
twenty-five young girls of the villa col
ony at Narragansett Pier last week and
had in her party Miss Emily Randolph.
Miss Hannah Randolph. Miss Kate
Penn Smith. of Philadelphia, and Miss
Marguerite Prescott and Miss Marquee
rite Barbour of this city.
Mr., and Mrs. MONTGOMERY Taft Leeg
and their infant son are at Hickory side
Lodge. Lake Skaneateles. Mrs. Legg
was Miss Helen MACPHERSON. daughter
of Mrs Grace W. Macpherson of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robb de Peyster Tytus,
who have lived in birmingham. Mass,
since 1903, arranging the celebration
of the Incorporation of the town in 1867.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tytus rode through the
Berkshires on their honeymoon and visit
ed Hop Valley. birmingham. where already
Richard Watson Glider. Robert g. Rudd.
George Tiffany. and few others had
built country places. Mr.. Tytus bought
large farm which he called Ashintully
Farm. and here he has lived while he
was building a new residence on the
heights above the valley. Mr.. Tytus has
become a foremost citizen of the valley.
He has represented his town in the state
legislature and has been asked TO take
higher political honors. In making up the
program for the celebration, the OPEN
ing day will be given over to the his
torcal addresses. risita:ons and mark
ing historical spots. On the second day
of the celebration there will be sports
and a pageant and a big clambake. Miss
Constance Leupp, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis III. Leupp of Washington,
ID. G.. will have charge OF the pageant
and will have the assistance of the Misses
Glider. Hutton, Casson and others Of the
summer colony The LenoX and Stock
bridge cottagers will assist in making
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