Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-12

friends in tn, north for the summer.
Miss Marie V. Humrickhouse Of $40
7th street northwest is visiting Miss nellie
McNutt In Maryville. Tenn
Mr.. ]. f. Lefevre. first secretary OF
the Panama legation. and his sister,
Miss Ramona Lefevre. left today Tor
spend the summer at the country place OF
her brother. Edwin Lefevre.
Miss Mary Perry Brown of Mintwood
place sailed today on the George Wash
ington with her sister and brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Lea. OF Phila-
delphia, to be absent until October.
travelling In Denmark, Germany and
Russia
Mrs. Richard T. buckingham and chill
dren of 1925 Goth street are visiting Mrs.
Buckingham's sister. Mrs. William Orville
Caldwell. at Long Branch. W. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pannill Ficklen
left last week for Citizen. their camp on
Belgrade Lakes. Me. Their children,
Daviette and Holmes. accompanied them.
Mrs. and Miss Rose bowling and Mr..
and Mrs Marshall Bowling of 1913 18th
street are spending the summer at Colo
NAL Beach.
Fort Screven. Ga. has been the scene
of many interesting functions during the
past week. eliminating with a progressive
dinner party and dance Saturday night.
Those participating were Capt and Mrs
Wylie. Capt and Mrs. Thomas, Chaplain
and Mrs. Braisted. Lieut.. and Mrs. Payne.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Coleman, Miss Conally OF
New York, Miss Calm of this city. Miss
Coons Of Georgia and Miss Wake, Louis
IcGregor and Stanley Of Fort Caswell.
N. c., and Mr.. Woods Of Savannah, Ga
Messrs. AL Stern Of this city and Ber-
train Dienelt of Rnsemont. Va. have re-
turned from trip to Atlantic City, Phil
adelphia and Baltimore.
Mrs F. W Vaughn. with Mrs. Mabel v
evening for Boothbay Harbor. Me- where
they will be guests at the Oak Grove.
Mrs. John W. Keener and son John
Rankin are at Atlantic City for part of
the summer.
A. lawn fete will be held at Belmont.
the Barber place at 14th and Clifton
streets, next Friday and Saturday after
moons and evenings for the benefit OF
All Souls Chapel and the purchase of
the building lot. The opening hour each
day will be at o'clock. Candy. cake and
ice cream will be on sale, and a number
of attractive features are being planned.
known residents.
Commander Burstyn of the Austro-
Hungarian embassy before beginning
tour of the Great Lakes will spend a
while with the rest of the embassy staff
at Manchester, Mass. He leaves next
week.
Senator and Mrs. Warren are now in
Wyoming, where the latter will spend the
md Of a hlIf the former
will return here to stay till Congress ad-
jouynS.
The members of the House committee
on naval affairs, who are aboard the
Mayflower spent today inspecting the
Philadelphia navy yard and incidentally
enjoying the hospitality of that city They
are due next week in Newport. where
considerable sociability in a private as
we'll as a public way will accompany
their official duties.
Miss Mildred Weaver. who has been
here on a visit to friends, has returned
to Waynesboro, Va. her home, accom-
panied by Miss Bertha Coleman, who VIII
stay several weeks.
Judge and Mrs George W. Atkinson
were passing through the city and spent
a few days at their home. 1900 18th
street northwest They will go from
here to the springs in Virginia and West
Virginia.
Mr.. Harry Walsky of 1116 5th street
northwest has just returned from Hot
Springs after a three-week trip.
The ladies of All Souls Chapel have
secured Belmont the Barber place. for
a fair, to be held next Friday and Sat
urday July IS and 10, beginning each
afternoon at o'clock The proceeds are
for the building lot for the chapel Ice
cream. cake. candy and fancy articles
will be on sale. They also hope for
music and other attractions.
Miss Hooper of New Hampshire avenue
has given up her apartment in the Ports
mouth and has left Washington. She will
spend July and August in Massachusetts.
and sail September 10 on the Empress of
Asia from Vancouver for an extended
trip in the orient.
Miss Catherine Thesis. niece Of Mrs. V.
l.. Cottman. arrived last week from this
city to spend part of the summer with
Rear Admiral and Mrs. V. l.. Cottman
at the commandments residence at the
Seattle navy yard.