Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-27

links. and Miss Eleanor Wilson had a
set or two of tennis on the White House
courts.
Today Mrs. and Miss Wilson planned
early to hear the President deliver his
message to Congress this afternoon.
Midshipman George Berry Dobyns has
just returned from his cruise with the
Atlantic fleet, and is now ut the resi-
dence of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas \. DobSns, 1857 Bitmore street.
Later in the month he joins a house
party at Beach Haven, y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Bell and daughter
Of Staunton, Va, are spending few
days with Mr.. Bells brother, Mr.. d. NJ
Smith, at Clarendon, Va.
Mr.. Paul putzki and daughter Dorothy
are at Virginia Beach. Va.
Mr.. A. Z. L. Leckie of 1885 Harvard
street northwest, who has been to
Switzerland and Germany, left Naples
the 10th and is expected to arrive on
the Princess Irene tomorrow.
Mrs William $. Hatton and her
daughters, Esther, Evelyn and Char
lotte. have returned to this city after
week at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. NJ. Tracy and her two sons RE
turned after week at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Bertha NJ. Wallace, after two
weeks at her sisters cottage at
Colonial Beach, has returned to this
city.
Dr. W. L. Masterson has returned
from his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Abbot left for
California the 18th Mr.. Abbot goes TO
Mount Wilson to continue his astro-
! nomical researches and will be absent
Mrs Snowden Robinson and daugh-
ter, Miss Violet, Robinson. OF this city,
are guests at the Hotel Wolcott, New
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ". Geddes of
1913 Columbia road entertained at a
card party Monday evening in honor
of Mrs. Herbert NJ Davis Of Australia,
who is their guest.
Miss Nora r. Pepper, who has been
travelling with Mrs. S. G. Blythe in
Germany during the summer, is now in
Paris. Later Mrs. Blythe, and Miss Pep
per will go TO London for the fall sea-
son.
Mrs. Edward B. Mclean yesterday at
dress and black velvet hat with uurple
bird of paradise plumes. Her coat was of
velvet in the same shade of purple and
was new fall model.
Other smart costumes showing fash
ions last word were worn by Mrs. Elisha
Dyer. whose dress was of white canvas
embroidered In gold and green floss in a
big flower design. Yellow flowers
wreathed her brown leghorn hat and her
parasol was large and Of green satin
Mrs. John Aston was in pale rose-cOlored
charmeuse and a white hat
Miss Alice Whiting. who is visiting Mrs.
William F. Draper and Miss Margaret
Preston Draper on the Massachusetts,
North Shore. will return shortly to the
White sulphur Springs to spend the fall
season. DIR. and Mrs. Whiting will re-
main until November in their cottage
there.
Mrs. S. H Blank gave her daughter.
Miss Mary Blank. surprise party at
their residence, JOG I street northwest,
last night. The house was beautifully
decorated with ferns and carnations.
Dancing was enjoyed. after which re-
freshments We're served. Among those
present were Miss NJ. Blank. Mrs T. A.
Jones, Mrs. III. Davis Miss $. Luchs
Miss s. Ahern, Miss +. Goldenberg, Miss
f.. Effinbach. Mr.. II. Shapiro, Mr.. j. f.
Miller. Mr.. NJ. Bernstein. Mr.. ]. Garvey,
Mr. Sylvan Sheridan and Mr.. 0. P. Mead
Mr.. Frederick Dent Grant who went to
New York few days ago. has left there
for d stay in Chicago.
Rear ADMIRAL and Mrs. Gheen have ar
rived in New York from Antwerp.
Miss Gladys Ingalls, has gone to Fall
mouth Mass. where she will be the
guest of Miss Marian Fenno, and will be
one of number Of young people who
will spend Labor day there. She will
stop for a day in Albany With Mrs.
Russell f. Sard. who has. returned home
cote. the ingalls, place at Hot Springs.
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace T. Morley of
Worcester Mass. have announced the
enga cement o. their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Kendall Morley, and Lieut..
William Stanley McClintic. L. 5. n. of
Virginia. The wedding will take place
in November. il is stated.
Miss Margaret Rohrer of this city en-
tertained her friends by taking them on
a hay ride last week at Orkney Springs.
In the party were Margaret Rohrer, Mil
dred Williamson. Eleanor Foote. Isabelle
Boswin, Billy and Edward Pennybaber.
sam Syne and Shepherd Rohrer, all of
this city; Hazel Allen Richmond. Va:
Katherine and Estelle Carter. Orkney
springs. Va: Collins Jones Alexandria,
va: Virginia Titlow, Onancock, Va: Vir-
gina Truitt and William Crumpler.
Portsmouth. Va: John Taylor. Danvile.
Douglas Newman, Woodstock. Va: Mrs.
Rosser Marston of Newport News. Va.
and Mrs. Crumpler Of Suffolk, Va, were
the chaperons.