Evening star., 1914-08-23
Washington Grove.
Special Correspondence Of The star.

WASHINGTON GROVE August o.
Complimentary to Mrs. F. r. HarbauGh,
Miss Edna Harbangh and Miss Myra
Harbaugh of Baltimore. Mrs. William
Teepe entertained at yards Monday aft
ernoon Mrs. r. W. Hazell of Baltimore,
Mrs. f. ]. Brenner. Mrs. T. J.. koontz.
Mrs. John B. Davis. Mrs. Elmon Cook.
Mrs. II. V. Hunt. Mrs. W. Reed Macgill.
Mrs. Oscar Clarke. Mrs. Benjamin Meeks.
Mrs. George Felt. Mrs. c. f. Latimer
and Mrs. Byron Turner and Mrs. W. G.
Hurley of Chevy Chase. Mrs Tecpe
lawarded four very desirable prizes. Mrs.
John b. Davis of Grove avenue enter
tanned a party of thrty-fve ladies at
cards Wednesday afternoon. The
large rooms were beautifully decorated
with gladioluses and Towering besonias.
Among those present were Mrs. Robert
Goodell of Buckeystown. Miss Beaure-
gard of New Orleans. the Misses Hutton
Mrs. George Bartlett. Miss Alice Bart
lett. Mrs Fisher and Miss Olive Myers
of Gaithersburg, Mrs. Harbaugh and
Misses Edna and Myra Harbaugh OF
Baltimore For the benefit of the Ep-.
worth League rest cottage, a successful
| carnival was given last Friday evening,
under the personal direction Of Hiss Flor
cnce Day. In celebration of his thirteenth
hlrthday anniversary. Donald llpkins
entertained Wednesday evening Bremen
Hunt. Philip Garges. William Hipkins.
! Francis Hitler. Harold Hitler and Frank
Perley. The Woman's Home and For
eisn Missionary Society of Washington
Grove held its regular monthly meeting
| Thursday, August II, in the Tabernacle.
The principal speakers of the da. were
Mrs. d. +. Wiber and Mrs. Abram Rudi-
sill Luncheon was served at l2;so
O'Clock to fifty persons. members of the
society and their guests. small party
of friends enjoyed playing cards with
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred keim at their resi-
dence. on Chestnut avenue. last Friday
night At the close of the evening re-
| freshments We're served The annual
quot tournament was opened Wednes-
| day and several of the preliminary
matches disposed Of Pitching of finals
/ in this tournament. with the award of
prizes. will form an attractive feature of
| the Labor day athletic meet. Among
those entered are the following: c. {.
Archibald. Earl Archibald. +. =. Ad-
ans, c. Burns. r. L. Faris. q. II. Felt
William Hardy. W. A. Hipkins. j. L.
K-ick. G. o. Reed r. L. Faris. ir: ].
McCathran. John Meany. Emmert Meany.
Carl Mulverhill. Robert Milan. Charles
Myers. L. O'Hare. Albert osborne. Har-
old Osborne, A. II. Perley NJ. w. Per-
| ley and Clarence Wech. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas J.. koontz gave a watermelon
feast at their cottage. on the circle In
which Miss Myra Harbaugh. Miss Edna
Harbaugh. Mrs. Harbaugh. Miss Eliza
beth Teepe, Mrs. William Teepe. Master
William Teepe and Mr.. Arthur lsher-
1 wood participated. Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renson and family have returned to
| Washington after week spent at their
cottage. on the circle Miss Madge keogh
| of Washington is the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs William Hipkins, on 4th ave
nue.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutphen have
purchased a cottage on the plaza and
are spending the summer here. They
had their guest last week Mr.. Oscar
| Payne of Washington
| Mr.. Walter A. Gawler and family are
occupying the Harlan cottage on Chest
nu avenue for the rest of the season.
Mrs Gawlers mother, Mrs. Holtzclaw.
has been visiting them here. Mr.. and
Mrs Stillman McCathran and family have
arrived and are established in their cot
tage on 4th avenue. Rest cottage on
Chestnut avenue has been closed for the
| ed her parents at Rehoboth Beach. where
Mr.. and Mrs. Day have a summer home.
Mrs. L. A. Perley is visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Maurice
and Miss Margaret Furr are spending the
summer at the keystone cottage. A
Dutch supper was the form of enter,
tainment which Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
and Mrs. C. c. Archibald, Mr. and Mrs
Maurice Perley, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Felt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers. Miss
Helen Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hip
kins. Mr.. Edwin Felt Mr. Earl Archibald
and Mr.. Allen Perley. Mr. and Mrs
Francis L. l.. Hitler have purchased and
are occupying the cottage formerly own
BY Mr. A H Her Men Mrs f.ar Alee snsod mofn
ing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Hitler. Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin h
| WEIGH have returned from their trip to
Ocean City, n. J.. Narberth. Pa, and
Staten Island n T. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s.
Pennybacker are spending the summer in
the Bradford cottage on the Plaza. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Woodward of Sd avenue
have recently had as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs Maurice Woodward and Miss Mar
garet Bowling. Miss Corneia Mathis has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill
Miss Annie c, Pace has returned to her
home, the Lindens, after spending two
weeks ut the Camp Club. Seneca. Mrs
Maggie ID. Peck has returned from Millers
Wharf, Md. after spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Dunbar.
Mrs Frank Couch has returned from
Colonial Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Melville d.
Lindsey are sojourning at their former
cottage on Chestnut avenue. Besides add
| ing a commodiouS porch to their sum-
mer home on Grove avenue, DR.. and Mrs.
Hoofnagle have also made extensive in
! terror alterations and improvements and
named their cottage Starrieigh. Mr.
! Washington Grove to spend the remain
der of the summer at Oak Grove, Va. Miss
Myra McCathran, the popular soprano
singer, is spending her vacation with her
| parents at their cottage on Maple avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rynex and family
have returned to their home on Chestnut
avenue after stay at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. q. A. Williams of New York, who,
with her son. Mr.. Harry Williams. has
been visiting Mrs. c. V. Mace, has taken
a cottage at the grove for the remainder
of the season. Mrs J. H. Marsh, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. c.
! Y. Mace, has returned to her home in
Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Browning
have returned to their cottage on 5th
avenue after trip to Virginia Beach and
Old Point Comfort Miss Edna Gore of
Baltimore has been visiting Miss Eloise
Mace at the latter's summer home on 5th
avenue.