Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Summer WsDdsrings In The Old World and
at Home.
brief Mention of WeIl.Nnown PcopIe
Who VIII Soon Return~Pcf.
sonaI Notes.

Friday evening at Newport, and was. all
things considered. fairly well attended.
The dance on Monday evening attracted a
large number of the young people. who
danced we'll on to midnight. Miss Bessie
Davis was In a gown of white satin, trim
med with chiffon and lace. Her mother.
Mrs. John Davis. looked very beautiful in
a COVE Of white Powered brocade, orna-
mented with many bows of corn-colored
ribbon. Miss Julia Grant wore a gown Of
blue and white striped silk showered with
white and pink roses. Mrs. Frederick ID.
Grant wore costume Of black moire COW
cred with black chiffon, trimmed with lace
and bows of blue SATIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney and Mss Barney.
who went abroad late in the summer wers
at Etretat last month
Mrs. Laurence Boggs of this city spent
part Of last month at Marienbad taking the
waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K viele. who spent the
early summer travelling in Brittany, are
now in Paris.
Mrs. Moilie Henderson. who has been
very Ill since the death of her daughter
month.
Mrs. Wilkes and Miss Wilkes were lately
at Schwalback.
oir Julian Pauncefote. after joining his
family in England. accompanied them to
Paris.
MIR. and Mrs. F. p. Sands, who have been
abroad since the early summer. spent last
Interlaken. ~
The French ambassador and Mrs Pate
| notre and children will be home soon from
Cape May.
Inc Brazilian minister and Mrs Men
doaca and family Will return to town about
October 1.
Mr.. Henry E. Pellew has been entertain
ing handsomely at his summer home on the
Lakeside.
Mr. and Mrs. Covarrubias of the Mexican
legation will shortly leave this country for
Europe. as the former has been transferred
| to Brus as first secretary.
Governor and Mrs. Morton, who are still
| at TWombleys Camp on Upper St Regis
Lake in the Adirondacks, will leave il
about the end of this week for Ellerslie
their handsome country home at Rhin.
| beck on-the-Hudson, where they expect 10
spend most of their time before going Ia
| Albany in November. Governor Morton $
rev home in 9th avenue. between 53d and
| 5ith streets, win be ready for occupancy
| about Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen have returned
from Atlantic City. and are at the Riggs
House.
| Capt.and Mrs.J. Brent Simmons will leave
| this afternoon for their annual autumn
visit to the home of Captain Simmons, ia
| Providence, r. l.
The Earl and Countess of Craven are
coming back to New York with Mr.. and
| Mrs. Bradley Martin, the countess parents,
| who have lately been staying at Combe Alb
| hey. the Craven seat in Warwickshire.
Miss Ella Nash and Miss Bertha Gordon
of Capitol Hill left this morning for New
| York. where they will remain several
weeks.
| Miss Mamie Brooke OF Denver will be at
| home to her friends Tuesday evening Sep
| tember -. at 1929 11th street
| pleasant party was given at the resi-
| dence of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Graves, bib
X street. Saturday in honor of the tenth
birthday Of their daughter. Minnie. Those
| present We're the Misses Bernice Randall
Helen Radcliffe, Mary McKee, Louise
| kienk Alice Long. Lena Willige, Gay Rose
| and Jeanne Long, Mrs. and Miss Edith
Potbury. Masters Henry Douglas. Joseph
| Callahan, Martin Mckee, Carl Fenwick.
Charles Herzog. Harry Gorge, Tom Neuy-
her, win Long, Crafty Lansdale, Leo
| Graves, Louis Graves and George Graves.
| Mrs Robt. ColIingsworth celebrated her
birthday Wednesday evening, September
D. at her residence. 49, 9th street southeast.
! Music. both vocal and instrumental, was
| enjoyed. The prizes in the donkey game
We're won by Mrs. F. G. Thompson and Mr.
| w. r. Collingsworth. At a late hour all
| repaired to the dining room, where a boun-
| tiful repast was enjoyed. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Thompson. Mrs.
| Warfield. Mr.. S. f. Martin, Mrs w p
| Collingsworth, Mrs Mccullough, Mrs Ba-
| den. Miss Ella Bayne of Forestville Miss
| Maggie Lear Of Frostburg, Miss May Col
| lingsworth. Miss Jennie Layman. Mr. J.
| Huber OF Baltimore. Mr.. F. Barker of Eng
land. Mr. J. Mair. Mr.. Sam. Taylor. Mr..
| Charlie Warfeld. Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Finch and Master Guy Baden.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred. Schwab have return
ed, and are at their home. 1927 Sth street,
| to their friends.