Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Pleasant Gossip Of . Wsll-Known Adirndack
Home.
Diplomats Playing Golf at Lenox-
Conings and Goings-Per-
sOnal Notes.

! Major and Mrs. Parker have returned
from their summer outing. They spent
two weeks at Newport and two weeks
more with ex-President and Mrs. Harrison
at their home in the Adirondacks. where
| they had an ideally happy visit General
ana Mrs. Harrison have had a charming
summer. and have entertained friends In
| small and large parties throughout the en-
| tire season. They are entirely satisfied
with their mountain home. the more so as
| the climate perfectly agrees with them and
their young daughter. who thrives ad-
mfrably there. Their two cottages are in
a clearing of thirty-six acres. but their
hospitabie thoughts are such that by next
season they will have added a third cot
tage, and they will then consider their es-
Establishment complete.
Senator and Mrs. Sewen and the Misses
Seweil are spending this month at the vir-
ginia Hot Springs.
Col VIM. Winthrop. U. s. A., retired, and
Mrs. Winthrop of Washington, ACCOMPANIED
by Miss Winthrop, their niece, are now at
Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Thompson who
are now at Monterey. Cal. have visited
San francisco since leaving Seattle At
the latter place, where Mr. Thomson has
enjoyed a wide acquaintance for MANY
years. ne and his wife were the recipients
OF marked social attention numerous din
ners and theater parties being given in
their honor.
Baron Won Herman Of the German en-
bassy arrived in Lenox last week. and al
most the first thing he did was to get into
nus goif clothes and proceed to the links
He plays good golf. Another diplomatic
golfer Is Senior Dupuy de Lome the Spanish
mln1sterwho gives to golf all the time he
Rinh
member of the German embassy. also is
great golfer, and may be seen almost
any pleasant afternoon going over the
course. He was in the golf tournament
iast week, but did not get very far.
Attorney General McKenna's wife and
daughters have Joined him at their Califor-
MIA avenue home. Miss McKenna Is now
away on visit to Mrs. Richard Kerens. at
Elkins. w. Va, but the two younger
caugnterS are at home.
Mrs Alger has returned to town to foin
Secretary Alser. who has been quite sick
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fro of 1905 18th street have
as their guests Miss Cowling of Virginia
ana Miss Pullman OF Kansas City, No.
Mrs. Fro will accompany Miss Pullman
home about the middle of October
Mrs. Willie ]. Ziegler of Birmingham,
Ala, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Henry e. Amos. at their home on d street
Miss Ora Cass. sister of L. w. Cass ed
itor Of the Toledo Commercials, who has
been the guest of Miss Nellie G. Dalzelle
OF Massachusetts avenue, returned home
Tuesday last.
Mrs. w. p. Armstrong, son, daughter
and sister have returned from Mountain
Lake Park. Mrs. Armstrong; sister, Miss
Roach. is spending September at Atlantic
City.
Cards have been received by friends in
this city for the marriage Wednesday Sep
TENDER 15 at Knowlesville, N Y, of Mr.
Robert Hill Newell and Miss Anna DIAN
thia Andrews. daughter of Mr.. ami Mrs.
John A. Andrews. Mr.. Newell has many
acquaintances in Washington, and is well
known throughout this section of the
country by reason of his work as first
sistant secretary of the Philadelphia
Young Mems Christian Association.
Mr.. Louis P. Shoemaker and family are
at Atlantic City.
Miss Ada Mcpherson of Berkeley. Va,
who has been visiting Miss Sweet and Miss
Miller for the past two months. will go to
Baltimore next Saturday and take the
steamer for home.
Miss Eva B. Leaman Of Lisbon, Howard
county, Maryland arrived last Thursday
and will remain a week or ten days. visit
ing Mrs. John Richter Of No. 2001 11th
street.
DIR. and Mrs. W. X. Butler have returned
from Bedford Springs.
Miss E. o. Topper is visiting friends in
Baltimore and from there will go to New
York. returning to the city by the end Of
the week.
Mr.. F. T. Sanner and family have re-
turned to the city from their summer home
at Arundel-on-the-Bay
party was given last Thursday evening
by Miss K. Halpine in honor of the six
teenth birthday of her niece, Miss Helen
Marion keane. The rooms and tables were
very tastefully decorated with red and
pink roses. Among those who enjoyed the
games. dancing, ETC., were Misses Irene V.
Cahi1l, Margaret v. Keane, Maude 8.
Adams, Grace and Alice Bingham Amy A.
Campbell, Susie Mclaughlin, Bessie and
Teresa German, Josephine Lawler, Viola
Walker, Frances Nelson, Jennie and EN-
ma Davis Helen Piper and Maude Davis,
Messrs. w. A. Shreves. M. A. Horne ].
McDermott H. Ballinger G. A. Lewis, J.
F. keane. F. Cain. w. A. German, ]. H.
Keane and w. Z. Dixon.
Miss Nellie O'Donnen has left White Sui
phur Springs to visit friends in Jefferson
ION.