Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MEMBERS OF DIPLOMATIC CORPS
AT THE GOBLET BALL.
Mf. and Mrs. Lodge Are Now at
Bar HarbOr-Interestfng
Personal Notes.

Personal Notes.
Mrs. Ogden Goelets ball last night at
Ochre Court. her Newport villa, was su-
perb affair. 1t marked the home debut or
Miss May Goelet. as well as that of her
brother, Robert Goelet. Ochre Court, one
Of the most beautiful of the Newport pal
aces, was surrounded by electrical effects
about all the approaches. fountains and
flower beds. The cotillion favors were ex-
ceptionally elegant Among the guests best
known here were the British ambassador
and Lady Pauncefote, the Misses Paunce-
fote. Mr.. and Mrs. Crackanthorpe, Mr.. w.
G. Max Muller, Mr.. Gerald Lowther. Mr..
Herman Norman. Count Tarnowski and Mr..
T. Sanford Beatty.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cabot Lodge have
arrived at Bar Harbor and are the guests
Of the latter's mother, Mrs. John Davis.
1t Is said that the marriage of Miss Vir-
ginia Gammell. who is one Of the richest
young women in this country, to Mr.. 7.
Shaw Safe OF England will be arranged on
the simplest possible lines. The bride is
sending out personally written invitations.
and the couple intend to drive from the
church to the boat to begin their honey
moon trip.
Mr.. Joseph John Murphy. son Of former
Senator Murphy. and Miss Tessie Farrell
are to be married today at Troy. n. Y.
Joseph John Murphy is twenty-four years
old. He Is one of the Murphy twins.
The other Is named John Joseph Murphy.
He will be the best man. Ex-senator Muir
phys wedding present to his son will be
check for $4,000. Mrs. Edward Murphy.
the mother will present the couple with
81, 500 silver service.
Mrs. ]. W. Ridgway and family are visit
Inn hor don Z + of
street, prior to her departure for Seattle,
Wash, where she joins her husband, Capt.
Ridgway, who Is now stationed at that
place.
Mrs L. B. Brough, Mrs. Geo. NJ. Hall.
Miss Edna Archibald and Miss Ruth Smith
are now at Atlantic City.
Mrs ]. R. Davis and little daughter of
6S Massachusetts avenue northwest have
gone to visit week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank White at Hyattsville. Md.
Mrs Harriet Lane Johnston and her
niece. Miss Kennedy, were at st. Moritz
this month
Mrs VIM G. Burns and her daughter
Marguerite of Phoenix. Ariz. former resi-
dents Of this city, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Frank H. Loving. 1923 18th street. MT.
Burns Is now the United States signal OFF,
Ger at Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Heitmuller Of 1924
18th street have gone to Chicago to attend
u. H..
to st. Paul for two weeks stay.
Miss Bessie Clark Bell Of Brookland re-
turned home yesterday from a six weeks
visit at Conesus lake, Maple Beach, New
York. where she was the guest of Miss
Mary Hamilton.
Miss Josie Steinberger has returned from
a short trip to Philadelphia and German
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Floyd Beers have re-
I'm through
New York and Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Forney Simon, after
having spent the month of July on the
Maine coast, are now at 1ntervale. in the
White mountains. They will return to their
new home at Cleveland Park the middle of
September.
Miss Rena Herbert of S24 D street south
east has returned from delightful trip to
Falmouth and Fredericksburg, Va, Auch
improved in health.
Mrs c. c. Martin and Miss Martin, after
spending month at Atlantic City, have
gone to New Windsor for few weeks
Col. and Mrs. Arthur H. Lee have sailed
for England, where the former will stand
for election to parliament, .z-
A large number OF Washingtonians have
been making merry at Piney Point Hotel
the past week. A masquerade ball.
last week. The Washingtonians partici-
pating were Mr. and Mrs. P. G Sauer, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. B. Wise, Miss Jennie l. Du-
gan, Mrs. P. F.. Carr Mrs.. ]. c. ODono-
Chas. E. Holmes Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. A.
Wilker Mrs. Annie Fields. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Anderson, Messrs. Jarvis E. Greer,
Henry Martin, Paul E. Plant, Nathan
Brewer. Harry Rupertus. Frank Johansen,
E. H. Walker, Misses May Carr. Louise
Carr. Annie O'Donnoghue Lou Poore Edith
Cornelius and Bessie e. Murray.
Among the many Washingtonians who are
spending the summer at the Fauquer White
Sulphur Springs are Col. and Mrs. Living
ston, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter p. Williams,
Mrs. Dorsey Clagett, Mrs. John Callahan,
Mrs. Joseph E. Rockwell of Petersburg,
Va: DIR. Robert Scott Lamb, Miss Virgie
Mitchell jr., Miss Mary Clare Thompson,
Mrs. Eva Seeley and Miss Pearl Seeley, Mrs
Thomas Kirby and daughters Mr.. Thomas
Kirby and Mr.: John Kirby. Mrs. 8. D. Fer
rell, Mr.. c. H. Ferrell Mrs. P. g. Roy
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Courtney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Crawford and daughter. Mr.
T. Monte Johnston, Mr.. J. w. Tyler. Miss
Julia Oliver. Mr. L: s. Fry. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. John A. Halderman, Mrs. B. Ashby
Leavell, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and daughter
Mr. A. E. Malone, Mr.. and Mrs A. s.
Gately. Mr.. and Mrs. Harper and family
Mrs. and Miss Semmes and Mr.. Jas. H
Saville. Among those who participated i'm
the german given last Saturday evening
were the Misses Fletcher, Moore Living
ston, Luckett, Marsteller. Seeley, Guild
Crawford, Kirby, Howard, Oliver Smith,
johnson, Douglas and Thompson, and the
Messrs. Kennedy, Sims, Williams. Peyton
Meyer, Wright. DR.. Chewing. Thomas Kir-
by. Raleigh F. Luckett, DR.. Arthur Mar
steller, George A. Bentley, jr.. Percy Moore
DR.. Robert 8. Lamb. A. s. Osburn, F. s.
Fry, James H. Saville and John Kirby.
Mrs. Wash Adams of Kansas City, Mo-.
accompanied by her son. John Wash Ad-
ans, on his way to Harvard College, Is
spending a few days with friends in the
city.
OLD RESIDENT DEAD
Miss Rebecca N. Tenny Passes Away,
Aged Nearly EiEhty-Four.