The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

me- OF MISS iStlr-l iNke'ftff-' ~
daughter OF Mrs. y. II. McRoberts. and
Mr.. Robert Williamson Tunstan. Pro
fessor of Latin and Greek at the ia
cob Tome Institute. Port Deposit. MD.
viii take place september AT the brides
home. the old Maury mansion, on G
Stree. near Third.
Miss McRoberts is a granddaughter OF
the lat" John W. Naury, a former Mayor
of " Washington. and cousin OF Matthew
FouIainc Maury, the eminent scientist
No invitations viii be issued
Society is going to the dogs at Newport.
Mr.. Harry Lehr. having sent out invita-
tons for a bOw-bow dinner at which each
guest is requested 10 bring his or her pet
canine along. The CottaEers Of that resort
who have been anticipating something
splendidly original and delightful from
their eN-squire Of DANES are doubtless
gratifed at the outcome Of the gentle
mans several weeks Of cOgitating-a bow
WOW party being, indeed, something new
! under the sun.
It seems that the Chinese Minister sur
prised every body at Newport by dane
ing at the ball given by Mrs Fish. If his
visit could have been longer the Newport
colony would have discovered that there
is nothing i'm a social way that Mr.. Wa
cannot do and do we'll
Mrs. Robert J. Wynne, 1f08 Rhode Island
Avenue is spending the month at the Ber-
wick, Atlantic city
Mr.. Percy Wyndham. Of the English En-
baSsy, was thrown twice from his horse
/ yesterday at the fox hunt at Newport and
while not seriously hurt, will feel the ef-
| fects of his tumbIes for the next week OF
more TO come. Miss Greta POmeroy,
( bride-to-be Of the coming winter was in
at the death and captured the brush with
all the honor that il implies The hunt was
given by Mr.. Peter +. Collier, and the
/ story goes at the resort that ne sent word
! last night 10 the farmers over whose fields
I they galloped that he would not only send
/ each Of them one Of his publications gratis
/ for year, but It was also his intention
/ to have a picnic later on. To be sure. the
rumOr must be as false as it is foolish.
/ but its telling Will not be likely 10 soothe
I the farmers whose stock II is stated were
/ frightened out Of a years growth
/ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore are rcceiv-
. ing congratulations upon the birth OF a
/ child at the home Of Mrs. MO0re's parents.
/ Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Swift, at Pride's Cross
/ ing. Mass
/ Rear Admiral and Mrs. Crowninshield
| are visiting Gen. and Mrs. J. Frederick
/ Pierson at Newport.
! Mrs J. 3. Henderson entertained a num-
/ Der OF guests yesterday at her cottage at
| Bar HaTbOr-
! Mr. and MIS- George Westinghouse who
! are now en- route for this country, VIII re-
! open Erskine Park, their home at Lenox,
/ Immediately upon their arrival. When
/ the season At Bar Harbor and Newport
| Waues. the LenoX Eayetics begin. and ~
| the first Of September cottages Will be
I again open that have been closed while
/ their owners have been at other resorts
! Mrs. y. c. Barney viii give a special
prize FOR the winners at the horse show,
/ 10 be neld at Bar HarbOr.
Among the Washington guests at the
! tea given by Mrs. c. X. Lord at Deer
Z Park on Monday were the Countess Es-
I terhazy, Mrs. Audrcuried, and Lieuteu-
ant Barnes
I Miss Mary BasenbrOck and the Misses
/ Jennie and Grace Thompson are spending
their vacation at Deer Park, where they
/ Will be until the 18th of September.