The Washington times., 1901-07-08
SOCIETY,".

SOCIETY.
Justice and Mrs. McKenna are at the
Imperial. Narragansett Pier.
The Secretary of the French Embassy
and Nine. de Margerie have taken for the
season one Of the cottages of the Essex
Club at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Senator HawIey and family have taken
a cottage at woodmont on the Sound,
Conn.
Miss Adele Brewer gave tea on Fri
day afternoon at Hillside Home, her sum
mer place. near Pittsfield. Mass. in honor
OF Mrs. James Karrick and Miss Brewer.
daughters OF Justice Brewer. who are
spending the f-.c:.:::tt;; f-.c:.:::tt;; II The Berkshires.
Admiral G. A. Lyon. of this city. Is
spending July at Whiteface Inn. on Lake
Placid. in the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S s. Rowland were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont
Saturday on board their yacht, SataneIla.
now lying OF Newport.
Mr.. William Waldorf Astor has not
lived in vain-that Is. IL it Is really and
truly true that King Edward means to
take luncheon at Ciiveden some dey soon.
Miss Astor has not been well lately.
and is now abroad-somewhere in Switzer-
land with the Countess Selkirk.
Prof W. B. Ireland, of this city. is
spending his vacation at the Ksystons
Hotel. Long Branch
Mrs. Donald Cameron and Miss Came
ron arrived from Europe Saturday on the
st. Paul.
Mr. W. Bayard Cutting, IT.. and his
bride reached New York yesterday on the
st. Louis The little query as to how the
former Lady Sibyi Cuffe was to be called
after she became the wife OF an American
seems to have been settled by the young
man, who registered on the steamers reg
lister as Mr.. W. Bayard Cutting, Jr., and
Lady Sibyl Cutting.
The Misses Preston, who gave an en-
tertainment here a season or two ago
at the British Embassy. under the au-
spices Of Lady Pauneefote. have started
a dancing class at the Newport Casino.
Their pupils already number a dozen or
more children OF the fashionable cot
tagers, and among the patronesses ara
the names of some of the most promi-
nent matrons of the resort.
Senator spooner is at LittIeton. in the
White Mountains OF New Hampshire.
and musicale for which Mrs Stuyvesant
Fish has issued 200 invitations. she will
also give at her Newport villa through
out the season large musicales on Sat
urday evenings. The guests viii come
from the variosss cottages where dinners
have been held previously during the
evening, and the programme will be
given in the ballroom. while the guests
will sit about The halls and verandas
and perhaps upon the lawn, II the
Should indoors
Philip otterback and wife. Miss s
Otterback. Mrs. William E Clark, Frank
Tipman. L. J. Wine and wife, Miss r.
Johns. L. s. Johns. Robert Lane. DR..
]. Thomas Kelly Edward Mullen w. E.
Thomas A Behrends and family Jules
A. Demonet and family. E s. Little and
family are among the WashingtOnians az
Blue Ridge Inn, Va
Mrs. Lewis Baker and Mr.. John F.
Baker are at the Marine Villa, Cape May.
Mr. A n. Lathrop and family are at
their camp in the Adirondacks Mr.. C.
c. Glover has also secured a picturesque
cottage in the same section.
1t is said that the residents of Tyring-
ham are making it very pleasant for Mr.
Cleveland having removed the notices
from all their posted" brooks, thus al
lowing MIN unlimited ne OltFc-
lands had a number OF guests with them
over the Fourth, and the children en-
jOyed a quiet little celebration of their
own with the usual fireworks.
Mr.. r r. Quay and family have taken
possession of their summer cottage at
Southampton where Senator Quay may
join them later.
DR.. and Mrs E NJ Culver and Mr..
William Clark, son of Senator Clark Of
Montana. with his bride, have arrived at
the Culver country house in New Marl-
boro, in the southern part OF Berkshire,
Mass Dr. Culver issued invitations to
which he gave on the shores of Lake Buel
Saturday.
Mrs. John Frederick Leech and Miss K
o. Leech have gone to Rangely Lake,
Maine.
Lieutenant General and Mrs. Schofeld
have joined the cottage colony at Bar
HarbOF.
Here is one way. or, strictly speaking.
two ways of building a house. Il is also
a very good way-for those who can af-
ford it. Nir. and Mrs. Arthur Kemp
are to have a Newport villa, and taking
advantage of the experience Of friends
VINO have built houses only TO dislike
them when the tire came TO live in, them,
and, incidentally. to pay for them. they
have instructed their architect 10 put up
i model on just the spot on which the
original house is to be built It must be
as to size, form, and color,
and when it is ready for inspec-
tion they will have-weIl, not ex-
actly a house-warming. but just In
vite those friends whose opinion they
value 10 go through the place and say
just what they think of it and what i'm
they would kindly suggest.
The real-fOr-sur6 house viii be COM
pieted in time foT possession next sum-
mer.
An incident of the week was the grant
ing of d divorce to Mrs. Augusta Patten
Glover in Providence, R. l., on Wednes-
day. Mrs. Glover, who is the Oldest OF
the well-kuown Patten sisters OF st.
Louis and Washington, and whose
younger sister, Miss Edith Patten, is to
marry General Corbin in the autumn
was married to eX-CongreSsman John NJ
Glover OF St Louis, in 1857. She has
been living in Providence for the last
year, pending a decision in her suit
against her husband for divorce on the
grounds of desertiOn and non-support.
She has been a frequent visitor, however
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