The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-21

Senator and Mrs Hanna accompanied
by their two daughters. the Misses Mabel
and Ruth. left Cleveland. Ohio. yesterday
on the steamer Northwest for Hay Lake,
near SauIt Ste Marie. Mich. where the
family will spcnd a few days at the Han
ma summer cottage.
At the horse show. recently held in
Charlottesville. Va. the carriage horses
of Mr. jefferson NJ. Levy were awarded
the blue ribbon Many friends Of ex-Rep-
resentative Levy are visiting at Month
cello, his historic home i'm Virginia. over
which his sister. Mrs Carl Won Mayhon.
pr,sidcs most ErlCiCusIy. Mrs Won May
hof viii entertain the Daughters Of the
American Revolution OF Virginia at a
large reception IN the early autumn.
Representative Claude A. Swanson and
Mr. 5. c. Neale, OF this city, sailed today
on the Zealand for Antwerp.
Mr.. and Mrs. II Mortimer Brooks gave
last night at Rocllhurst. one of the hand
soonest places at Newport. large dinner.
followed by a cotilliou. to introduce their
daughter. Miss Gladys Brooke II was a
most elaborate entertainment. there be
ing fully one hundred and fifty people at
dinner, which was served at twenty small
tables under the direction Of Sherry who
went from New York with quite a number
Of cooks and walters.
The tables were beautifully decorated
with roses, lilies. hOIIyhocks. and other
flowers. These tables were placed in the
dining room. library, and hall, the ball
room being reserved for the dance After
dinner and while coffee was being served
the guests wandered about the yerandas
that overlook the ocean.
Soon after dinner the COtilion was
danced. Elisha Dyer. Jr, leading with the
debutante- Handsome fayOTs were dis
JTlDuted-pencils. pincuShiOnS, phOtOgra phi
frames, CorkSCrews, blOttCrs of silver or
set IN silver leather and silver card cases
ana riding whips. After the cOtillion a
DuHet supper was served, dancing being
kept up until the wee sma hours
Among the guests were a number Of
Washingtonians and people well known
here. chief among them being Miss Phyllis
l-aNShorne whose engagement to Mr.
hNtBlHalu brookS was recently announced.
The most unique affair of the season
at Bar Harbor was the flower dance Civ
en- last evening at the Louisburg. Some
300 society people were in attendance. the
women being attired to represent flowers.
while the men were CARRIED In yachting
or golf costumes. Several fancy dances
were given. the distinct feature being the
card dance a notably pretty dress was
worn by Miss WadswoTth who represent
ed pink rose. Mrs. Barney, Mrs. Mich
OlaS Anderson. and Mrs. Q. S Wadsworth
were among the patronesses Of the affair.
Mr.. T. Sanford Beatty. who was 50 con-
spiCuOusly identified with the entertain
ments given by the late Senator Brice
during his residence in Washington, and
Mrs Beatty have been guests of Mrs.
Hermann OelTichs at her Newport villa.
1 They returned 10 New York yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Madeline Gary,
the youngest and only unmarried daugh-
ter Of eX-Postmaster General and Mrs.
James A. Gary, to DR.. Andrew Whit
ridge, son Of Mr.. John A. Whitridge. OF
Baltimore. Is announced to take place
in November and will be an important
event Of the early season
Miss Gary is one OF seven attractive
sisters. all Of whom, with one exception,
married Baltimore men She was a ia
vorite in Washington during her fathers
. term as member Of President NcKin-
ley's Cabinet, and has been much ad-
mired in this city She IS one Of the
best horscwomen in Maryland. and cap
( tured the cup and blue ribbon in the la
dies class at the Elkridge Horse Show
. last spring