The Washington times., 1901-07-07


During the dinner a colored quartette
sang rag-time songs and afterward the
party went automObiling along the ocean
road. Mr.. Hatch is a Wall Street broker
and. through part proprietorship in a
patent medicine, has acquired millions
He has the Gilbert cottage at Newport
for the season, and it Is prophesied by
social seers that Mrs Hatch VIII take
this summer the place flied in past sea-
sons by Mrs. Potter Palmer.
The statement that Alfred G. Wander
bilt had purchased a camp in the Adj
rondacks near that of ]. Pierpont Morgan
and the Huntington place indicates that
each year the Adirondack region is be-
coming more popular with the fashion
able set. During August and September
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. Arson
Phelps Stokes, John Sloane, and Dr.
and Mrs Seward Webb all try camp life.
IL is said that Mr. Vanderbilt viii move
into his camp on July 16. This would
look as il he and Mrs. Vanderbilt did not
intend to be at Newport this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Pope, Mrs. c. B.
Warrand, Mrs. Jennie l.. Munroe. Master
Brandon Munroe, Miss Emma P. Heald,
Dr. Francis A. Norman Mr. Claude NJ
Bennett and Mr.. Frederick J. Mackenzie
are at Gloria Point. Tenieytown-
Mr.. John F Baker. of the Chilean
Claims Commission, is staying at the Ma
nne villa, Cape May. He is accompanied
by his mother, Mrs Lewis Baker. Of
Washington, and his brother, ). \. Baker,
of PittsbuTg.
Miss Dorothy p. Mabie and Miss a. P.
Mabie are Washington guests al the Bris-
toll Asbury Park.
The Secretary of the Treasury viii
spend the summer at Woodley, which has
been closed for several years.
A philanthropic ma gistrate and a party
of young millionaires are going to make
thousands of women and children happy
on July 10. Magistrate Higgenbotham, of
Brooklyn. viii pay for the great barges
which have been chartered 10 take the
picnicIlers to beautiful grove on Long
Island Sound, and the young men VIII act
as walters. To give pleasure to others
is Of itself a splendid thing, but the
chances are those young men VIII get as
much enjoyment out of it as the poor peo-
pie Of Brooklyn, vino. ~ TO be their
guests.
Mrs. Henry Wells and daughter Laura
are at the Farragut House, Rye Beach,
\. H., for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Severe enter
tained a number of relatives and friends
Sunday afternoon at their puine AT RIVER
dale in honor of the tenth anniversary Of
their marriage. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs Edward Corner, Misses
Blanche md Elsie Corner, of Philadelphia
parents and sisters of Mrs. Severe; Mrs
Richard Biejeman and Miss Carrie Biede-
man. who was a bridesmaid al the we'd
ding. June 30. 1891; Mrs. Marcus Kepner,
all Of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Penn
broke Shipley, Mr. and Mrs Oscar Holt, |
Mr.. and Mrs. l. a. Delwig, Mr.. and Mrs.
w f. McMurray Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Richard |
son, Mrs. Rose BGslinSaiES, Baltimore;
Mrs William King, Misses lrvel Shipley, |
Jessie Mellis Della Nelson. Charlotte !
Elizabeth Corner Severe. Messrs. James |
severe, ST., James Severe, ir., John Mells, |
Lawrence Cromwell, l.. r Brownley. |
hester Burdine, Joseph \. Blundon. r 3. |
Masters Earle, Eddie, Erlcs- !
son, and Raymond Severe. Refreshments |
we're served and a pleasant evening |
passed ON the lawn.
Capt Charles Domer and wife are at
he Blue Ridge Inn, Va.
Judge and Mrs Charles b. Howry
iailed for Rotterdam yesterday.