The Washington times., 1902-10-27
SOCIETY PEOPLE AND
SOCIAL INCIDENTS
Tie President .Aheuded Church Services
Yesterday fo, First Time Since Ills
M1sess--Qmet Birthday.

mosphere. The road to Chevy Chas,
was gay with carriages, and all th'
country clubs were well patronized.
Country breakfasts are the popular
form of entertainments at this time o.
the year, and game of golf invariably
follows.
The hunting season will begin with the
1st of November. and in anticipation OF
this sport pink coats are being takel
out of their camphor wrappings, aired
cleaned, and made ready for their own.
ers. On hunt days, teas at the Chevy
Chase Club will be feature of the af-
ternoons. and the cross country riding
will furnish excuse for many pleasant
breakfasts and dinners.
Mrs. John Dalzell is still in Pittsburg
and will not return to Washington until
after the election Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dunn are at the Dalzell home in New
Hampshire Avenue.
Dunn Mckee is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Mckee.
The Countess Henri de FranlSenstein
nee Anne Brewster, will spend the win
ter with her mother. Mrs. William Cul-
len Brewster. in New York The Coun-
tess de Frankenstein is sister-in- law
of Commodore Remey and is pleasantly
remembered in Washington where she
was a frequent visitor before her marri-
age.
John Siebert is entertaining number
of his bachelor friends at his country
place, where good riding and excellent
shooting are TO be had
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Towsend and Miss
Mathilde Towsend have returned home
after several months wandering abroad.
Mrs. Towsend will present her daugh-
ter to society this winter.
1t is interesting news to the debutan-
tes that Mrs. Tyler will occupy her
Washington home this season She is
contributing to the pleasure of the young
people.
Mrs Hope Slater is due to return
from Europe early next month. In the
meantime her home is being made ready
for occupancy.
r. Mortrnso Adee a nenhew nf Alyey
A. Adee, Second Secretary of State, is
studying in the Office of j. j. Darling
ton. and after taking his degree at the
Columbian Law School will enter the
Washington bar.
Miss Leila Morse, who was compli-
mented by the Empress of Germany upon
her singing at the dedication of the
Kaserin Augusta Institute On Wednes-
day last, is well known in Washington.
where last winter she visited her uncle.
Edward Morse. son of the inventor of
the telegraph
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Bell are still at
their country place and will delay COM
ing to town until the season opens.
Miss Frances Towers, daughter of W.
Scott Towers, is a member of this years
freshman class at vassar.
Oden Horstman is one of the most
Jealous of the golf players. He is con-
stantly seen at the Chevy Chase links,
and the Improvement in his playing is
notable.
Charles Moore, who passed the sum-
mer at his country place on Cape Cod,
has gone to Michigan to take part in
the political campaign.
Letters from Senator Alger. who was
recently appointed TO fill the place made
vacant by the death of Senator McMil-
Ian, say that he has made no plans re-
garding a residence here, and will prob
ably live at hotel this winter. Mrs.
Alger is an amiable and pleasant wom-
an, thoroughly versed in the ways of Of
fetal life, and will be welcomed back
by society.