The Washington times., 1904-06-04
JOLLY WIND Up"
At CHEVY CHASE
Subscription Dinner Dance
for Younger Set.
MRS. CROMWELL CHAPERON
Miss Warder Returns From St. Louis.
Not at All Frustrated by Siren
uous Entertainment.


tertainments at the Chevy Chase Club
during the spring win be enjoyed by
the younger members of society to-
night, when a large subscription dinner
dance, similar to the one given We'd
ncsday evening. will take place.
Mrs. Cromwell will again head the
list of chaperons, and the young people
VINO Will dine and dance are for the
most those who met for the same pur-
pose earlier in the week
A number Of the guests for the Tay-
lor-Gherardi wedding will remain out
a. Chevy Chase for the dinner and
dance.
A more fitting event for the closing
of a particularly pleasant, though not
strenuous. social season would be hard
TO conceive. The club affords a pic
turesque spot for entertaining. and the
pretty girls in their summer frocks,
and jolly beaus from under the re-
straint of regulation evening dress,
combined with the refreshing run by
automobile or car. back TO Washing
ton, just exactly suits the affair to the
requirements Of the younger set.
Secretary Moody will return to Wash
ington today from Annapolis, and will
attend the wedding OF Miss Neville
Simms Taylor and Lieut.. Walter Rock
well Gherardi. l. s. N. which takes
place at All Saints Church. Chevy
Chase. at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Alice Warder. who accompanied
Miss Roosevelt to St. Louis as the guest
Of Miss Catlin, returned TO Washington
last evening the stated period Of her
visit having come TO a close.
Reports Of Miss Warder's breaking
a. = cFw f1F
ment provided for Miss Catlins guests
are far from true, as Miss Warder really
gained strength and flesh during her
busy and exciting visit
Mrs. Richard Wainwright will go to
Newport June IL for the summer. and
Mrs. A NJ Wetherell will 20 to New
port, June u
Edward II. Buckley. has gone to New
port where he VIII occupy the Dennis
ton cottage for the summer
Miss Cora Kaufman. Of $40 H Street
northwest. has gone to ST. Louis for a
visit
Miss Isabel Wells. who closed her Con-
l,necticut Avenue house to return 10 St
Louis for the exposition season, is en-
tertaining and being entertained very
extensively In her native city. Miss
| Wells was one OF the now noted "One
and 10 the luncheon in Miss Roosevelt
honor given BY the board Of lady man
ayers.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Hanna. Master
/ Morris Hanna, Misses Alice NJ. and Lu-
lie +. Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Bliss
! ing. Miss J. II. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs J.
| Louis Loose, Miss +. r. Rogers, and
| T. F. Woolsey, Jr-, OF Washington, were
among the passengers booked to sail
or the Red Star Line steamshtp Nader-
! land. which left New York for Antwerp
today.
Among the passengers on the White
Star Liner Cretic, which sailed from
Boston Thursday, were Mr.. and Mrs
Nicholas Luquer and Lynch Luquer, Of
Washington.
Mrs. Kate Needham. Of Oak Lane.
| Philadelphia. is the guest OF Mrs. T.
Dewitt Talmage, on Connecticut Ave
nue. Mrs. Talmage and her guest wore
among those at dinner given at the
New Willard, by Lord Lyveden. SeIia-
| tor and Mrs. burrows were also OF
the party. as was Miss Rebecca Col
/ lisr.
| Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney wiz close
| her home here tomorrow and go TO New
/ York, sailing June for Europe. where
| she will meet her daughters, Misses
Natalie and Alice Barney.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Frederick Kohl, the
| latter formerly Miss Bessie Cooley, have
gone to their summer home in San
! Mateo. Cal
Mrs. Henry Gnrrey and Miss Helen
! GHfrey have gone TO California for
| some months.