The Washington times., 1904-05-27
TENNIS ATTRACTS
THE YOUNGER SET
Gay Time Yesterday at the
Chevy Chase Links.
MISS FERGUSON WINS PRIZE
Dinner Parties Often in the Club
house-Outings and Travels of
Prominent People.

Inc tennis tournament finals at Chevy
chase yesterday attracted scores of
prominent society people from the
younger set who were Interested fin the
match between Miss Elizabeth Ferguson
daughter of Major Ferguson. former
minister to Norway and Sweden. and
MISS Edith Sanger. daughter OF General
Sanger.
Miss Ferguson won with a score OF
TO ;, receiving as a prize a beautiful
carriage clock.
Mr. Dering. of the British embassy;
Herbert G. Taylor. Miss Riggs, and
Miss Fremont engaged In the game.
Among the prominent people present
we're Mrs. Clarence Moore, Mrs. Edward
Wallach, Mrs. John c. Fremont. Mr.
and Mrs. Payton Russell. Miss Riggs
Miss Matilde Townsend, Miss Loring.
and Major Ferguson.
a number Of lively dinner parties were
entertained at Chevy Chase Club, among
them being one with Major and Miss
Ferguson as hosts.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt en-
tertained a distinguished party at
luncheon. which included Count Cass!nI.
the Russian ambassador; NJ. Jusserand.
the French ambassador: Senior Ojeda.
Aldrich.
The Mexican ambassador. Senior de
Aspiroz. who. with his daughter,
Sonora Perez. has been spending a few
days in New York, returned to WASH
irgton yesterday.
Don Ludov.cic Rospigliose. son Of the
Prince Rospigliose of Rome. is spend
ing few weeks az the New Willard
with his American bride of a month.
who was formerly Miss HazeItine, OF
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis entertained
dinner party last evening.
--
Arthur S. Raikes. first secretary Of
the British embassy. will sail for Liver
pool from New York on the Arabic to-
morrow. w. II. billiard. also of Wash
ington,. will sail by the same White
Star Line ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor G. Fischer viii
sail for Europe early in June, to return
in September for a visit 20 the ST
Louis Fair
Baroness Hengelmuller is slowly inn
proving. but her condition is still a
cause of much anxiety to her friends,
mostly on account OF her weak and
nervous condition.
The driveway before the house has
been covered with tanbark. and every
precaution is taken TO keep the en-
bassy quiet and cool
The home OF Senator Quay on K
Street is entirely closed, so far as the
family are concerned, and they have
now all Joined the Senator at their
home IN Beaver. Pa.
Colonel Dunn. the son-in-law of Rep
resentative and Mrs. DaizeIl. returned
here Wednesday from his post of duty
In Colorado for a short visit and while
here will visit the Wo,1d's Fair. Mr..
and Mrs. Dalzell viii attend the con-
vention in Chicago. and then Mrs Dali
zell viii accompany Colonel Dunn back
TO Denver. and later all Will attend the
ST Louis Fair together. After that the
Representative and Mrs. Daley will 10
TO Pittsburg. They will not go broad
as stated in the papers.
@. Bowie Chapman. with his wife and
little son, has left Washington for a
few days outing in the Catskills. Mr..
Chapman will locate his family IN the
mountains for the summer during his
absence, and Will return to Washing
ton on Tuesday.
Commander Reamey and family will
spend the summer in Europe.
Mrs. Hutchinson, with her son-in-Iaw
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Webb. and their children. will spend the
summer at East Hampton. l. l., for
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