The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-05
AUTUMN GOSSIP
OF SMART SET

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page.
who have been spending some time at
York HarbOr Me, will go to Lenox to-
morrow as the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
John Sloane at Wyndhurst. They will
be entertained at dinner next Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Sloane.
Marshall Field. jr., who has been on
an automobile tour through Maine. is
now the guest OF Ambassador Choate
at Stockbridge. Mass.
Miss May Handy has returned to
Richmond, after a months stay AT Hot
Springs, Va AT the latter resort. just
as at other places. Miss Handy con-
tinued her remarkable belleship.
DR.. and Mrs. william 7. Bull gave a
large musicale and reception last night
at Newport in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Cotton. The guest list included
many OF the cottage contingent. and
was one Of the largest OF the season.
Miss Leary. OF Newport was also
among the dinner hosts last night and
entertained in honor OF Mr. and Mrs.
William F. Sheehan.
one Of the most interesting visitors
now at Newport Is Mrs. Jack Gardner,
Of Boston, who is the guest OF Mrs. h
. Rollins liOFSE. Sne Will remain Tor the
horse show, and many notable enter
tainments will be accorded the popular
Boston matron during her stay at New
port
Nine Waddington, OF Paris. is the
guest Of James J. Van Allen at his bead
tiful villa, Wakehurst. Mr.. Van Allen
entertained at dinner last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westinghouse
and George Westinghouse, Jr.. are inter
ested visitors to the - Orlds Fair this
week. After spending ten days in St.
Louis, they will return 10 Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. bunker Of Wash
ington are the guests of Mrs. George
W. Childs at the latter's home in Rich
field Springs.
Miss. Aurora de Quesada and Master
children OF the Cuban minister, were
among the guests Of a children's party
given on Saturday by Mrs. George X.
Chatillon at Richheld Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Patterson gave
a dance and reception on Saturday
night in Lenox. when a distinguished
company was hidden to attend. The
affair was one Of the most brilliant en-
tertainments Of the season Among the
guests were the British Ambassador and
Lady Durand, Mr. ana Mrs. WestinG-
house. Hugh Quincy OF the British en-
bassy; Won Verdy du Vernois Of the
German embassy, and a long list of
other notable people.
Mrs. NJ. r. Waldecker and daughter.
Media, have returned TO their home, 262O
x Street northwest, after a pleasant
stay in their country home during the
month of August.
Dr. Grove Karl Gilbert. geologist for
the United States. has returned to
washington I'm order to attend the meet
ing OF the Geographic Society which
viii convene tomorrow. DIR. Gilbert
made an interesting trip across the
Sierra Nevada Mountains in California,
and visited many places through the
West while away from Washington
Mrs Emma Stanford Kerr her sister,
Miss Carrie Stanford. and Miss Lulu
Rollins, left washington yesterday for
a visit to the St. Louis Fair. At the
conclusion OF their visit TO the eXposi-
ton Miss Stanford win visit another
sister whose home Is near St Louis
DR.. and Mrs. A Rhett Stewart are
again I'm their Washington home after
spending several weeks out OF town.