The Washington times., 1904-08-25
HENRY WINS
HIS CRICKET GAME
Ambassador Scores Seven
Runs on His Side.
FASHIONABLE FOLK PRESENT
Miss Roosevelt Guest at Dinner-Tables
Set Among Bath Houses at
Hazards Beach.

Hazards Beach.
Sir Henry Mortimer DuTard. the Brit
ish ambassador. has established himself
thoroughly now in the minds Of Ameri-
can pleasure hunters as a true British
sportsman. for his cricket team yester-
day defeated William b. o. Fields team
on the Furniss field
All the fashionable folk of Lenox
turned out to see the match and in
cidentaliy to see the ambassador maxi
seven Of the runs which his team
scored. besides playing finely on the
Lady Durand and her daughter watch
ed the game from the gallery, AMI Joined
in the cheering when Sir Mortimer
went to the bats
+. B. Behr. of England. and one Of
the leading electrical experts Of that
country, is the guest Of Sir Mortimer
and Lady Durand at Lenox. He came
to this country 10 attend the St. Louis
Exposition.
Miss Roosevelt was the guest Of John
NJ. Waterbury. jr.. at a novel dinner
on the sands at Hazards Beach. New
port. last evening. The tables were set
between the bath houses and the va
ter's edge. colOred lights lent a gay as
pect. and beach fire burned al during
the evening A dance followed the din
ner.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Miss
ROoseveIts hostess at present enter
taineG a luncheon party in her honor
yesterday.
The Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire ar
rived last evening as the guest of Mrs.
J. c. Bancroft. and viii give Newport
society another turn at entertaining no.
biiity and high titles.
Harry Kendall Thaw. who rented for
several seasons the old Don Cameron
house on Lafayette Square. and who
made the match between his sister, Miss
Mary Thaw, and the Earl of Yarmouth.
was arrested at Interlaken. Switzerland.
the other day while on his bridal tour
through that part of the country in an
automobile and was locked up FOR re-
iuSiuB TO pay the fine. his bride was
permitted TO trundle the machine p.
hotel, where size secured bail for -i-
groom Later. tEc official apolC gizei and
Mr.. and Mrs. ThaE proceeded on their
wedding journey TO Geneva uUuOiestCd
airs. Horace H. Westcott. Of this city,
is summerlng ut the Bueua Vista. Bel
mar. y. j., and is one Of the leading
spirits In all OF the entertainments Of
that place. Last week she assisted I'm
arranging the unique masquera~e party
when all The guests represented popular
books and this week sine is CorcmOs
f. the arrangements for the pillow case
party Friday evening. for wi 3"h gEct
six hundred invitations have been issued
to- the guests at Belmur ana ncighhOr-
ing resorts. 1t viii be the biggest anc
/ funniest affair Of the season.
Since the nomination Of Senator Fair
banks for Vice President perhaps The
busiest woman FL Washington is Hiss
Nellie p. Stone. secretary TO Mrs. Fair
banks president general of the d \ r.
The innUmerable demands on the time
and attention or Mrs. Fairbanks are all
met with diplomatic tact and executive
ability, and the only reason Mrs. Fair
ba uEs has any time for her personal
tastes and desires f. largely because she
/ possesses such an emineuty proficient
Miss Stone is a southern Maryland
woman. petite I'm appearance. and with
a merry laugh. and fascinating frank
+ ness o. manner
Mrs. Charles c. Bennett. wife Of the
! Secretary Of the Senate. who sailsd Cor
Europo a few weeks ago. has returned
10 London from % visit 10 Oakland
Park. Newgate. Mrs. Hoffstra. Of New
: York. accompanied Mrs. Bennett &c
Ecwrate and returned 10 London VITA
/ her.
/ AIRS. William L Boardman. of this
| lefty. left be- summer home ut Men
leicester las. week for visit Of two
weeks TO stony Creek Conn.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson arc
IrJw I'm New England. ard will spend