Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Foreign and Home Notables
Gathered at Newport.
ANENT RECENT GOSSIP
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SOME HosP1TALddT1Es IN CAPT.
TAI BONES.
Departures for Long and Short vaca-
lions Nearby and Far Away
Personal Notes.

lions Nearby and Far Away
Personal Notes.
Cardinal Satolli will be the guest of Miss
Leary at Newport next week, and a num-
Der of Inequalities will be arranged for
him. Other visiting foreign celebrities are
rather scarce there now, but with the re-
turn of Mrs. Aston the season may be said
to be brilliantly started.
Miss Roosevelt has spent the week at
Sycamore Hill, the first she has been. at
home for some time. 1t is but preliminary
however to starting on another series of
visits which will cover most of the gay
season.
Mr. and Mrs ThomasF Walsh are giving
as much pleasure to their friends at their
Colorado homes as Mr.. and Mrs. Westing-
house are at their Lenox place. Both have
the same liberal ideas in entertaining,
which accounts for the fact that both
couples have been exceedingly successful
in whatever they have undertaken. Wash
ingtonian society is deeply interested IN
the now widely spread rumor that Mr..
Walsh is a candidate for seat in the
United States Senate man who is such
an Incompatible host as a private citizen
will surely create a new standard as an
official one, and the new honors for the
family can hardly come soon enough to
please their friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Chas w. Seaman and Miss
Frances Fritts left today for Atlantic City.
Mrs. James c. MacSherry of New York
formerly Miss Irene D. Forrest Of this city,
is now visiting the old homestead, 1899 w
street northwest. Mr.. MacSherry will be
here next week, to remain until Saturday,
uha he will tai his wife hap IN Nayv
York.
Miss Minnie Lee Rynex, who has for the
past month been visiting the fair and
friends in Missouri. is now at Kansas City,
where she will spend several months.
Mrs. s. N. Miller is i'll Of typhoid fever
Miss Pauline G. Haighy and Mr. William
A. Widmer of Philadelphia were married in
Philadelphia July 10 at their new resi-
dence, No. so West Rockland street, by the
Rev. Hawksworth. The bride has lived in
Philadelphia with her sister for several
years. The couple left on wedding tour
of Canada, and will also go to the worlds
fair.
Mrs. Henry Romeyn, wife of Maj Henry
Romeyn, L. s. A., gave a very enjoyable
musical Thursday evening, July p. Mr..
Garressen, who is here from New York,
sang a number of songs. Mr.. William
Graham and Lieut.. Allan Briggs also sang.
Mr. Graham is now the soloist at the Con-
gregational Church at Mount Pleasant.
Mrs. William Wallace. wife of Col. Wal
lace of Fort Myer; Lieut.. and Mrs. George
Wallace and Mrs. Gresham ehaperoned a
party of young people from Fort Myer
consisting of Miss Gresham, Miss Hoyle
and Miss Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Larner and others were present and en-
joyed the musical treat
Mr.. Carl Smeigh OF Harrisburg Pa, is
visiting his aunt. Mrs. j. S. Feister of
1910 18th street northwest.
A surprise birthday party.,was rendered
Miss Henrietta Cox at her home. 1877 H
street northeast, last Thursday evening.
The evening was enjoyably spent in games
and selections on the graphophone. after
which refreshments We're served. Those
present We're Rev. and Mrs. r. f. Riedel,
Mr. and Mrs. George 7. Newton, Miss Elsie
Newton, Mrs A. V. Murphy. Mrs c. E.
Crown. Mrs S. NJ Cox, Mrs. NJ. Ward,
Misses Nettie Evans. Josephine Nelson,
Julia Nelson, Mary Creecy, Henrietta Cox,
Marie Ward. Messrs. Nelson, Otto Nelson.
Frank Deacon, Thomas Fraber, William
Carpenter, Lloyd Cox, Turner Cox. Howard
Hid, Ralph Forney, Hayes Hill, Dirke and
Robertson.
Mrs. John NJ. Sotsenburg and her daugh-
ters Jane and Laura and Miss Catharine
Reid are spending the month of July at
Virginia Beach.
Mrs. La Toureth and her daughter, Mrs.
Collins, left on Monday for Lake George.
where they will be the guests of their
cousin, Mrs. Sawyer, at her summer home
on the lake
Miss Lena Kern and Mrs. c. Martin
Brand and her little son have Joined Mrs.
John l.. Vogt at Atlantic City.
A quiet wedding took place Friday after
noon at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
Sinclair, 1918 Pennsylvania avenue south
east, the contracting parties being Miss
Francis Wayman and Mr.. Randall Lockhart
Gray, both of Staunton, va. kew. Rlchard
P. Williams of Trinity Episcopal Church
performed the ceremony. After short
visit among friends and relatives In Gull
pepper county, Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray will
go to their home at Bristol. Tenn.
The many Washington friends of Mrs.
Raymond Grant of Richmond Hill, Long
Island, daughter of the late Harry e.
Fisk. will be panied to learn of her illness
from appendicitis.
Mrs. Edward Goldman and son, baby Mel
son, of 217 d street northwest have gone
to ST. Louis, where she will meet her hus-
band on his return from Mexico.
Mrs. ]. D. Lyon and children Of Capitol
Hill left yesterday for the mountains Of
Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Mitchell are at
Asbury Park, n. j., for few days So
journ.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Archibald Mrs.
| Anthony Gaigler and daughter, Katherine,
| are at Asbury Park, N. ].
Miss Anna L. McGrath of Capitol Hill is
visiting her sister Mrs s. IL. Mullen OF
| Cambridge, Mass.
Mr. H. s. Tuohy of Crfna, L. l., has re-
| turned home, after visiting his cousins, the
| Misses McGrath of Capitol Hill.
! Mrs. L. A. Miller of 4o6 Albany street,
lexington, left last Thursday for Denver.
| COL to visit her daughter, Mrs. Z. A.
| Rhodes, and family @
Mr.. William c. Peake and sons. clarence
| H. and Willard j., are down at St Georges
| for their annual summer outing. Mr.. Peake
| was in the city few days this week, Out
returns again today for several weeks
Mr. Frank Fl. Bushby and wife are the
| guests of Mrs. William Bnshby at Friend
ship Cottage, Washington Grove.
Mr. Mac washburn left yesterday for a
| months visit to Bar Harbor, where he Will
| be the guest Of Mrs. John r. Mclean A
part of this time will be spent In the noun
l tafnS, where he and Mr. Ned Mclean have