The Washington times., 1905-07-30

tainment is TO be given in aid of tu-
bercuIosis society there. and all society
viii offer It's services Mrs. Walsh is to
have charge of a picture gallery. and
Mrs. Slater win serve ices. cake. and
candies.
Miss williams, of Washington, is in
Newport as the guest of Mrs. William
Weld.
The Rev. Lewis Richard Howell. who
has been in Washington for a short vis-
it. has returned to Lenox, and is at the
Walker cottage
Mrs. J. Donald Cameron was among
the Newport hostesses who entertained
ar luncheon OF Friday.
Commander Potts. L. s y, who re-
Gently returned from the Philippines. is
among the visitors at Newport, where he
is established at The Parry House. He
viii remain a month in Newport.
Mrs. E. r. c. Slater gave a dinner on
Friday evening in Newport in honor OF
Judge Oliver Wendell Holmes, OF the
United States Supreme Court
Mrs. Burton Harrison. the American
euthor, is IN London, and was among
the guests entertained at dinner by Am
bassador and Mrs. Reid IN honor of Sen
ator and Mrs Lodge and Assistant Sec
retary of State Loomis.
Postmaster General George B. Cortel-
YOU and his two sons are in Atlantic
T'bav
Hoimhurst. where they arrived on
Thursday evening, and viii remain only
a few days, as the Postmaster General
does not feel that he can spare more
time from his official duties.
Mrs. John c. Moore, of o street north
west. with her two daughters, the
Misses Jeanette and Berniee Moore,
will leave Washington today for Deer
Park. where they will remain during the
summer
Mrs. Harvey Craigen and daughters
Mrs. David GreenIees and Mrs L,a1ineT.
are now at Hamilton, Va, but viii
shortly leave there for Chelsea.
W r. Lee. of Washington, is in New
York fer a few days, and is registered at
the Gilsey-
Mrs. Roy Morris. of street, will so
10 Annapolis about August /. Later
she will visit relatives in New York.
Stony Man Camp, in the Blue Ridge
mountains. is attracting a number OF
Washington people during the hot days
of July The camp is ten miles south
of Luray Va, and 1900 feet above the
level of the sea. IT is one of the most
Ion, ,sg7Tz
section of the country and already there
are more than a hundred visitors
1t is this part of Luray that so at
tracted Sir Lionel Sack West, form
er British minister to the United States.
who declared he had seen many beau
tiful valleys in the world, but this sur
passed them all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred 7. Gage viii
spend the month of August at Cowesett.
r. I. Airs Gage is one of Washing
tons most accomplished singers
Miss Julia AcBlair is spending The
summer with Mrs. Charles Warren Lip
pitt at the latter's cottage in Newport.
Mrs John W BeaIe and daughters are
among the Washington people now in
Atlantic City. They are guests at the
TraymOre.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace have
left Washington for trip through the
West for the benefit of AIr. Wallace's
health. The latter is paymaster in the
United States navy and was married
last November to Miss GTeenless.
James II. CathelI has returned from
2 three weeks tour of the West. having
attended the Epworth League conyen-
ton at Denver. Col. He also visi
Salt Lake City Utah. and other poi
of interest in that part of the country
Mrs Matt / Allison and little daus
ter Elizabeth of 10 Eighth street mort
east. have gone TO Tyrone. Pa. to vi
Mr. and Mrs James y. Zimmerman.
Mr. and Mrs, " + Reed left
Wednesday for trip by way Of Ne
York, Albany, and other points of inte
/ est in New York State to AIontrea
| and Quebec. At Quebec they VIII b
| Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Rod
e,ick, of 1925 Sixth street northwes
| who Will take the Connecticut vale
route to that point. Together they will
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