The Washington times., 1905-08-27

arrived. and the guests were received by
Mrs. Jones and Miss Jones in the draw
ing room. Mrs. Jones wore gown OF
pink muslin de sole, embroidered with
silver. diamond ornaments. Miss Jones
wore a simple gown of white net. The
ballroom was made to represent a gar
den. and was. a temporary structure
which had been built on the north side
OF the cottage. eighty-five by fifty-fve
feet in size. The side walls were cover
ed with green lattice work. statuary, and
bay trees being placed along the side,
while the ceiling was covered with
grapevines, from which hung punches
of grapes and electric lights.
For those who did care to dance. one
of the rooms was fitted UP with Egyp-
tian hangings, and here an Egyptian as
trologer was on hand.
The favors for the cotillon were Of
gold and silver many of them imported
by Mrs. Jones for the occasion. Each
of the guests received a souvenir of the
occasion, the women wrist pins and the
men desk pencils. on each being en-
graved the date of the ball.
Mrs. Charlemagne Tower, wife of the
American ambassador at Berlin, has
on board the Blucher. and is due here
next Thursday. She is coming over to
place her boys at school at Concord,
Mass. The ambassadors eldest son is
already in this country and about to
enter Phillips Exeter Academy.
Mrs. George Won l.. Meyer wife of the
American ambassador at St Petersburg,
and her daughters. who are now staying
with Mrs. Vanderbilt at The Breakers
until Tuesday next, will spend part of
September at Lenox with Mr. and Mrs
Samuel rockingham.
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
and Mrs. Morris are rounding out the
heated term at Heaton Hall. Stock
bridge. and are likely to remain there
until late in the fall.
! DR.. r R. McKelden, of this city, who
| is now visiting Atlantic City, and stop
| ping at the Westminster, was the guest
! for whom Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Laugh.
| Ian. of Philadelphia, entertained a fish.
| ing party last Wednesday. They are
all stopping at the same hotel.
William Crawford ard Al s. Fennell
4 jr.. have just returned after ten-day
trip TO Atlantic City.
Edward Espry, superintendent of th'
bindery department of the Government
Printing Office; A. Bruehl, of the Hydro
graphic Office: Milton Schmidt. one o
| the chemical experts in the Department
| of Agriculture, and Ernest Loeffier, sol
of n wealthy manufacturer, comprise
an automobile party of prominent Wash
| ingtonians at the Grand Atlantic, Allan
tic City. for a weeks stay. They mad
the run there in easy stages and foun,
it most delightful experience.
Nine. j. Esputa-Daly and her sor
Norman DAILY, Will go to Atlantic Cit,
for two weeks stay. Mime DAILY
school OF music and physical culture re
opens September Is. for another sue
cessful term.
The Right Rev. Henry Yates Satter
lee. bishop of Washington. has lef
the baths at Neusbeim, Germany, AM
has gone TO the lakes OF Switzerland
The bishop is reported as greatly i'm
proved In health and enjoying his rest
Mrs. Satterlee and Miss Satterlee ac
company him.
Miss Susan Colburn, of Auuaset
Prince George county. Md. is tn
guest IN Washington OF Miss Nellt
Briscoe Stone.
Miss Minnie Marshall. OF East Capt.
tol street. has returned from a visit Z
Atlantic City.
The Rev. Clement Brown, rector O
the Pro-Cathedral Church of the As
cension, Is travelling In England an
VIII return to America early in Septen,
Der.
DR.. j. L. Wilson has returned from a,
enjoyable vacation spent IN the Thou
sand Islands and at Atlantic City.
Mrs. A. NJ. Foote, OF Philadelpbis
who was called here by the death of be
sister, Mrs. c. III. Robinson. will re
main few days with Mrs. F. c. Barkei
Mrs. w. G. Davenport is at Colonia
Beach managing the affairs OF the sum
ner Bell Home. where are some thirt
or forty tots gaining rosy cheeks an
health by the fresh ocean breezes an
country sights so new to them.
The choir boys OF st. Paurs Churc
are enjoying a season of vacation 3
the Choir House. roomy two-stor
cottage 10 be used In turn by the no
choirs of the city. Mrs NJ. Weaver
devoted church woman of the parish.
with the boys.
Mrs Walter s. Hardin and Mrs. Mar
A Shipe are two of the latest Wash
ington arrivals at the Mt. washingto,
in the Breton Woods. N II. Miss
Blunt and her maid took quarters at II
Mt. Pleasant just opposite the M
Washington. Both Of these noted sto,
ping places in the White mountains al
!, filled TO overfowing. cots and beds b.
: ing used in every available quarter f,
= the accommodation of the overflow
guests.
Among the Washington people regi
= tered al the Tabor Inn. Atlantic Cit
= are Miss Z. c. Randall. Miss Laul
;, Shook. Miss Elinor NJ. Middleton, Mi
= Marguerite Middleton. Mrs. +. Y
/ Shook. Mrs. B. p. McKnew, Mrs. Charl
Gates. Russell Gates, b. Heiberger. w