The Washington times., 1905-08-04

The ambassador achieved fame out in
India as n hunter of big game and.
although the results of the Presidents
recent trip through the West were not
unusual Sir Mortimer was very much
interested in Mr. RooseveIt's account
of his hunt and incidents Of the trip.
The announcement was made yester-
day that Mrs Winthrop Rutherford,
WHO was the beautiful Alice Morton
daughter of Levi P Morton. is in a san
isarium. The story told of Mrs. Ruther-
ford 5 breakdown is extremely sad.
The young matron had been much en-
gagged in religious reading for months
past She had been an ardent Episco-
paIian and the announcement that she
had gone over to the Roman Catholic
Church was something of q surprise to
her friends although it was known to
her intimate companions that she had
been calling on Archbishop Farley at St.
Patrick Cathedral for instructions.
Miss Betty Marshall. of Capitol Hill.
has gone 10 Piney Point for visit Of
ten days.
Miss Gertrude Mcclure IS in Atlantic
CITY. where she will remain three weeks
Miss Mcclure has Just concluded a series
OF visits in Philadelphia and New York.
Mrs. William F. I.eatzow, of Capitol
HILL will spend the month of August
in Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth Churchill O'Daniel will
go TO Atlantic lily for several weeks.
Nj. and Mrs. John J Higgins and the
Misses Higgins left Washington. on
Tuesday fOr BluemOnt Va. where thev
viii remain during the month Of August.
Dr.. W T.. Masterson. of Stoneleigh
Court. has left Washington to be gone
until September /
=, Girouard. Of CapitoI Hill, viii go to
Bedford Springs. Pa, tomorrow, for
three weeks visit
Albert Oettinger will visit PhlladeI-
Fhia and Atlantic City. for which places
he left Washington today.
Mrs. J. B. Thompson and her niece.
Miss Martha Thompson, of HarrOds-
burg, KY are guests at the Riggs
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Louis WiIuge left
Bedford Springs. Pa.
Registered at the Bristol Hotel. As
bury, Park, y; j., are Lester F. Marx,
Stanley Lansburgh, Arthur Newman.
Lester Newman, Alfred L. Mas, Mel
vile B. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs j. w Nc
Kee, and the Misses Agnes and Ruth
Mckee.
Mrs. NJ. l. Agnew and her son. A c.
Agnew, have returned to Washington
after a visit to Mrs. Agnew's brothers.
Z. y. Davis and J. s. Davis. of Prairie
vile, Ala. They were delightfully."- en-
tertained in a series of house parties.
and during their visit a number OF tour
naments were given.
The young people of Wimodaughsis
gave dance last night, which was
something in the nature of a house
warming, IS It was the first social af-
fair IN the new clubhouse, 1905 II street.
MeSsrs Haden and Simmons looked af-
ter the comfort of the guests. The par
lOrs were decorated for the occasion,
and refreshments were served on the
veranda The formal opening OF the
new house VIII not occur until Septem-
ber l..
irwin HoIlander is spending his vaca-
tion at Saratoga Springs. \. Y.
Max Rosentnal and Louis Marx are
spending ten days at the Washington
House, Colonial Beach.
Ned Meyer has gone TO New York to
meet his father and sister. n s. Meyer
and Miss Juliet Meyer. They have been
spending the summer abroad and will
return on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse.
Mrs. MacheIis. with Miss Hannah
MaCheIis and Jonas Machelis, are at
Atlantic City for a couple OF weeks
Misses Alma and Sadie Goodman and
Helen and Sophie Sanger have gone TO
Boston by sea From there they will go
TO OLD Orchard. Maine. where they will
remain a couple OF weeks.