The Washington times., 1905-10-24

! SMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh ar
trived in Washington last night, accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Evely1
| Walsh, who has almost completely re
covered from the effects Of the acciden
at Newport during the summer. Mr.
and Mrs. Walsh will remain at tn,
Shoreham for two weeks.
Representative and Mrs. R. r. Hit
will leave New London, Conn, wher,
they have passed the summer, Thursday
and after short visit in New York viii
Mrs. Mary Scott Townsend and hel
daughter. Miss Mathilde Townsend, will
sail for this country about November is
She passed the summer in Europe.
| Colonel and Mrs. Augustus Tyler, who
leased their residence to the Russian
ambassador. will spend most OF the
winter at Charleston, S. c.. near which
place their son, Frederick Osgood Tyler
mas q tea plantation. They will return
TO Washington for the most brilliant
part of the social season.
The winter home of Senator and Mrs.
Knox, of Pennsylvania, is being made
ready for the occupancy of the family,
They are expected to arrive here next
week. Young Philander c. Knox. ir.,
VIII not be member of the household
lhls season. except in vacation times,
as he will be a student at Hill School
/ Pennsylvania.
Senator and Mrs. William A. Clark.
of Montana, have arrived in New York
with their young daughter, from Paris.
! II Is expected that they will occupy the
ter.
Senator and Mrs. Depew were mem
bers of large house party entertained
over Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Mckay Twombley, at Morristown, n. j.
Dr. George Lung, Z. S. N, White
House physician, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Henry Pease. at Lenox.
Judge and Mrs. Edward Crawford.
who have just purchased Aspen Hill. in
hx,lrglnla' are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Egan-
Mrs. Merriam and Miss Merriam are
spending few days in town, but will
not return here permanently for the
season for a few weeks yet
Mrs. Nina Booth owen, widow of the
late DR.. Owen, is in Washington, and
making her home at 1514 K street. She
is accompanied by her two sons Mrs
owen was Miss Nina Booth, a belle of
the Old Dominion.
Miss Helen Varick Boswell is in New
York. visiting Miss Mildred Reid, on
SiXty-fourth street. and is being much
entertained. On Tuesday Miss Boswell
and Miss Margaret Astor Chanler will
be the guests of honor at a luncheon
at Delmonicos by the woman's Club,
OF which Mrs. James Griswold WentZ
weI known in Washington, is president.
On Thursday Miss Boswell will hold
reception at the Hotel Astor.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A Willard will
celebrate their golden wedding anniver-
sary on November by a reception from
until I o'clock
Mrs A. c. Barney and her daughter,
Miss Natalie Barnie. are expected to re-
turn to their new home on Sheridan cir
Gle the last of this month. after an alb
sence of eighteen months, spent IN
France and Persia. Miss Laura a. Bar
ney will spend the winter in Paris.
The following Washington people are
registered in New York this morning:
]. w. Babson. E. H. Downs. J. A. B.
Espey, +. NJ. Helan, w. ]. Peters. J. c.
Schultz. +. r. Barton, NJ. w Bayllss
q. Gibson, NJ. Jones and wife. Miss +.
kathan, DR.. j. w. Lyman and wife T.
j. Prlndle, L. H Pritchard. w. H. Rap
ley, b. X. Tolson, {. f. Wood, b. Du-
q. Goss. Mrs r. N Harper. w. D. Nc
Lean, A. Meyer. Mrs. +. S PrOudfit. J.
y. Reynolds, Miss /. SedgIey, Miss y. Z.
Sedgley. J. B. Wallace.
Mrs, J. st. Clair Hill. of "Fairview.
West Chevy Chase. Nd, has had as
house guests Mrs. Charles c. Hill and
Miss Hill. of Philadelphia. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Fishman left
this morning for Far Rockaway. where
Mr.. Fishman is having a 40-foot cruising
launch built.
Miss Clara ponohue. of Capitol Hill.
has returned Home from Michigan. She
attended several house parties given
by her class mates of Georgetown A
party of friends accompanied her as far
as Niagara on her return.
A cable to the New York World from
London says:
Donna Blanca Colonna, daughter of
Princess Colonna. OF Paris and Rome,
and granddaughter of Mrs. John w
betrothed TO Count jules de Dulois. of
Paris.
1t is purely a love match and the
families on both sides are greatly
The count. about thirty years old. a
member of leading French family, met
Donna Blanca. who is eighteen, last
winter for the first time He immed-
lately became attentive TO her and their
mutual interest Tipened into love which
has now been publicly declared in an
of their engagement,
The country dance given at Villa Flora
last evening by the Mercantile Club was
well attended. Pumpkin lanterns lighted
the lawn. the ball room, the supper hall
and the porches. The dancers were In
picturesque country attire and began
with Il Virginia reel.
The entertainments committee OF the
club managed the dance. The members
are Harry w. Hahn, chairman; Joseph
Melvin Behrend, Stanley c.
Auerbach. Sylvan Bensinger. Julian
Brylowski, Louis Frierick, |. @. Golden
berg, Charles Goldsmith. Louis Hirsh,
DIR. II. NJ. Kaufman. Ernest Mayer Ben
jdmin Nordlinger, and Alfred Rosenthal.
Miss Ida Crowley has reopened her
studio at 1lO9 II Street and has now on
exhibition many interesting and typical
scenes painted on her summers sketch |
ng tour through the Canadian Rockies |
and Yellowstone Park