The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Personal Gossip

| Speaker Cannon, who has been spend
ing part OF his summer vacation on
Lake Champlain, is now in Indiana. He
was the greatest attraction at the War
rick county fair, where he spent the
day Friday, as the guest of Senator
Hemenway.
The Speaker shook hands with hun
dreds OF people and was the guest at an
old-fashioned county fair dinner gwen
by the citizens OF Warwick county.
Among the passengers who sailed yes
terday on the Koenig Albert from New
York for Naples were Mr.. and Mrs.
David FairchIld, whose wedding in the
early summer was one or the social
events of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild will remain
IN Europe only month.
E. Havensth. counselor of the Belgian
legation. and now charge d'affaires. has
taken a charming new house IN Balti-
more street. overlooking Connecticut
avenue extended.
The Commissioner OF Pensions and
Mrs. Vespasian Warner left Washing
ton yesterday for their home at Clin-
ton, III. The Commissioner will be abb
sent about a month. but Mrs. Warner
| will remain longer at their old home, not
/ returning here until late fall
Mrs. Jack Gardner. or more formally
| speaking, Mrs. John l.. Gardner. Of
Boston, who was a visitor in Washing
ton last spring, the guest of Mrs. Hunt
Slater, has several times this season
and once recently been the guest of
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cago, who have a summer home at Dub
| lin, n. II.
| Senator Henry Cabot Lodge has left
East Point and will remain over Labor
Day at Tuckernuck, down on the Nan
tucket coast. The Senator has had a
| somewhat strenuous summer, combln-
ing business and social lionizing abroad,
and Is now taking an absolute rest
]. Henry Luce, former minister to
! Porto Rico, who owns an estate at Nan
tucket. Mass, near that of Senator
Lodge, is spending the carly fall days
there.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William c. T Curtis.
who. with their son. Myron, have spent
the entire summer abroad. sailed from
4
They viii stop In New York, arriving
here the first part of this week. Their
! trip abroad has included England Hol-
land, Switzerland. and other countries,
and. as Mr.. Curtis constantly carries a
fine camera on all his travels. his sum-
mer's Journey is replete with reminders
/ Of the beautiful places along the way.
C. c. Glover, who has been spending
some weeks at Narragansett Pier with
Mrs. Glover, returned 10 town Thursday
| Mrs Glover viii remain at the resort
! for at least two weeks yet. She will
have as company delightful contingent
Of Washington society. which includes
Justice and Mrs White, Justice and Mrs.
MeKenna, and their two delightful
daughters, the Misses McKenna: Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Legare. the Claggetts.
! the Mitchells. and others.
| e. L. Chermont. of the Brazilian lega-
! ton. who with Nine. Chermont has
spent the summer at Magnolia, return
ed 10 that resort last week, after a
weeks absence on business.
George Whitfield Brown. of Washing
ton. was last week registered at the
Hesperus, Magnolia. Mass, where he is
/ spending some time. At the New Mag
nolia. Miss Catherine A. Long register
/ ed, and found many Washington friends
there
! Mrs. Garret A Hobart. wife OF the
late Vice President. entertained Senator
! Frye at her summer residence In tho
! Breton Woods last week. Miss Caro-
! line Briggs. his granddaughter. whose
| engagement 10 young Gorret A Ho-
bart has been announced, has been heI
/ guest for some time
Mrs Williams. widow Of the late Cci
Charles f. Williams. OF the Marine
| Corps. has LETT Washington for a visit
| TO the family OF Capt. Emerson Grit
! nth. L. S. a, retired. At Westchcster