The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-08-06

eight-handed euchre was given by Mrs
Charles Carver, of Philadelphia. At
which the winners of the prizes Were
Mrs. Bispham, of Annapolis. wife o.
Lieutenant Bispham. L. s NJ Miss
Craven, of New York, sister Of Lieut..
Tinsley Craven. L. s N: Miss Winn,
Of Norfolk, and William G. Noting, of
Baltimore.
Another small but delightful card
party Of the week was that given on
Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs.
Charles T. Leoniess, Of Baltimore. The
winners of the prizes were Mrs W c.
Fox, of Washington. and Mrs. William
G. Noting. of Baltimore the latter a
niece of Justice CIabaugh. At the con-
elusion of the games an informal sup
per was served, to which a number Of
additional guests were invited.
On Sunday, services were held in Ca
pom Chapel In the morning and after
noon by the Rev NYiIliamm Haywood, of
Philadelphia. who also held an impress
stye service at the chapel in the evening
for the coIored employees Of The springs
which was largely attended
At the hote the same evening the first
of a series OF Sunday concerts, arranged
by Mrs Margaret G. Dickinson, of
Washington. was given in the ball
room to an appreciative audience.
Mrs. Hannis Taylor. of Washington.
wife OF De Hannis Taylor. mead OF the
department of International law. ct
Columbian University. and former min
lister to Spain, is now at Capon with her
daughters. Miss Taylor and Miss Han
ma Willard Taylor and ker sons. Hannis
jr.. and Alfred R. Taylor. The Misses
TAYLOR are both very handsome bru-
AL ; nrs=f 1sff
rnired young girls at the Springs.
Mrs Lueien Dawson, Of Leesburg. Va,
and her attractive daughter. Miss Fan
ME Dawson, are at Capon for the month
of August. The engag cement of Miss
Dawson TO William Metzgee, a rising
young lawyer OF Leesburg. has been an
nounced
\. b. Gwarthmey. of New York. well
known in sporting circles as the owner
of several celebrated race horses is q
recent arrival with Mrs. Gwarthmey. az
Capon. having come on to join the broth
er and sister-in-law of the latter. Mr..
and Mrs. McDairmid. Of Fayetteville,
n. c.
Mrs. Danske Dandridge of Shep-
herdstown, W. Va. the WeIl-kRown
poetess, is now at Capon. Mrs. Dand-
ridge is a daughter of the late Hon.
Henry Bedinger, for a number Of years
minister to Denmark. With her are her
charming young niece, Miss Evelina
Bedinger, of The Anchorage" Ken
lucky; Judge Dan B. Lucas. of Charles
Town. the prominent West Virgins
jurist: Mrs. Lucas. and Miss Virginia
Lucas.
One Of the most popular beaus al
Capon this season is Paul Maekall. OF
Washington. who has recently joined his
mother Mrs. Z. F. Mackall. here for 3
months vacation.
A very popular member of the young
er married set is Mrs. Richard l.. Cook,
of Washington, who. besides her attrac-
tons OF person ana manner, possesses a
beautiful conraIto voice, which is great
ly admired.
Two other charming young married
people from Washington wi9e are much
sought after here are Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Corusi while Mr.. and Mrs.
Carusf. sr.. are equally the central
figures Of one of the most cultivated and
delightful OF the older lotteries at the
springs.
Among the more recent arrivals or the
week are Mrs. LomaX Green, Mrs.
Charles j. Smith, Warrenton. Va; Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Moore. jr., the Misses
Moore, Sandy Spring. Md; Mrs Thomas
H German. MISS T. /. Crawford, and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Melee, of Washing