The Washington times., 1905-08-09
LEAVE TOWN FOR
LONG VACATION
C0rtelyOu and Family Start
ed Today.
GO TO HEMPSTEAD, |. |.
Vice President a1d Mrs. Fairbanks
Spent an Attractive Day at
Bar Harbor.

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The Vice President ard Mrs. Fair
banks enjoyed an attractive day at Bar
Harbor yesterday. Mr. Fairbanks went
IN the forenoon TO pay Il visit to Cap
tain Co%ies on the Missouri, and in the
afternoon, both the Vice President and
Mrs Fairbanks went for a drive, later
going to dinner as The guests of Gen.
and Mrs, EdWard Merrill, Of Philadel-
phia
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand enters
quite into the local life Of Lenox, and
today Is the guest of Robb de P. Tytus,
presidents of the Berkshire Historical
Society. He viii attend the unveiling
or the new library and viii go with Mr..
Iytus on the usual outing of the So
ciety. Lady Durand has sufficiently
recovered her health to accompany the
ambassador.
Secretary Bonaparte leaves Lenox to-
day for Washington Mrs Bonaparte
VIII remain at the Aspinwau for the
summer The Secretary took time to
call upon Mrs. Newman X. Perry, widow
of Ensign Perry, of the gunboat Ben
nington. who lives in Stockbridge
Representative and Mrs. Henry Kirk
Porter. OF Pittsburg, who have made
their home in Washington for several
seasons past at the old Don Cameron
house on Lafayette square. are enter
tanning delightfully."- at Bar Harbor.
Their dinner at the Malvern last even
ing was in compliment TO Gen. Horace G.
Porter. of New York, besides whom they
entertained DR.. and Mrs. s. Weir Mitch
ell, Gen. and Mrs. Edward Ripley, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris X. Jesup. Mrs. Hobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabbri and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert n. Sears.
Many of the younger society people
OF Bar Harbor visited the battleship
Maine yesterday afternoon, where the
officers gave an informal dance for Mrs.
Harry sewaT. daughter Of Rear Admiral
Evans.
Mrs. J. Donaldson Cameron. who viii
oren the old Cameron house on Lafa-
yette square for some lively entertaining
next season in honor OF her debutante
daughter. gave a luncheon al Newport
yesterday.
Major General and Mrs. Gillespie. who
sailed for Europe July 4. are now at the
Victoria Hotel. Hamburg. Among other
Americans who are temporarily stop
ping in Europe is Mrs. Frederick w.
Mckee. who is in Paris.
Among the Washington people IN New
York today are L NJ Murphey. Miss
Major. J. s. Boxer, and L. P Hall
Baron schIippinbach, the Russian
consul at Chicago, whose frequent visits
TO the Russian embassy here, as the
guest OF Count Cassini, the former am
! bassador, made him well known IN SO
cietv. is now at Narragansett PIER.
! where he finds Il large contingent OF
/ Washington society people.
Henry 0. Towles, jr-, OF the United
States Express Company, Treasury De
partnent. IS spending his vacation at
Pine Orchard, Conn
Miss Eula Henderson, of F'redericks-
burg Va is visiting relatives at SI4 II
street northwest
DR. Jesse p. Schafhirt has returned
/ from the National Dental Convention
! which was held in Buffalo
| Miss Mile Oettinger. Of West Wash
/ ington, has gone To Atlantic city Tor
+ the remainder OF the season
| cant. John Z. Bailey, of the steamer
Macaiester. spent Sunday at Atlantic
/ city.
! Public-spirited Mrs Clarence Mackay.
/ Of New York society. is now a full~
/ Aedged school trustee. q position She
( 1ufcn coveted that she might introduce
several reforms and innovations So far
| She has gotten the consent of other
! trustees Of the ROslyn, /. l.. school To
/ snread =; uoou-day luncheon for the
! children at ner expense and TO furnish
! a meeting and lounging room for The
/ teachers. In fact. Mrs Mackay VIII
/ when II comes to spending her own
| money.
BYRON Dornally. Of this civ. was ring
/ bearer al the wedding Of Miss Martha
! Roweua Richardson and Charles VII
/ liam Johnson. which took place at
! Haze dc Grace. Nd. yesterday after
! noon.