The Washington times., 1906-07-29
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HOUSE curing the Administration OF fief
uncle, that Mrs. Heidi first met hei
husband, but II was not until later.
when In the picturesque village OF Jolo'
Philippine Islands. that the romance
really began. Miss Mckinley was visit.
ing her brother. and was thrown often
into the company OF his chum. Captain
HEIDI had two years to serve In tho
islands. but before the Presidents niece
returned 10 the United States she had
promised 10 wait for him.
Mrs. Hunter Dulaney IS spending the
summer at Warrentown. Va. and Mr..
Dulaney joins her there every Saturday.
Miss Polly Randall has gone TO York
Harbor, Ne, where the Thomas Nelson
Pages. the Robert Fitch Shepards. Miss
Elizabeth Bliss and Miss Russell. Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Lequer, Maj. Gen.
Randolph and others, are spending a
lively summer.
Miss Marcia Butler Joined the Wash
ingtou contingent at York Harbor last
week She is fond Of canoeing. boating.
and such other sports as are popular
there.
Senator and Mrs. John c. Spooner'
who left Washington for their home IN
Wisconsin shortly after the close OF
Congress. have again returned East ana
are now delightfully."- situated Tor the
summer at. their secluded taFIn near
Connecticut Lake. one or the most at
tractive parts Of the White Mountains
a not far distant neighbor of Senator
and Mrs. spooner Is eX-President
Grover Cleveland. who with his family
IS occupying his estate al Sandwich,
y. H. The Clevelands have made many
improvements in the place since they
bought IL a few seasons ago. and are
now interesting themselves in the good
roads proposition. They have q number
OF new horses this summer. which are
especially adapted 20 mountain use. and
Ar and Mrs. Cleveland may be met al
most any morning making their slow
journey over the mountain roads with
their children with them.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger has closed
her Washington house. and. from a
short visit in New York. has gone TO
Join friends at the Isles OF Shoals.
Later she will 20 10 her own island near
Alexandra Bay.
Mrs. Walter Campbell Hibbs has left
Washington for New York. where she
viii make a three weeks visit and upon
her return here. will occupy her new
home at 1915 Newton street.
AIRS. James Mcmillan and her daugh-
ter Miss Amy Mcmillan. who are now
at their summer estate Eagle Head,
Manchester, will sail for Europe about
August Is. and will remain abroad until
about ;he middle of August when they
VIII come 10 their Washington house.
Airs AIcAlnians son. William c. McMil-
Ian and family viii spend part of August
Ct Eagle Head
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Lockwood have
taken the Calvin Sampson cottage on
Summer street, Manchester. for the sea-
son and are now comfortably located
there
Miss Isabel May, who has been much
with the Reginald VanderblJs in Lon
don of Iate-8Iiss Nav was one OF their
uridesmaidS-bid farewell 20 them in
London a week or more ago, but Will
join them in an automobile tour on the
continent
Miss Yvonne Shepard. who is taking a
leading part in the social life at Lenox
this summer, being the guest Of Miss
Allied Schenck at Valley Head, Is with
Miss Josephine Duraud, slaughter OF the
British ambassador. Is a leader on the
tennis courts.
Tennis is much more popular than golf
ct Lenox this summer, and Miss Shepard
is considered one OF the best players at
the LenOx Club.
Miss Elizabeth Mexican, who has been
i'll at her home on Seventeenth street
northwest. has entirely recovered and
IS able 10 be out again. mucA 10 the
qualification Of her host Of friends. The
- Mexican mansion, located just opposite
the State. War and Navy Departments,
Is one of Washington's historic private
centres. within whose walls distinguished
statesmen Of the early colonial fame
+ have been entertained with all the hos
B pitaHry and elegance for which our fore
fathers were noted. and today the three
sisters Mexican represent the true So
Gal element which has ever been TIA
pride and glory Of the capital.
Miss Lillian Corbin. favorlte niece OF
General C1rbln, L. 5. Army. will make
her debut on The professional stage on
Aust az the Academy OF Music. in
New York city. as Mrs. Ogden. the
buIE society ndlEon III Inc VIZ
E.nIau" Miss Corbin has had expert
ence il amateur theatricals In Washing
ton.
John Milton GitIeTmau. Will sail from
New York Wednesday on the Brarden-
berg, for Bremen. He viii go 10 Nh
mich and through Austria gathering sta
ustiCS. and Will make a trip through
ItvaCia and Switzerland.
Licien Aemminger has left Washing
ton for New York, where he will take a
Boat Or the Main Steamship line for
Portland. During his absence from tie
City lac viii visit Old Orchard. York
lierboE and other resorts.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Is staying
en- Bailey Island, Ne, and will be
che guest OF honor al a luncheon given
next week a. Rverton Park
Washington people at Bailey Island
are Miss Flora King. Miss Henrietta
King. and Mrs. HofTman-Nay.
Capt and 3Irs. ". s. Nelly. who were
married ia this city at the home OF the
1@rrsr-s uarenrs former T~uffe1 S,...-