The Washington times., 1906-09-26
JUSTICE N'KENNA
BACK IN CAPITAL
He and Mrs. McKenna Have
Been at Atlantic
City.
WILL GIVE UP RESIDENCE
They Expect to Take Apartments in
the Connecticut For the Win
ter Months.

Associate JlsHce Of the Supreme
Court. and Mrs McKenna have re-
turned 30 their home in Rhode Island
avenue, after spending the latter part
of the summer at Atlanric City, and
other resorts Mrs. McKenna has en-
tirely recovered from the sprain to her
ankle. which she sustained In June.
and is in better health than when she
left the city. Justice McKenna has
engaged an apartment at the Connecti-
cut for the winter. and he and Mrs.
McKenna win leave their present resi-
dence about the first Of November
Ex-senator and Mrs John B. Hender-
son have returned TO Washington and
opened Boundary Castle for the season.
They spent the summer in their cottage
lat Bar Harb0r The beautiful new house
on Sixteenth street just above the Hen
deTsOn home and built by Mrs Hender-
son, supposedly for her son and daugh-
ter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Hen
ders0n. jr., is offered for sale or rent,
and it, is supposed that young Mr. Hem
ders0n and his wife viii still live on their
beautiful country place IN Virginia. They
are both ardentIy foud Of country life,
and have established aU ideal home,
which overlooks the Potomac and sur
rounding country.
The Admiral Of the Navy and Mrs.
Dewey returned 20 Washington last
week from Richneld Springs. n. Y. ana
are again familiar figures on the beau
tiful walks and driveways OF the Capt.
tai The Admiral drives one OF the
natuest turn0uts I'm town. a high. sub
stantial. cart. and a splendid pair Of
horses. He sits upon the high seat. and
wears a stunning broad-sh0uldered driv-
Ing coat of gray and "a gray hat and
gloves Yesterday the Admiral drove
out with Mrs. Dewey, who also wore a
gray gown, hat. shoes, and gloves and
carried gray parasoL Mrs Dewey is
again looking in excellent health and
spirits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page ex-
pect 10 spend the coming winter IN their
residence on r street, and Will come
here late in the fall from Mrs. Page S
estate. Rock Ledge. York Harbor. Me
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
viii close their Newport season satur-
day and viii go 20 their home I'm New
York. They expect TO spend the great
er part OF the coming winter in cruising
IN foreign waters. using their yacht
The North Star. for The purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIpheus Il. SNOW have
returned To Washington for the fall
and winter, and have opened their resi-
dence, zn8 Massachusetts avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. John A. Aspinwau for
the marriage or tHefr daughter. Miss
Anna Brecz AspinWau TO Lieut. George
Blanchard Comfy, Third Regiment, u.
:. Cavalry The ceremony viii be per
formed Tuesday, October 16, at high
noon at 81. Thomas Episcopal Church,
which was organized and founded by
DT. Aspinwau A wedding breakfast in
the home of the brides parents on bu-
pont circle viii follow the church cere-
mony.
A meeting of the Pocahontas Nemor-
ial Association viii be held at the Eb-
bitt House Thursday afternoon. Sep
tember D. AT 4.30 o'clock Business OF
great Importance viii be transacted and
members are requested 90 be present
Mrs. Viola Kuhner. of Muncie. Ind. is
the guest for a week of Mrs. a. i. Col
iil0. llli Is street northeast -diSr ENAll-
ner Is the Indiana delegate 20 the an
nUal convention of the Daughters of
America, which meets at Trenton, ~. j.
next Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. hampton have just
returned to their home 20l6 Wyoming
avenue. after d summer spent at Lake
Sunapee n. II. Mr.. hampton bought q
thirty-acre tract of land while there
which is situated on Lake kOkomiccO.
about six miles from Lake Sunapee
where the late Secretary OF State and
Mrs John Hay established their sum-
meT home. and where a number Of
Washington people are now living. Mr.
LamptOn VIII build him a bungalow
there during the winter and next spring
and will make IL a permanent summer
home
Miss Wnhemina Grove. whose home
is on the Tenleyt0wn road, was mar
ried yesterday afternoon to Francis
Carroll Mattingly. of this city. the Rev.
Dr. William Alexander, officiating. At
ter a visit 10 Boston. Mr.. and Mrs
Mattingly viii be at home at the Cecil
Mr. and Mrs Henry Franc have re-
turned from Atlantic City, and are at
their home on Fifth street.
Miss Irene Einstein has returned to
the city. after spending the summer
travelling abroad.
Miss Mae f. V. Harris spent part Of
this week In Baltimore, with friends.
The friends in this city will regret very
much the departure of Mrs. Otto e
WeOTner and son, on Monday next, for
is now stationed. Mrs. Weorner viii be
an home 10 her friends SUNDAY evening