The Washington times., 1906-08-19

women. most OF them from New York.
/ Miss Cannon inherits her love of cards
| from her father the Speaker. and is
said to lead him merry chase at the
old-fashioned game Of poker.
| Miss Grace Harrison. daughter OF Mrs.
| W. H Harrison, OF Minneapolis. who
was one Of Washington's most attrac-
| tive school girls through several sea-
| sons, is engaged TO Allen II. Morris, a
nephew Of the late President BENJAMIN
! Harrison. ana a prominent clubman OF
| Minneapolis. Their wedding will prob
| ably be arranged for next winter.
Mrs. Henry Greene Cole. the wife Of
| Capt Greene Cole. L. S. A. who divides
/ her time between Washington ana New
/ York. is now the guest of her uncle,
/ Representative Loren Fletcher, at Min
/ neapolis, and is being constantly enter
/ talned At luncheon and dinner parties.
| She was introduced 20 Washington Of
hcial society by her uncle.
| Capt Guy V. Henry is at Jefferson in
| the White Mountains spending few
! days with his mother. After a short
/ visit at General divers. Assistant Sec
retary of War, at Murray Bay, Captain
| Henry will sail for France, sent by the
| War Department TO take a course of
( one year at the French Cavalry School
at Saumur. near Paris.
Miss Marjorie Hobbs. daughter of Pay
/ Inspector ]. Goodwin Hobbs. L. s. n,
/ l.. D. ID
I Miss Olga Converse, daughter of Ad-
miral George A. Converse. L. S. \.
! Secretary OF the Navy Bonaparte. who
/ is now at Lenox. Mass. where his fam
| ily is spending the summer. VIII join
/ the President at Oyster Bay to witness
/ the review Of the Atlantic fleet from the
MayfOWer. He expects 10 be absent
| from Washington about three weeks.
Among the unusually large number OF
/ Washington people who have recently
| stopped at the Mt. Pleasant, in the Bret
/ ton Woods, \. II. are NJ. W. StackpOle
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brodle and
Miss Barbara Brodie
Rear Admiral Richard Inch, L. s, N.
/ retired, and Mrs, S. Whitney Kennedy
mere married on July 3, by the Rev.
/ Father 2. h. MacCorry. Of ST. Cath
arine's Church, New York city.
/ Maj. William ". Gibson, Z. s. A.
military attache 10 the American en-
i bassy al 81. Petersburg. has been in
I vited By the Car 10 attend the Russian
army maneuvers az Krasnoye-Selo-
]
! Ambassador and Mrs. Robert S. Nc
/ Cormick have been paying Chicago. their
/ old home, a visit They arrived several
/ weeks ago to remain through this week
! The ambassadors trip was made prin-
1 cipaly for business reasons. and com
/ ing as 1t did IN the summer, was much
I regretted by the many friends Of both
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick, many Of
whom are now at their country seats.
/ The beautiful residence OF their son and
( his wife, 0Ir. and Mrs Medin MCCoT-
{ mick, on the Drive was slven over 70
/ Amba ssad0r and Mrs. Mccormick. the
1 young MCCOrmiCks being at Lake Forest
/ for the summer The CitS site suits
/ Mrs. Mccormick admirably. as she has
/ been able 10 make many points from 1t
/ that lie far from Lake Forest That
/ village has seen much of her, however.
during her visit, and many Of her old
/ time acuuaintances have been renew ed
/ there. u is possible that the McCor-
micks may sail again for Europe on
| August p.
Admiral Upshur. retired. and Mrs Up
shur OF Washington, D. C., who have
/ been making visits at Narragansett Pie-
and Newport for several weeks, have
gone TO Edgehil, Nahant. for month.
Mrs. Robley D. Evans. wife Of Rear
Admiral Evans. left her husband and
his feet at Turks Head Inn, Rockport,
where a handsome dance was given In
their honor. and will spend the rest Of
the summer with her daughter. Mrs.
Harold sewan. at her cottage. Arcadia,
Bar Harbor.
There is quite an Army and Navy col
ony at Ogunquit, Me Coz R S. Grif-
fen. L. 5. n. and family are al the
Hlghrock for the month OF August.
Lieut.. Com. Thomas Snowden. L. S. ~
and Mrs. Snowden were at the same
/ place during the month of July. Brig.
I Gen. Samuel Ovenshine. L. 5. a, re-
! tired. and family are spending the sum-
/ mer at the Highrock. Brig. Gen. Alfred
I
are at the OntaI >. where they are
/ spending the summer.
Gen. Clarence r. Edwards. L. S. A,
who IS at Fort Bayard, \. NJ, being
/ treated for a serious affection Of the
/ throat. has so far yielded 10 treatment
that II Is thought he will be able TO re-
/ turn 10 his duties at the War Depart
ment by November I. Mrs. Edwards
/ is Is usual, at the Curtis Hotel, LenoN,
where she is entertaining considerably.
Col r. D. Potts, of the Artillery
| Corps, recently assigned TO duty on the
general staff. reached Washington We'd
| nesday to take charge of the military
I information division. He and Mrs. Potts
were considerably entertained at Fort
| Monroe before coming here, and are now
making their home at the Chevy Chase
/ Inn.
| Mrs. Ann Eliza Gridiey, the mother of
/ the late Capt Charles Y. GTidley. L. s.