Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BELMONTS AT HOT SPRINGS AS
CEND THE MOUNTAIN.
Horse Show at Lenox Today Expected
to Be the Greatest Of
the Association.

to Be the Greatest Of
the Association.
| Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H. p. Belmont made
| trip up the mountain at the Hot Springs.
Va, yesterday, and were caught in heavy
| shower, but returned in good spirits, al
though wet. They took rain coats, a pack
| horse with luncheon and feed for the horses.
Mr. and Mrs Belmont rode along the
| mountain trail until they could overlook
| their farm land on the mountain side. The
view from the trail is superb Mr.. and Mrs.
Belmont and party spent six hours on the
trip.
| The tennis tournament attracted many
persons to the club house grounds, and sew
eral riders strolled down there for the tea
in the afternoon. Among those seen were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Livingston Beekman. Miss
Anna sands an 49, Mr.; H. Hayden Sands, Mrs:
Schuyler and Mrs. E. Robbins Walker.
Favorable weather only is needed to make
| To-Day morse show the greatest event In the
| history OF the Lenox Association. There
| have been more entries more parking
places have been sold than in any previ.
| through the Berkshires ,,'.'ae..
Mr.. Samuel Russell entertained the ex-
| ecutive committee and Judges at dinner
| In the Curtis Hotel last evening Among
| those invited were Messrs. Frank K. Stur-
| gis, John e. Alexandra, Eustace Jaques. DR..
| Henry P. Jaques William H. Catlin, Wal
| ter P. Bliss, Samuel Russell, jr, and J. Van
Ness Philip.
Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt was able to
| drive out for short while yesterday. She
| operation and is rapidly regaining her
strength.
Commander J. c. Fremont United States
naval attache at Paris, and Capt. William
s. Guignard, military attache. have arrived
at Gibraltar proceeding to Tangier, to &C
company the American mission to Fez
The minister from Norway and Mme
Christian Hauge, who have spent the sum-
mer In Bar Harbor, have returned to WASH
ington for a short stay to superintend some
| Of the work upon their new home on Sheri-
dan circle. They will sail for Europe to
spend some time in Norway, where Nine.
Hauge will be presented at court She is
a bride Of about two years and was for
| merly Mrs. Frederick Joy OF Kentucky.
Mrs. Maria Fair of 1911 street north
west announces the engagement OF her
daughter Maude to Capt. Henry Clay Law
| renee of Los Angeles Cal The wedding
will take place early in October at the Cali
fornia home OF Miss Fairs relatives, whom
| she has been visiting for some time. Capt.
Lawrence will bring his bride to Washing
ton. the honeymoon being passed at the
home Of Mrs. Fair. ----'
| Mrs. Landis wife of Representative Chas.
B. Lands of Indiana, who recently returned
! to her home in Delphi Ind, after visit
| to Senator and Mrs. Platt Of New York, will
sail for Europe in another month, accom-
panied by her daughter Miss Mary Landls.
! They will spend the winter in Paris, where
| Miss Mary spent the winter several years
| ago. Representative Lands will remain In
| this citv next season. but will Join them
| abroad next summer.
| Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones will pass
most of the autumn az their North Carolina
plantation. They will entertain their init
| mate friends there at a series o. house
parties.
Mrs. William Rhnelander Stewart and
Mr. James H. Smith Of New York were mar
ried yesterday at Newtonmore the resi-
dence of Mr.. Anthony j. .Drexel, the brides
brother-n-law, in 1nverneshire, Scotland.
Among the very few friends present were
the Duke Of Manchester, Mr.. Brinsley FitZ.
| gerald. Lady George cooper Mr.. JACK
Purdy, Mr. and Mrs. Drexel their sons and
daughter. Mr.. Smith was bachelor, and
| is one of the wealthiest men In America.
He inherited some years ago an estate val
| ued at upward of $50, 100000 from his uncle.
George Smith. Mrs. Stewart was before
her marriage to Mr.. Stewart Miss Annie
Armstrong of Baltimore. She was sister
Of Miss Marguerite or Reita; A Innat 9;
| Philadelphia. The two Misses Armstrong
were great beauties and bellies.
Miss Julia Christian. who is a grand
daughter of Gen. Stonewall Jackson. &C
companied by her father, Mr.. william
Christian of Atlanta. Ca. is spending a
Lord and Lady Kelburne have arrived
| from Europe and are in New York for
| few days preparatory to going west Lord
oil &c and heir of the Earl or
Glasgow.
| with Mr.. and Mrs John E. Alexandra at
| Spring Lawn, at Lenox, for ten days, left
yesterday for New York.
Charles slinglufr Of Baltimore and Mr.. and
Mrs. o. G. Sonneck of Washington sailed
Yesterday on the German steamship Fried
| erich der Crosse for Plymouth, Cherbourg
and Bremen.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Westinghouse re-
| turned to Erskin Park last evening from ~
terlaken, N. Y, where they attended the
wedding of Miss Katherine Westinghouse
and Mr.. William Fletcher.
Mr.. H. A. Grant Watson Of the British
embassy and Mrs. Watson have Mr.. Will
liam G. Low of Brooklyn as their guest
at the Hawthorne villa. in the Berkshires.
Mr. and and Mrs. ]. D. Yoakley of 1926
North Capitol street leave today for To-
ronto, Canada, to attend the session of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. o. 0. F. Mrs.
Yoakley will assist in comforting the grand
decoration of chivalry on two Of Its mem
bers from this city. ,es-- -,-
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ensign Stevens will
return to their home in Chevy Chase on
September 10. They will be at home on Sat
urday, September o. at O'Clock, to cele-
brate the tenth anniversary of their we'd
ding, when they will entertain their friends
with a musicale.
G. Nissan Allen of New York has Joined
his parents, Gen. and Mrs. Charles j. Allen,
at their summer home in Edgartown. Mass.
Miss Grace Allen has returned from visits
with friends on the north shore.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday aft
ernoon, September 13, at 5 o'clock at the
residence of the pastor of the Centennial
BAPTIST Church., $50 9th street northeast,
when Miss Minnie Witt 1881 F street north
east, and Mr.. John D. Perry of 4O3 N street
northeast were married by the Rev. A. X.
Wright. The attendants were Mr.. w. H.
Mcconnell and Mrs. White Mr.. and Mrs.
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