The Washington times., 1906-09-17
MANY LUNCHEON PARTIES
Mrs Reginald De KOven Among Recent
Arrivals and Mrs. George Howard
One Of Prominent Guests.

there imbibes from the very atmosphere
/ Itself
Everybody went to church yesterday
morning, and after that everybody gave
/ a luncheon or was a guest at one-no-
body dined alone. Mrs. Reginald De
koven has kept up her custom, estab-
lished years ago. of always spending
the faIl at the Hot Springs. She arrived
there yesterday.
Last night there was a beautiful show
of jewels and clothes at the hotel. Mrs.
George Howard appearing stylish and
attractive in a gown of point d'esprit
over pale blue. with blue hat 20 match
and big pearl earrings.
Quincy Adams Shaw. jr.. Of Boston.
who is now over at the Virginia Hot
Springs on his honeymoon. has started
quite new fad there. which is con
ducive to much merrimenL and fun
making. lie has bought and rides
mule. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw gave a
/ luncheon at the Oaks yesterday after
church and he rode his humble steed
with great success. None OF the other
visitors there have tried il yet. but
Mr.. Shaw assures them that for ease.
comfort, and endurance, there is nothing
TO compare with his old Virginia ami
NAL
DIT II. J.. Crosson. Of l746 N street
northwest, has returned 10 the city.
Mrs. Bryant and Miss Katherine
Bryant who have been in Atlantic City
and West Virginia foI the past three
months. have returned and opened their
apartment AT the Cairo.
Gen; William Birney has returned to
Z MS home, 1915 Iwenty-second street
northwest from Silver Springs, Nd.
The marriage Of Miss Grace NJ. Walt
CTS 90 Beverly II. Puliiam was ceIc-
braIed at the home OF the bride $40 !.
street northwest, Saturday, September
j.. AT o'clock. The brides wedding
dress was OF Paris muslin. trimmed in
lace ana medalliuns, and she carried
shower bouquet of Bride roses and
ferns. She was attended by her sister
Mrs. r. NJ Woodward, as Iaatrou Of
honor. and her brother. N C.. Walters.
attended the bridegroom as best man.
after holding small reception Mr.. and
Mrs, Fuiliam left for their future home
IN RerryEille. Va. Tie brides going
away costume was blue taueta, worn
with gray and blue walking hat a
delightful feature OF this wedding was
that the bride arranged IL as eel bra
ton OF her mo hers birthday
Miss Bessie oliver. daughter Of Assist
ant Secretary of War and Mrs. Robert
Shaw oliver viii bee the guest this week
OF Miss Josephine Duraud, daughter Of
the British Ambassador and Lady
Durand. al Deepdene, LenoX.
The Berkshire Hunt is preparing for
q run for a real live fox. over in the
ITyugham valley, and Mr. and Mrs
Robb DEP. Tytus Will close the exciting
event with a luncheon
Hon. Ronald c. Lindsay. Of the British
embassy, and A. de PuTy. OF the Swiss
legation. We're among the guests at the
beautiful luncheon given at LenoX yes
terday by MT. and Mrs. David Lydig.
Mrs. Blair Fairchud of New York.
who spends her summers al Newport
VIII probably be a winter resident here.
She at least COutempiates spending the
first two weeks of October In Wash
ington after which she viii sail for
Europe. for short time.
Miss Elizabeth RidgeIy Hunt. daugh-
ter of Judge William II Hunt. of the
United States district court OF Montana,
formerly governor general Of Porto Rico.
VIII be married to George w. Tn0mp-
son. Of New York. tomorrow in Helena.
Mr.. Thompson is son Of Nj and
Mrs. ". Prall Thompson, of New York.
lie was graduated from Harvard in
Is, and his ushers and best man viii
include several classmates. Emanuel
Roberts Marvin will act as best man.
and the ushers chosen are John Il.
BriCe, Harry MarkCe, ir., Hamilton
Fish Ben jamin +. Hubert LitchfieId.
W. Sloan Simpson. Arthur Noble Rice
W Henry Hunt, jr.. and Parke GUSTS
Upshur.
Miss Edith Wetmore VIII make one Of
the party % accompany Col. and Mrs.
c. L. l. Robinson on their trip around
the world. Miss Wetmore started for
New York from Newport on Saturday
10 prepare for the journey
Congressman and Mrs. J. Van VeChten
OlCOtU are the guests of MI. and AITs.
Charles F. Hoffman, at Newport.
The steam yacht North star has sailed
from Newport for New York. taking the
two sons of Lady Herbert. They Will
sail for England on Tuesday
Mr. ana Mrs. B. Nordlinger and Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac =. Nordlinger and fam
lily are occupying their home. in West
Washing1oa. again after spending the
summer az Falls Church, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Suasbcrser. Of
Rhode Island avenue, are in Grand
Rapids. Mich. for a. short stay.
Mrs. Edward Kohner and daughter,
Miss Katherine KOhneT, and maid have
returned 20 the city after spending the
past TWO weeks IN Baltimore with reld-
tives.
Cassin Gladmou. Of Twenty-Afth
street he's returned 10 the city after
spending tho summer at Colonial Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry J. Goodman and
family have returned to the city after
spending the summer al Falls Church,
Va.
Mise r-ra5a Tgpf7tst,,,.,- md NF-s r-ar
ME X. Levi are spending a few days at
Norfolk, Ocean View. and Old Point
Comfort. Va
Joseph Baruch has returned 20 the city
after spending a month with relatives
in Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Aliue Sol0mons is spending the
month of September at Cottage City.
Mass.
David Eiseman has returned to the
city after a trip 10 Europe.