Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-20
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
LoNGWoRTHS MAKE AN AUTO
TRIP TO BAYREUTH-
Receptions and Dinners Mt Newport
and Lenox-Yachting on
the North Coast.

Before taking the orient express to Con-
stantinope tomorrow, Representative and
Mrs. Longworth are spending yesterday
and today at Bayreuth. From Paris to Bay
reuth the trip was made IN an automobile
Points of interest were visited at Rheims.
Luxembourg and Baden Baden. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Carroll of Paris and New
\ ork were of the party.
Ambassador Mccormick, who has been
their host In Paris. will san for the United
States tomorrow.
Rear Admiral aad Mrs. Joseph B. Cogh-
Ian gave reception yesterday afternoon
| IN the commandments dwelling in the New
YORK navy yard, for Admiral Bone de La
| feyvere and the officers in the French
/ squadron now anchored in the North
river. The occasion was a brilliant gath
ering OF navy and army officers and other
official digntaries, and partook of the ma
ture OF all international entertainment.
The British amba ssador and Lady Henry
Mortimer Durand were entertained at din
ner last evening at Lenox by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thatcher NJ. Adams.
NJ. Henri Des Planches, charge daraires
or the French embassy, has taken the Dring
cottage at Newport on Dresser street for
the summer
Austria Hungary, and the Baroness Hen
gelmuler were guests of Mr. and Mrs Cor
neilus Vanderbilt, jr.. at dinner Friday
evening on their yacht North Star.
The Rev, Thomas S Lee. pastor Of ST.
Matthews Church, is at Atlantic City.
According to dispatch from Cheyenne
Wyo., last night. announcement is made
that Miss Laura Clark, eldest daughter of
united states Senator c. d. Clark, will
wed Charles P. Blythe at Evanston, Wyo..
on August s. MFR. Blythe is wholesale
grocer of Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Eric B. Dahlgren entertained at a
luncheon at Rocklawn at Lenox this after
noon for her guest, Mrs. Josiah Pierce of
Washington
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Birney of Washington.
who have taken Maydown. the country es-
tate and mansion of the late Gen. Getty
at Forest Glen. Md, gave a german at the
house Wednesday night in honor of their
youngest daughter, Miss Catharine Birney.
The house was decorated with greens and
daisies and the verandas and lawns with
Japanese lanterns. The german was led by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Gantz of Balti-
more, VINO are staying at Forest Glen for the
summer. The guests included all the young
e. set among the summer colony at Forest
Glen, Woodside and Lynden, including sew
eral from Baltimore and Washington
Miss Rena Valentine of Baltimore is be-
ing entertained by friends in Washington
and at Glendale Prince George county.
Mrs. N T. Harries and children are at the
Colonial, Ocean City, Md
Miss Lippincott of Washington is a guest
at the Stafford. Baltimore.
Mrs. J. o. Williamson of Baltimore is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs C. A. Bates, with the Misses
Bates. will leave tomorrow for Northport.
Me. They will not return to Washington
until September.
The Bolivian minister and Nine CaIderon,
with Miss Calderon, left yesterday for AS
bury Pack.
Capt and Mrs Bryan are at the Aurora
House. Aurora, w. Va, where they expect
to remain through September.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Bean have re-
turned from an extensive trip through the
middle west. They visited friends in st.
Louis.
A reception was given last evening by
the Sara Franklin Chapter. D. A. r., in
honor Of Miss Emma A Bourcier, a niece
Of Mrs. c. B. Merwin, regent of the chap
ter.
Miss Bourcier is from New Orleans and is
staying a few weeks in Washington as the
guest of Mrs. Merwin.
The parlors of the Savoy, where the af-
fair was held, were artistically decorated
with lidSs, pdiHS dilu great punches OF car
nations, and former citizens of the Junior
Republic. led by AL Sharp, late superinten-
dent, furnished the music.
Among the well-known persons present
were Judge De Lacy, Mrs. Mulcare Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Logan Dr. Rufus Choate.
Mr. and Mrs. Harbaugh, Mrs Mary Lock-
wood. Miss Lockwood, Mrs. Miller. Mrs.
William Youngblood, Miss Washington.
Adams. Mrs. Cornela Hagan, Mr. and
Mrs. Skinner Mr. and Mrs Zinkhan, Miss
Weyson, Miss Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs
Pitcher. Mrs. Ollie, Miss Elizabeth John
White. Mrs. White. Mrs. Colt, the Misses
Colt, George Jones, Mrs. Mangus Thomp-
son, j. W. Young, George Young Charles
Miller and DR.. Darneile.
Miss Bourcier will return to her home
the beginning of next week
dren, accompanied by a. party OF friends,
have gone up to Aurora w. Va, for an in
definite stay. They are stopping at the Au-
rora House.
DR.; John H. Cooper, brother in law of NJ
T. Key, with his wife and daughter are
west.
Mrs. Mason Manghum, with a party of
young ladies, is spending her summer vaca-
ton In the mountains of West Virginia.
Miss Brest and Miss Mary Riley are with
jolly party at Harper's Ferry.
DR.. Robert Reyburn accompanied by his
daughters, the Misses Laura Virginia and
Eugenia, sailed from New York July 10 for
an extensive tour through the south fnclud-
ing Cuba. Mexico and various other points
OF interest.
Mrs. R. ". Houston and son Sam are
stopping at the kaufman House, Round
Hill, Va, for the season
Mrs. John Hampton of 18th street north
west has gone to Marshall. Fauquier
county. to join her little daughter Julia.
DR.. John Lee Allison, pastor of Gunton
|, Temple Church, has gone to Wytheville
Va. for a six weeks vacation with his
family.
Miss Josephine Brent Merrick of Wash
ington, and Mr.. Hewitt Lea Wells of De-
troit, were married at st. Pauls Thursday,
July 10, by Rev. James Mackin Immedi-
ately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells left Washington for a short sea trip.