Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-20
9nE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MusIcALEs TO ENTERTAIN SO
cIETY AT NEWPORT.
Mrs. Shaw and the Misses Shaw Back
From Europe-Wil 60
to Maine.

WouS ne summer IeSiQSIllS dHu tuSi
guests turned out en- masse to attend the
musicale, at which Gustave BoIde. the
tenor, sang q program of classical selec-
tons. Mrs. Wells was assisted by her
daughter. Mrs. Harry T. Peters, in receiv-
Ing her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur I. Burden, formerly
Miss Cynthia Roche. who arrived from Eu-
rope Saturday. Will make round of visits
among the summer residents at Newport
during the next four weeks.
With the close OF the polo season at the
Point Judith Country Club at Narragansett
Pier, interest centers in the Forthcoming
horse show, which opens at the Country
Club on Thursday. Among those who have
entered for the show are the following in
the Newport contingent: Alfred G. Wander
bilt. Misses Irene and Mildred Sherman,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs William Watts
Sherman; Mrs ]. De Forest Danieison, Paul
Rainey and the Messrs. Coogan.
Mr.. Clifford Pinchot. who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Alan Johnston, in Dem
mark, where Mr.. Johnston is connected
with the British embassy, will return to
this country this week on the Caronla.
Much apprehension is felt in Washington
society over the possible transfer to Lon
don of the Italian ambassador to this coun-
try. When the ambassador Joined Baroness
des Planches in Italy last autumn he was
far from well, ana it Is possible his ply
sicians feared this climate did not suit him.
Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw and the Misses
Shaw, who arrived in this country Saturday
from Europe, are at the Arlington. where,
after spending the week, they will go to
the coast of Maine for the remainder of the
summer. The Misses Shaw have been
mother in May. Mrs. Shaw spent very
delightful summer, and returned completely
rested after the activity Of the past season
in Washington.
Admiral and Mrs. Schiey, who are spend
ing the summer at Lake George, pass their
time making short visits to neighDoring re-
sorts. One day last week the Admiral and
Mrs Schley took trip to Lake Luzerne,
where they were enthusiastically received
by their Washington friends who are spend
Ing the summer there.
Miss Mabel w. Perkins and Miss Edna
C. Dietrich have returned from a visit to
friends at Liverpool.
Mr. and Mrs. William Orme have returned
from their wedding trip and are stopping at
Valley View, Brightwood avenue northwest.
where they will be Pleased to see their
friends. -.-.
Miss Eleanor Miller is spending her vaca-
ton at Lake George, N. Y.
Misc Emma M. B. Somers Of this city
is spending her vacation among relatives
She will divide her time between New Lon
don, Boston and Plainfield, N. J.
DR.. Jesse H. Rambsburgh and family
have returned from their summer outing in
the mountains Of Maryland and West Vir-
GINA.
Mrs J. 4. Gardner and her little son Will
yer are the guests Of Miss Elsie Rhine OF
Clifton Park. Md.
Mrs. z. Taylor Hunt of 1925 street north
west, who chaperoned party Of young
people to Colonial Beach, Cedar Croft cot
tage, for a two weeks visit, has returned
to her home. Those in the party were Miss
Mary Hunt, Miss A. Estelle Hunt. Miss
Lillian s. Stutz and Messrs. Clyde Wrenn
and Frederick Garges.
Miss Mollie Virginia Bolts, who has been
staying at Maple Grove. Vienna, Va, left
Saturday for Atlantic City.
Mrs BENJAMIN B. F. Graves of 1873 U
street northwest. has gone to New YORK
state, where she will spend several weeks
in the Catskills, returning by way of AS
bury Park
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Marks and Mr.. and
Mrs A. T. Marks are at Atlantic City.
Miss Viola B. Barber of Washington and
quietly married Tuesday August IA, and
were given a reception at the h(me OF the
brides mother, Mrs. F. c. Barber, 1O2
street southeast. After-the festivities Mr..
and Mrs Reus left amid a shower of rice
and good wishes for Baltimore, their future
home. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs S. w. Henry and children. Mrs. F. Z:
Barber. Mr.. and Mrs. Gwinn Barper ana
son. Ernest; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Rich
ards and daughter. Margaret; Mr.. William
and Miss Bessie Barber Miss Lou Barber,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pollard, Miss Maud
Bowles, Miss Lillian Hinkle and Mr.. Henry
Hansford.
Miss NJ Louise Wimsatt and Miss Eleanor
johnson have gone to Limair, Luray, Va,
for the benefit Of Miss Johnson's health.
Miss Grace McCausland of 1902 Maryland
avenue northeast has returned home from
an extended trip to Philadelphia, New York
and Round Hill, Va.
A quiet wedding was solemnized Saturday
afternoon when Miss Irene Conner and Mr..
Rev Alex. Bielaski at the pastors resi-
dence Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Kendall left for Z short trip, and
will be at home to their friends after Sep
TENDER / at SOC 18th street northwest.
Mrs. VIM. Mothersead and daughter Ma
bel have gone for a few weeks outing to
Hotel st. George, st. Georges Island Nd
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mothersead are spend
ing the month of August at Hotel st.
George, at st. Georges Island, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo c. Brooks, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Chris GLEN of East Cap
itol street, have been making an extended
auto trip through the country. going first
to Atlantic City by the way of Baltimore,
York, Pa; Lancaster, Pa, and Philadelphia.
There they spent two or three weeks and
left for New York by the way of Lake
wood. Asbury Park and Long Branch. They
are homeward bound and are scheduled to
reach Washington Thursday morning. Mr..
Brooks Is quite an autoist, being an active
member of the Automobile Club of this city
and reports that he will have many views
to show his friends taken with his camera
while touring the country.
The following Washingtonians are late ar
rivals at LinganOre Hills Inn:
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan E. Walker and family,
Miss Beatrice c. Petty, Mr.. Thomas E.
Petty, Mr.. H. B. Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
r. Nichols Mr.. Gerald H. Warthen, Mr..
Hendricks. Mrs. ]. c. Clark and family,
Mrs. Oliver McIlhenny, Miss Katherine v.
McIlhenny. Miss Elizabeth s. McIlhenny,
Master Oliver r. M. Ilhenny, Misses Cor
bett and E. M. Brown.