Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-05

return nome before October.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Roosevelt of New
York and Paymaster General Harris. United
States navy, with Mrs. Harris. arrived at
the Mathewson at Narragansett Pier Thurs
day for the rest of the season.
Mrs. John Joy Edison jr.. of Washington.
D. c., was the guest of honor at an lnfor-
nal bridge recently in Pittsburg, given by
her mother, Mrs. John G. Bennett of West
minister place, Shadyside. Three tables were
used for the game and the prizes were
awarded to Mrs. James Francis Burke Mrs
John Winslow Hubbard and Mrs John p.
Knable.
Mrs Richard Merely Jennings of 18th ave-
nue. also entertained for Mrs Edison Mrs
Bennett and Mrs. Henry DalImeyer won
the prizes at the latter affair.
Justice Brewer of the United States su-
preme Court says he spends the whole vaca-
ton period loafing From June to October
l am absolutely no account to ANYBODY in
the world and don't make single un-
necessary move from the time I leave the
Supreme Court till 1 get back to it,
President Roosevelt has appointed Fred
Norris bearing of Missouri second secre-
tsry of the American legation at Havana
MT bearing Is private secretary to Senior
@uesada, the Cuban minister at Washing
ton and is well equipped for his new place.
Mrs. Charles NJ Ffoulke of Washington
has joined her husband in Lenox. After
several weeks in Lenox they intend to go
to Bar Harbor
Mr.. Samuel w. Woodward of Washing
ton has awarded a contract for the erection
or summer house, to cost about $4,000 at
Eden Hill, in Stockbridge, in the Berk-
shires.
Mrs. Astor, sr., is still in Paris Her
daughter. Mrs George OgiIvy Haig. and
likewise the latter's daughter Miss CaroIIna
A. Drayton, are staying with her, and WILL
II IS expected, accompany her to this coun-
try when she sails for home at the end
OF this month
Col. Robert NJ Thompson has chartered
the steam yacht Invincible for the cruise
OF the New York Yacht Club. and has
among his guests on board his daughter,
Mrs. Stephen H. p. Pell. and Miss Kathleen
Beresford, daughter OF Lord Charles Beres-
ford.
Mrs. William s shanenberger. wife OF
the second assistant postmaster general,
with their two daughters Misses Mary and
Josephine, are spending the summer at Ha-
ven. Me.
The marriage of Miss Josephine ShaIlen-
berger and the Rev Paul Sperry. whose
engagement was announced some time ago,
will take place in October, the day not
having been set yet.
Mr.. Sperry. who is a resident OF this city.
is now in Bath. Me-. where he is pastor OF
the New Thought Church. Mr.. Sperry is a
musician of prominence. but is at present
director of a chorus OF 100 singers.
Miss Shallenberger is an ardent church
worker and member OF Calvary Baptist
Church
The Bar Harbor dog show is to be held
on August 16. II and Is. and the horse show
will follow few days later, the latter be-
Inns ha
The Misses Edna Hurst and Gertrude
Rodrick have left for Cleveland. Ohio, 70
visit friends. and expect to be absent for
some time.
Sir Gilbert Carter and Lady Carter after
their visit to Lady Carriers mother. Mrs.
Francis W Parker of Boston. win spend the
rest of the summer at Nahant
A delightful AFFAIR was the tea given
Monday afternoon by Mrs Charles J. Gid
den TO the ladies of the Giidden and Bay
state tours. and to the ether ladies who
had motored to Breton Woods for motor
week
A corner OF the dining room had been
transformed into bower. with screens and
! palms and the round tea table with lts
wealth of glass and silver and the dainty
green and white china presented most
attractive appearance with its decorations
OF ferns and peoples. Mrs. Gliooen, VINO
received. was gowned In an exquisi,e olue
French wolfe with Paris hat done in pale
blue piumes. Mrs. McLane. the wife OF
Gov McLane OF New Hampshire. who as
sisted her. was all In white with white
picture hat The Glidden trophy. banked
in green and sweet peas. occupied a place
| of honor in the reception room.
Mr. Michael Jenkins of Baltimore has ar
rived at the Mount Washington, Breton
| Woods N H.. for his customary season s
| visit. In company of Mrs. Jenkins and the
Misses Jenkins
| Attorney General william H. Moody 10 at
| Newport on the United States dispatch boat
| Dolphin.
| Mrs Charles H. Baldwin gave a dinner
$3.50 49, ~ SaJS $500 - * !
| chief OF the North Atlantic squadron. his
| star officers and the commanding ofacer1
| Of the ships of his squadron. There were