Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DOG SHOWS AND HUNTS NOW ON
THE PROGRAM.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. a. p. Belmont at
Hot Springs, Va, Where They
Own q Farm.

SHoW VI the CeOdrnurSt hennei CluD, at
Cedarhurst. for which there are an excep-
tionally large number of entries, will divide
attention with the horse show which opened
yesterday at Bernardsville N. ]. At Cedar.
hurst the club is offering more than a hum
dred cups, to be won outright, and among
the principal exhibitors are Harry T. Peters,
Monson Morris and Mrs. James P. Ker-
nochan
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont ar
rived yesterday morning at Hot Springs,
Va, from Newport to take the baths. They
nave handsome suite of rooms at-the
Homestead and they own a large farm in
the vicinity. Mrs. Pembroke Jones will ar
rive here September 20.
Considering that it is the flag end of the
season, Newport was very gay yesterday
afternoon and evening. Mrs. George Henry
Warren entertained twenty-four guests at
luncheon at Seafield, her Newport villa and
Mrs. Clement c. Moore gave a luncheon at
Bergers for her sister-in-law, Miss Kate
Moore. The principal dinner company of
the evening was given by Commander AL
bert Gleaves, U. s. N, and Mrs. Gleaves
for Rear Admiral Willard H. Brownson,
U. s. ~, commander of the armored cruiser
squadron, and Mrs. Brownson.
Midshipman c. Covode Davis. U. 8. navy,
Is in the city on leave and is stopping with
his parents at the Westmoreland
Miss Emma Brandenburg of Washington,
who has been visiting Mrs. G. E. Branden-
burg at Hebbville, has gone to Atlantic City
for September.
Mrs. Richard Starr Dana entertained a
luncheon party at Brentwood, Lenox, Thurs
day in compliment of Lady Durand, wife
OF the British ambassador. Her guests were
Lady Gilbert Carter of the Barbados Mrs.
George Westinghouse, Mrs. George G. Ha-
ven. Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed, Mrs s.
Parkman Shaw, Mrs. Eric B. Dahlgren,
Mrs. John c. Peters and Miss Mary E.
Bramwell.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Samuel Turner, 2s37 st.
Paul street, Baltimore, announce the en-
gagement of their eldest daughter, Miss
Lola jeanette, to Mr.. Edwin Bunker Jones
of Monterey, Va. The wedding will take
place next month.
Miss Heloise Meyer, daughter of the
American Ambassador to Russia, is the
guest at Beverly Farms of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bemis and her sister, Miss Julia
Meyer, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
rockingham at Overleigh, their Lenox
villa.
According to DIR: Austin Flint, one of the
physicians attending Mrs. Aston at the Ho-
York's Four Hundred is rapidly recovering
from her illness and will leave Newport
today.
Mrs. William F. Draper has returned to
her home here from long visit in Chicago
to her sister, Mrs. Duff Haynie, who was
well known in Washington society as Miss
Nellie Thomas, when she was hostess for
her brother, former Representative John r.
Thomas of Illinois Mrs. Samuel Kimberly,
daughter of Mrs Draper, who was former
ly Miss Cara Draper of Florida, has re-
turned from prolonged stay in the noun
tains Of Virginia.
Everybody Is eagerly awaiting the first
meeting of the Berkshire hunt today at
Meadow Farm, in Pittsfeld where Col. and
IN41&1 C,,%% xv,tn at. liz
course laid out is over the estates of Col.
Cutting, Henry w. Bishop, Mrs. Florence
Sampson and Gen. Burbank.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrchs has returned to
Newport for short stay at the Muench-
inger-White House. Mrs. Charles M. Oel-
richs returned from New York last even
ing accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Peter D. Martin. who will remain there sew
eral weeks before going to. Europe.
Mr.. r. s. Huidekoper, who has been the
guest of Ambassador and Lady Durand at
Deepdene, left yesterday for Washington.
Announcement is made of the engagement
Of Miss Hannah Whitney, daughter of the
late Stephen Whitney, and sister of Mrs.
Charles D. Dickey, to William 7. Blodgett,
who was graduated from Harvard in 1880,
and who is the son of the late William T.
Blodgett.
Nine. de Amaral, wife of the charge
d affaires Of Brazil, and her sister, Mile.
Godinho. are spending short time at the
Mount Washington. Breton Woods.
Former Ambassador to Germany Andrew
D. White, now president of Cornell Univer-
sfty, Is spending September at the White
face Inn, Lake Placid, N. Y.
Senior DIR. r. Garbiras Guzman, charge
d'affaires of Venezuela. and Senior Augusta
F. Pulido, first secretary of that legation
have given up their apartment at the
Don Carlos and have moved the legation
to the Rochambeau. They will take DOS
session the latter part of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo A.. Bailey are at
the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Flora Forrest Klein of Capitol Hill
has returned home after ten days visit
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Edwin Ballard and
Mr.. J. C. Waite Of Mt. Pleasant, departed
yesterday for an extended trip along the
New England coast. They Will probaDiy
spend a month in DR.. Stearns' camp, In the
woods of northern Maine. returning by
way of New York and Atlantic City. DR..
Stearns' camp has become very popular
among fashionable Washingtonians, who
are somewhat tired of seashore attractions.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Grant Barnwell Of 1904
w street northwest are enjoying Septem-
Der at the Wiltshire. Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon Morsell and son
have returned from So1ourn OF several
weeks on the Patuxent river, near Chesa-
peake bay.
Rev. Dr. S. Reese Murray of Union M. E.
Church. Mrs Murray and Miss Lucy, will
return from Berkeley county, w. Va, about
the 9Th of September.
Miss Annie B. Frye of Capitol Hill has
gone to Aide, Va, for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. House. formerly Of
51S Sd street northeast, will be glad to see
their friends at S03 Taylor street north
west.
The following Washingtonians are guests
at Maple Lawn, Luray, Va: Miss Nettie
Wood, Miss Ellen hewitt. Miss Lottie New
lit, Miss Margaret Miller, Miss Mary Mil
Ter, Miss Elizabeth Dutton. Miss Annie
OConnor, Miss A. Gunder, and Messrs
Euclid Leath, Harry Deible. Courtney Mil
Ter, James Mcdonald, w. E. Rockwell and
Leroy Harvey.
Miss Helen VERIFY of Richmond. Va. is
visiting Miss Austena Lipscomb at the resi-
dence of her uncle, w. p Lipscomb, 1921
Adams Mill road.
Mrs. Julia A. Fowble of 1928 N street
northwest and her granddaughter. Miss
Hazel Fowble McQuay. have returned from