The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-07-30

new and artistic mode OF table decOra-
ton n the first of her Sunday dinners.
given last night at stoneaere, her New
port estate.
and beautiful pink Wellesley rose, CCcu-
pied the center of the table, with
punches of the same flowers IN silver
vases arranged about ii.
The ambassador 10 France and Mrs.
Robert s. Mccormick arrived in New
York Saturday on board the AmeTIka.
for a three weeks visit in this coun-
try, They left New York shortly after
their arrival for Chicago, where they
will visit their sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert c. Parker and
AdTienne Gautier. OF New Orleans, La.
are visiting Mr.. PaTkeTs parents at ~
Florida avenue northwest
Miss Lydia Bingley, who has been
spending some time at COlOHial Beach,
has returned 10 her home In this city.
The most brilliant function of the
early season at Rockbridge Alum
Springs. Va. occurred last Tuesday
evening when Mrs. Rosa L. Young en-
tertaiaed her guests al progressive
euchre. Cut flowers. national c0lOrs. and
oak bOughs, with an occasional col
ored lantern were arranged through
out the parlor Mrs. Young looked par
ticularly well as she received her guests.
and wore a dress Of black lace with
sequins-a bunch Of red dGhlias giving
the touch Of color needed. The playing
/ continued from until 1850. The lady
I first prize, a gold barrette set with bril-
liants was awarded Mrs. j. Hecht.
| box Of cigars was won by John LOttler,
as gentleman's prize. Mrs. Charles
Haywood being guest Of honor, was pre-
scented with an exquisite centerplece or
Russian lace. The lone hand prize,
/ box Of Huylar's. fell TO Mrs. Austin
elley and Mrs. Barrow was the reCip-
lent of the BOBBY. an artistic penWiper.
/ Dainty refreshments were served at the
close Of the evening.
Recent arrivals at Rock Bridge Springs
| include Henry +. Name, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs William Cralle and
three children, Blackstone, Va; G. D
Lelcher. Lexington, Va; Robert G.
Blair. WythevilIe, Va; J. d. Cooler,
A. q. Cooler Alphine Va: James L
( COttreile. Richmond, Va; B. / Chap
man, Danville. Va; Miss Annie c, VIII
liams Richmond, Va II. 3. Whitley.
Baltimore: j. J. Leterman and J. Hecht
Charlottesville Va. Judge and Mrs.
Abram P. Staples. and Miss Staples,
Lexington. Va; Mr. and Mrs. C. b.
Snow, Richmond. Va; Thomas Hewlett,
Montgomery, Ala; Mrs, Y. MaUberret
Miss Matilde and Geraldine MaubeTret
Claude and Richard Mauberret New
Orleans, La; Miss Blanche Slaughter
and Miss Emma Slaughter OwensbOro,
KY: a c. Yanid Toledo; O. J. w.
Bell. Goshen Va; Miss Claudia Perkins.
Newport News. Va; Miss Elma Page
Hobart Okla; Louis s Higgins ana
Wilfred c. Bates. New York Ci.y. and
DR. y. II. Boyd. Charleston. ". Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Mace announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mel
lie Mace the John II. Peakon. The cere-
mony was performed in the parsonage
of the Gurley Presbyterian Church by
the Rev. J. Russell Verbrgcke, on Sat
urday July 2S.
Mrs. Henry Kafter and daughter,
Miss Ada Kafter, Of New Orleans,
spent a few days here, en- route North.
Miss Jennie Sanger, Of L street, has
left town, to spend some time in Cleve-
land and Cincinnati.
Miss Jeanette Gans5 and Miss Flora
Ganss, of = street, Joined a party Of
friends in Baltimore, and from there
have gone to Pen Mar for two weeks
stay.
Miss Hortense Morris. who spent the
past month in Baltimore ard a few
days at 81 george island Teturned
! to her home on Seventeenth street to-
Shirley Ashton, of ''Waverly Farm. %
King George county, Va. has been
spending the past week with friends in
this city.
Mrs. Albert Sigmund. with her
brother, Edgar Kaufman, leave town
today 10 join their mother at the Blue
Mountain House. Blue mountains
Mrs. Hyman Rubenstein and Miss
Rubenstein, Of Richmond, Va, who
/ lave been the guests Of Mrs. David
Kahn, OF X street, have returned TO
their home
Mrs. L. J. Kaufman has Joined rela-
tives at the Summit Park Hotel,
Gaithersburg, Nd.
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