Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-12

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NEW YORK, August 11.-Mr. and MRS.
Nicholas Longworth arrived from Europe
today on the steamer St. Paul. They were
met at the quarantine station by the naval
yacht Sylph. and proceeded to oyster Bay
to visit President Roosevelt.
The charge d'affaires of Mexico, Senior
Don Balbino Davaios, has returned to the
embassy after a visit to his family at AS
bury Park Senior Crisofero Canseco OF the
embassy has gone to Newport, where he
will remain until September. Senior Don
Manuel Landa Berrozabal the newest sec
rotary on the staff, after taking his wife
and baby to Old Point Comfort. is again IN
WASHINGTON He win make week end Wis
its to his family. Senior Zapata Vera. 5r.,
the third secretary, will leave the city the
latter part of this month for two months
leave of absence in Mexico.
Mrs Benjamin Thaw gave children's
party yesterday at Beach Mound, Newport.
in honor of the thirteenth anniversary OF
the birthday Of her son, Master William
Thaw. 20. ~
Mrs. Bell, wife Of General ]. Franklin
Bell, who returned to Washington week
ago with the general from Kentucky, left
again Thursday for Hague, Lake George,
to be the guest of Mrs. Sloeum. wife of
Major Slocum, United States army, for
a month.
Mrs Gordon Taylor Hughes and Miss
Ethel Croker were rivals at Saturday.
"tryout at Allenhurst, NJ for the honor Of
the title of foremost American woman
driver. Miss Croker is the daughter of MI
Richard Croker and is well-knoWn soclety
belle. Mrs. Hughes is the daughter OF ex-
Gov. Frank Brown Of Maryland and mas
hosts of friends in this city.
Prince and Princess Cantacuzene. who
have been staying with the princess par
ents. General and Mrs Frederick u. Grant I'M,
have gone to Newport, where they are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred u. fancer-
bilt.
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand. who has
been at Newport, is spending the week END
at New London, and will return to the
summer quarters of the British embassy at
LenoX tomorrow.
The Lenox Horticultural Society has an
nounced it's yearly exhibition OF annuals
and perennials for the 10Th The exhlpltoIs
will include Miss Adele Kneeling, Miss Hell
en- Parish, Mrs. John E. Alexander, MRS.
John F. Parsons, Graud Foster, William u;
Sloane George 0. Haven and Mrs Edward
r. Wharton.
Mrs. William Postlethwaite. who arrived
in New York from Europe little over
week ago, left the city WEDNESDAY LOT "a
pom Springs, where she and MISS Fostie-
thwaite will remain some time
The third assistant secretary of state
and Mrs Huntington Wilson have gone to
Narragansett Pier. where they will remain
several days.
Justice Alexander B. Hagner left Wash
ington Wednesday for Lake Placid, where
he will Join Dr. and Mrs. Francis Hagner,
who went there week or so ago.
The military attache Of the Brazilian en-
bassy and Nine. de Paderneiras, with their,
son Achilles, who went abroad little over
a month ago, arrived in New York Tqesday
on the Zealand. They will come to WASH
ington before deciding their future summer
plans.
The japanese minister to The Hague. Mr..
Mfpsuhashi, who came to Washington last
Sunday as the guest of the counselor OF Inc
embassy, Mr.. Miyaoka, at the Hlghlanos'
has left for Japan. Counselor ana MRS.
Miyaoka expect to leave in Few Gays LOT
Deer Park. Md, but will visit the ampas-
sador and viscountess Aoki. at Buena Wis,
ta before going to that resort. e,a
Lady Herbert, widow of the former Brit.
ish ambassador, and her two sons, sidney
and Michael Herbert. arrived at newport
Wednesday evening, where she Will remain
some time as the guest of her father, MT
Richard 7. w. Wilson.
Mrs. Hone Hopkins Burroughs, pianist,and
Mr.. Jasper Dean MacFall, baritone. both OF
this city, left Thursday for Biltmore, N: e..
where they will give their first concert In q
series embracing North and South caro-
lima. Tennessee, west virginia anu VIZ
ginia.
Mrs. Walker Fearn. widow Of the Amer1-
can envoy at Bucharest, has arrived an In
terlaken. in Switzerland, after visiting the
Queen Of Roumania. and Is now staying
with her daughter, Mrs. 8. Barton French.
Miss Kathleen Curtin of Washington Is
visiting Mrs. Max Ways at her summer
home in Gainesville.
Miss Harriette DeBenneville Keim OF
Reading, Pa, lineal descendant OF Poca-
hontas has been made one of the vice pres
idents for western Pennsylvania or the 70
cahontas Memorial Association OF Wash
ington, which purposes to erect monu-
ment to the Indian princess who saved the
infant colony of Virginia from massacre
and starvation. Misss Keim. through her
father, Deb. Randolph keim, who Is half
Virginian. is a direct descendant OF Thomas
Randolph of Tuckahoe and also OF Poca-
hontas. 1t is her intention to rouse entnu-
siasm in Pennsylvania for the proposed me
mortal to grace the Jamestown exposition.
Commander Robert Plat. U. 8. N, re-
tired Miss Plat and the the fourth assist
ant postmaster general and Mrs. r. " DE
Graw are occupying cottage at AuDoro'
Va in the Allegheny mountains.
Mr.. Reginald Pollock sailed from New
York on Tuesday for Panama, expecting 10
engage in business. Mrs. Pollock will join
her husband in the fall.
Mrs Reginald De Koven has changed her
plans for the coming-out ball of her daugh,
ter, Miss Ethel De Koven. at Newport ana
instead of having it at the Golf Ciub. as
was at first announced, she has engaged
Berger's Bellevue Lodge for the evening Oh
August "a. - ,
Senator and Mrs. w. Murray Crane, nav
ing left Lenox for New York. sailed tues
day on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse I"r
Europe. They expect to pass six weeks
ON the continent.
During the afternoon of MOndpv ut New
port a reception was given O oa-d the
battleship Alabama by Rear Admiral -.
"A. Davis, which was largely attended oy
| the cottagers. Among the guest9 was
Archie Roosevelt, son Of the PRESIDENT
who was visiting Commander and Mrs.
| Albert c. Gleaves at the torpedo station