The Washington times., 1906-08-16
SOCIETY GARDENERS
GIVE ANNUAL SHOW
Great Interest Manifested
in LenOX Horticultural
Exhibits.
MRS. WESTINGHOUSE PRIZE
Senator Murray Crane Has Splendid
Display of Grapes and
Peas


Lenox cottagers gave their annual
display of horticultural products yes
terday and attracted the attention OF
society people there generally. Lady
Durand took quite an interest in the
event.
Mrs. George Westinghouse showed
her interest IN old-time flower garden
ing by taking the prize in such things
as gladiOH, phloN, astcrs. and sweet
peas. Mrs. Westinghouse collection
of phlOx was one of the finest ever
shown there. Senator Murray Crane
had "a splendid display Of grapes and
peas. and Mrs Robert Winthrop
showed luscious new fruit a cross
between the strawberry and raspberry,
and said 10 Doe as pretty as il is de-
Ecious.
There were prizes taken i'm table floral
decoration. but except for tendency 20
return to kitchen garden flowers, there
was nothing new.
Lucian W. Powell. the artist, has
gone 10 Rockbr.dge Alum Springs. Va.
10 spend his vacation.
Mr. ana Mrs. G.. Gardner have left
the city for "a visit TO Lake ToXaway,
n. O., and viii stop at the Sapphire
Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pike have gone
TO Natural Bridge. Va. TO spend their
vacation. The season there is al its
height. and bowling. horseback riGinE,
and cards are the chief forms OF en-
tcrIs!umeuL
The german given Saturday evening
az the Princess Anne Hotel Virginia
Beach, proved 90 Dee one of the most
attractive entertainments seen there
this season. Miss Victoria Parks, Gran
Vile Bradford. and Nr. Ulkey, Of
Washington. We're among the dancers.
The Rev. George j. Wilson, D. D.,
pastor of the recently united Assembly s.
and North Presbyterian Church, left
Washington yesterday for a sailing
cruise of q month Off the coast OF
Maine. His pulpit viii ba filled 10y
another minister during his absence.
Mr. and Mrs GLADDEN.. OF New York.
announce the engagement of their son.
Ralph c., 10 Miss Rosa s. kITr. OF
washington d. g. 10 suacial date has
yet been decided. After the wedding
the young couple viii tour the Con
uueut.
Per NJ HaIback. of 6l7 Twonty-frst
street northwest accompanied hy "a
returned from two weeks trip az the
seaside.
Miss Mary Walker Brewster. daughter
.Hg.-
was married 90 Perciyal HoWlstou Mar
shall at noon, NJ ST. John J.. T.
Church. Georgetown, yesterday. The
ceremony. which took place iu the pres
Rev. W j. D. Thomas. OF The diocese
Of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs Mar
shall left Immediately for visit %
seaslurc resort
The Pocahoutas Memorial Association
will meet TODAY and on Thursday Ct
each week until further notice al $3.50
In the afternoon lu room Jos az the
Loan and Trust building Ninth and j.
streets
Miss Winuifred Watts. OF Norfolk.
Va. is visiting friends i'm Washington.
J. b. Atkinson has gone TO Riverside,
r. T. for "a visit Co his daughter Mrs.
Ralph Apliu.
Miss Lizzie Jaudorf is passing a few
weeks at Atlantic City and New York
Miss Birdie Steiner has gone % New
York. where she Will remain some time.
Henry Gondhe.mer has gone 20 Har-
pers Ferry for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mayer have re-
turned to tha5r home on = street after
a stay at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Lyon are at Allan
tic City.
Joe Baum is having his vacation at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Julia Luchs and Miss Helen
Luchs are at Atlantic City.
Miss Daisy Welsh. Of Alden. King
George county. Va. spent last week in
Washington on her way nome from At
IantIc City, where she has been for a
few weeks.
A most enjoyable affair. at which n
number of Neutrality-suspicious. participated,
was p progressive euchre party az Ware
land Farm, Edge Hin. Va. The lady
prize. an oil painting, WAS won by Mrs.
r +. Barbour, of Washington, and the