Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SEASONS MUST ROTATE DIFFER
EMILY, SAYS FASHION.
Bishop Eatterlee Back From His Tour
Of Inspecting English Cathe-
drals and Churches.

Cndn&e the 1OtaIl0n OF the SoSidl sSoSoiAS'
Mrs. John Jacob Aston proposes to reach
the resort as late as August %. This change
in Mrs. Astor's time cards will make big
difference in society dates. Up to the pres
ent time the route of the fashionable has
been adhered to with the regularity of a
railroad schedule. Every member of the
smart set knows that the time to go to
Europe is, of course, just after the winter
season. The time to be back and in Newport
| is, of course, in the latter part Of July or,
at the latest, on August L. And the time
scheduled for them to stay in Newport Is,
of course, until after the: horse show, on
September /. Then they go to Lenox and
back to New York IN the fall.
Now, IL Mrs. Astor's plans carry, her
Newport months will be September and Oc-
tober and wiseacres predict a change of
seasons.
Capt. and Mrs Henry Roosevelt left yes
terday to join the Washington contingent
at Belmar, N. J., where they will spend
the remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Hudson of Alexandra
announce the marriage of their daughter,
Eva S., to Mr.. Hepry DIN Patterson OF
Charlottesville, Ind, at Berkeley Springs.
w. Va, August IL.
Mr.. Harry R. Ober and Miss Matte
Byrne were married yesterday morning at
the residence of the Rev. ]. B. McLaugh
lin, u 9Th street northeast. For the present
the happy couple VIII stay with the parents
of the bridegroom, but W II leave soon for
the north. Upon their return they will be at
home at 425 7th street southeast.
diocese Of Washington; D. c. was a pas
senger on the Kroonland, returning yester-
day The bishop had been in England since
last June and while there visited the prin-
urtfh ryf1 of 40, ksrrv
lor use In the proposed new cathedral in
washington all that appealed to him in the
matter of architecture and convenience.
Miss Edith Benham of this city is the
guest OF Miss Edith Livingston Mason at
Halidon Hall, Newport.
Miss Helen Cannon, Mrs. Garrett Hobart
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot Hobart IT, are
stlli at the Mount Washington in the White
Mountains. They are making a number OF
The wedding of Mss Martha F.. Townsend
and Theodore F. Humphrey is to take place
IN the Episcopal Church at Hull's Cove Me-
II Will De followed by q reception at Hon.
nuer House, the summer residence of Mrs
Herbert Parsons. Mrs Parsons is the aunt
OF the prospective bride. who has been
spending the summer with her there.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. since
arriving in Europe. have been in Switzer-
land with Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Burden
awaiting the opening of the shooting season
In England. They are now at Holwic< Hail
IN Yorkshire, which they rent each wear
from Lord Strathmore ''
The wedding of Miss Jean Clarkson
daughter of DR.. and Mrs Henry M CLARK,
son, and Gen Thomas Ross Robertson Of
Charlotte, N. c., Tuesday, August 4 at
VA shIa. Va, Is Of interest to many
performed the ceremony which had ali the
beautiful accessories of a church wedding
tine me matron OF honor was the brides sis
There -ia a,s,o MI MIS- u, Thomas B.. Clarkson.
ed Miss Florence GiIliss of Wasbineton,
MISS Mary Price. Miss Bell Price Miss
H Mar .11 Meade Miss Fanny White and
man was Gen. Francis A. Macon of Hen
derson, and the ushers were Mr.. Alexander
W q; Andre pS,u jr Of Raleigh: N C.: Col
Clarkson of this city, Maj. joseph T. Can
non of Raleigh, Capt. william r. Rob
ertson OF Charlotte and Mr.. Lee NJ. Clark
5000 son OF hh a The ceremony was fol-
lowed oy an informal reception at the
home OF DR.: and Mrs. Clarkson, after which
General and Mrs. Robertson left for Moor
mead mead CITY, NJ G. and other places in the
i nout H.. Mrs. robertson wearing a becom-
ing travelling costume of gray tweed with
blue hat. They will make Raleigh their
future home. 'Ne-'
oAu Wis. "lludn L. west and Miss
katharine Rudolph West are at their SIM
mer nome at Narragansett Pier
The Misses Marie Douglass and Came
We've Rose of Capitol Hill have gone to PAR
Harbor. Me-, for the remainder Of the SIM
mer. They will be home after October
Mrs. May Whitney Emerson. author and
artist, Tor thirteen years resident of this
CITY, excepting one year spent in Palestine
EGYPT and Rome, left last evening to make
her permanent home In Lost Angeles. Cal
MRS Emerson will be valuable addition To
the literary and art circles of that CITY.
Mrs. Alberta Smell and Miss Florence A
Marks are at Round Hill, Va, for few
weeks.
Mrs. Edyth H. Smith and her son Marvin
of 18th street are visiting friends at Eau
quier Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Allen Ison are spending
a few weeks at Ocean Grove, N. j.
Mrs. Helen r. Arnold will leave the civ
Thursday for an indefinite absence.
DR.. and Mrs v. Shinn have gone to Ocean
City, Md, for weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Some, accompanied
by their son and daughter, are at Lake
Huntington, N. Y, for the month of Ar