Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-02
Juan, Porto Rico. are guests of Capt John
T. Geary, jr., at Fort Adams. Newport.

Juan. Porto Rico. are guests of Capt John
T. Geary, IT,, at Fort Adams. Newport.
r. I.
Mr.. and Mrs Robb De P. Tytus will en-
terrain a large house party over Labor day
at Ashintully Farm in birmingham. On Mon
day the party will attend the Berkshire
Hunt races, where Mr.. Tytus is an official
and where Mrs. Tytus' hunter will run In
the race for the Presidents cup. Hunting
ton Wilson, assistant secretary Of state,
and Mrs. Wilson of Washington and
Douglas Campbell of Cherry Valley. N. Y,
will be among the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tytus.
Narragansetts latest society diversion
was a society, circus given In a large tent
on the grounds of the Point Judith Country
Club Monday The chief promoters were j.
Ben All Haggin of New York, Edward
Mitchell and William c. Marrow, assisted
by w. 8. Blitz, the recent manager OF the
horse show. Admission to the tent was by
card only and hence the affair was confined
only to the Understandable set at Nara
gansett, including the cottagers and their
guests, with a select few In the hotel con-
tingent. Accessory to the circus there was
elaborate dinner given to the perform
ers in the clubhouse early in the evening.
After the circus there was a supper and
dancing until morning. In the circus pro-
gram Harry B. Kane of New York and DIR.
A. s. Hopkins appeared the Sandow
brothers and performed some remarkable
feats of strength and agility. Between the
acts THE Pfppfn' Brothers Qrvfng BrokaW
and Mr.. Murchison of New York; gave
banjo and piano solos and sketches, the
former IN typical negro costume and dfa-
lect. ]. Ben Ali Haggin performed some
perilous feats In bareback riding On his
thoroughbred polo pony, while Morgan TILL
inghast as Hank Monk" drove pony ex-
press and carried the mall One of the
most interesting features of the show was
the appearance of a number of attractive
nicturoSuuR
tunes and sold popcorn and peanuts to the
audience.
I. The Japanese ambassador and Viscount-
ess Aoki have been entertaining the coun-
selor of the embassy and Mrs. Miyaoka at
their summer cottage at ,Buena Vista. The
counselor and his wife have returned to
this city. intending to go to Deer Park for
a few weeks visit.
Commander Cameron MGR. Winslow. who
has for several seasons occupied the at
tractive house in Washington belonging to
Miss Anna Depew Paulding on 18th street
near Connecticut avenue, has released the
Newport cottage of DR.. Clement Cleveland,
which he has occupied for several seasons
past.
Mrs. Alexander P. Grice of Norfolk has
issued @fpvitations to the marriage of her
daughter, Susie Brooks Grfce. to Mr.. Edwin
Graham KintneY; assistant naval con-
structor. United States navy, the wedding
to take place on Thursday evening. Septem-
Der 6, at half after o'clock. at st. John s
Church. Areception at her home. 300 North
street, will Immediately follow the ceremony.
This viii be wedding of great interest.
as Miss Grice since her debut a few years
ago has been the recipient of much atten-
ton and has won many friends by her at
tractive manners and charming personality.
Mr.. Kintner lis one of the most popular
young men in the navy
-l-sszs-.e's $780,
Miss Lillian Stone Of this city. who Is
spending the summer at the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs, gave one of the
most novel entertainments of the summer.
q country supper and dance. in honor OF
Miss Lucinda Bateson of New York. The
supper was given at farm house not far
from the hotel, and fried chicken, hot corn
pudding. hot waff1es and other such delica-
cies were served. After supper such dances
as the Virginia reel were most popular and
the journey homeward was made In
wagons.
Marble House will not be the scene of any
large social entertainment this season. as
has been announced, and the change of
plans of Consuelo. Duchess of Marlborough.
has also changed the plans of Mr.. and Mrs.
William K. Vanderbilt, IT., who have closed