The Washington times., 1906-07-16


branches Of the family nad the time Of
their young lives. inventing all SORTS OF
novelties for the other guests.
Miss Ethel is having d delightful sum
mer. riding about the village and its
outskirts She Is a graceful horsewo-
man. and is htting herself 10 enjoy the
many delightful rides about Washing
ton when the family returns 10 the
White House in the fall
Senator and Mrs. Winthrop Murray
Crane went 10 LenOX yesterday by au-
tomobtle, from their summer home In
Windsor The Senator fur the first time
greeted his new granddaughter. who
came 10 the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Win
throp Murray Crane. Jr.. the day before
the Senator and Miss Josephine Board
man were married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hanna are among
those who are entertaining q series Of
house parties at Saranac Lake. Their
sons. Carl. Mark Hanna. Jr.. and Dan
Hanna. tr.. are fast approaching the
tennis expert class at the lake.
Mrs. Frank +. Rogers has Joined tho
colony of Washingtoniaus at Saranao
Lake.
Miss Eva McAdoo. daughter OF former
Commissioner McAdoo. of New York.
is counted among the popular girls at
Magnolia this summer. Miss McAdoo
spent several weeks In Washington last
winter and received much social atten-
tiou.
Capt Samuel c. LemIey. L. s.
A. retired. with Mrs. Lemley and
Miss LemIey, are spending the summer
in Kennebunkport. Ne.
Senator Beveridge. who has been max
ing a short visit iE Magnolia, Mass.
LETT there the latter part of the week
for the West.
Mr., and Mrs. II. f. PeIton are spend
ing several weeks at Seabright. y. j..
where they are staying at the Octa-
gon House.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas c. Platt are
making their annual visit 20 Manhat-
tan Beach where. as usual, they are
occupying apartments al the Oriental
Hotel
The Hon. Adolph O. Wolf. associate
JHSuce oi the supreme court of Porto
RICO, is In Washington for a visit TO mis-
father at l755 . street northwest
a pretty luncheon was given on Thurs
day afternoon, when Miss Agnes ThOm-
son was hostess for Miss Agnes SaXty.
Luncheon was served on the lawn, and
the table was prettiiy decorated in bright
nasturuums and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sylvester Phillips, Of
lt-I Connecticut avenue, viii spend the
remainder OF July and all Of August in
the mountains or pennsylvania Later
they WI 90 TO Southern Ohio for a
brief Witt
Louis Frankfurt left Washington yes
terday 10 attend q reunion Of his family
at Ocean View, Va.
Miss Irene Pole, of Capitol Hill. and
Miss Josephine Elnchman, of Philadel-
pnlai lett Washington yesterday for
Niagara Falls TEev will spend several
weeks in Buffalo as the guests of Judge
and Mrs Parker and viii later 90 to
New York, Philadelphia and Atlantic
City. About August 15 they will Join
Mrs. Pole at Capon Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Hirsh and daughter.
Miss Bella Hirsh, have moved into their
new home, l34S Kenyon street,
a party of young men was entertained
at dinner last night at Rock SPRINGS
Club by Sydney SellInger. in honor of
his twenty-firSt birthday. Novel SOpve-
Mrs were given TO the members of tus
Phoenix Club, of which organization tie
host IS a member. in the shape Of an
odd little pin of brown and white
enamel, COlOrS of the club Mr. Sell
inger, among other gifts. received a
diamond ring from the Phoenix, the
presentation being made by Phil Her
man, Those present were Milford Stern
Maury SimOns. Phil Herman, Herbert
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PretZfelder, Bert Cohen, Percy Hirsh,
Sigmund, Alvin NeWmyer, Id
gar kaufman, Nathan Frank. Eug ene
Young, Milton Kronheim, Sydney Gug-
genheimer. Clarence GrosneT, Leo
Fishel. Jerome Sellinger. /. Heiden-
heimer. Louis Hirsh, Edgar Wise. of
Philadelphia Lester A Marx, Maury
Stanley Lansburgh. Irwin
Sondheimer, j, Sellinger, Harry Loeb,
and Alfred Seliin6er,
Mrs. Charles r. Neuman. of Newport
News, Va, is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. j. Adler. Of West Wash
iagton.
Miss Lillian Alexander, of Cincinnati,
is the guest of Miss Jennie BlOndheim,
Of Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. James Lansburgh and family of
Fourteenth street, are visiting relatives
in Marshall, Mo.
Joseph Kaufman, formerly Of this city.
but now of New York city, spent a few
days here. this week
Yesterday morning at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. CO.
hencius, OF 1I24 Park road, Miss Sarah
Madeline COhenCiOus was married 10 Al
fred Levey, formerly of Paterson, \. J.,
but now OF this city. The ceremony
which was performed by DR.. Louis
Stern. of the Eighth Street Temple, and
witnessed by only the relatives and in
innate friends. was followed by a break
fast. Mr.. and Mrs. Eevey left for
two weeks trip to Atlantic City, Ma
CARA Falls, and Paterson. Upon their
return they viii reside at 726 Fifth street
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