The Washington times., 1906-06-11

4 -sAaA INA cameron are also In London,
having gone abroad early in May.
Lord and Lady Craven have Joined Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley-Martin at their house
in Chesterfield Gardens, preparatory TO
attending the splendid dinner TO be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin
for Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth Friday
night.
From ohe stories of the gorgeous en-
tertainments OF the American Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, during
their official life abroad. it is probably
thought that unlike foreign diplomats in
Washington. they have no time for phil
anthropic work. Such is not the case.
Mrs. Reid gives freely of time and
money. She has just brought out &
charming young American singer. Miss
Edna Hon, OF New York, who has COM
pleted her studies at Dresden. Last
Wednesday Miss HOm gave a recital un-
der Mrs. Nhitelaw Reds patronage,
making a splendid impression with her
rare mezzo voice, Of exquisite fie0ibiliJy
and beauty
Mrs. E. II. G. slater and Miss Gwynn.
who sailed for Europe early in May, are
staying for q while at Elysee Palace
Hotel. Paris They viii remain in Eu-
rope all summer.
Senator and Mrs w. A. Hepburn Of
Idaho are staying at the ChalfOnte. At
Iantc City, where they have a suite
OF rooms.
Col Robert / Fleming and Mrs. Flem-
ing, VIII leave Washington with their
FAMILY Wednesday. and viii sail from
New York next Saturday for England
Several delightful entertainments have
been planned for Mrs Fleming and
Miss india Bell Fleming during their
hot q Ia
numerous plans have been made for
| them while they are in London They
VIII travel on the Continent until late
IN the fdll. Next winter. Miss Flem-
Ing. who is a graduate Of this year. Will
oe presented 10 society.
Mrs. George W. CisseI and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. John H Roche. Of Georgetown.
left Washington this afternoon for New
1oTk, and VIII sail from there for Eu-
rope tomorrow on the Kaiser Wilhelm
visit IN Paris and will go 10 Vichy for
some time.
Gen. W. 3. Rochester. accompanled
by his daughter Mrs. Fenton. and his
son. Henry NJ. Rochester. left Washing
ION To-Day FOR his summer home at
Martha's Vineyard Captain Fenton will
spend a part Of the summer with them.
Mrs. Frank w Andrews was among
the Nllla colony arriving at Newport
I
mer there, having permanently closed
her residence AT l761 Massachusetts
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel Simpkins
have closed their Washington house
Z and gone 10 join the large contingent
OF Capital society at Beverley Farms.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stevens have
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her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.
/ Bel, at Twin oaks, while her sister,
Miss Grace Bell. Is seeing Europe with
her cousin. Miss Elsie Hoban.
There are a lot of cheerful young
married people who are the last TO leave
N Nashington IN the summer, but who
enjoy life 10 the fullest Among the
! number are Mr.. and Mrs. George How
aDd, Mr. and Mrs. Jack wilkins, AIr
and Mrs. Jack Story. Mr.. and Mrs
Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Phil
lips, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee
who spend their time autOmobiling,
dining at Chevy Chase visiting infor-
mally. anC having an altogether pleas
ant time, making one wonder why more
people do not remain late at the Capt.
tai 10 enjoy the good roads and pretty
I surrounding country
Miss Cynthia Burke Roche and Arthur
Scott Burden were married today in
Grace Cnurch. New York. -hus bring
ing 10 the altar a bride and bride
groom Tao have been paraded in the
limeliGht of the fashionable world for
weeks past
Miss Roche is a daughter OF Mrs.
Burke Roche. and Mr.. Burden is the
youngest son Of Mr. and Mrs James A
Burden.
The bridesmaids were Miss NOrah Ise-
lin, Miss Theresa Iselin. Miss Evelyn
Parsons, Miss Natica Rives. Miss Molhe
Moran. and Miss Sadie Jones
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served at the nome of the
bride in Madison Square.
Mr.. and Mrs Burden WI sail for
Europe shortly