Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE LoNowoRTHs HAVE REACH.
ED THE FRENCH CAPITAL.
Scores Of Fetes Planned for Them
Belgian Kings Invita-
tion-Notes.

worth arrived in Paris last night. and were
met at the station by Ambassador McCor-
mick and the entire stafS OF the American
embassy. the Marquis of Chambrun and
representatives OF President Fallieres and
the foreign office.
The crowd at the station showed much
curiosity to see President Roosevelt's
daughter. lining the platform and saluting
respectfully.
The party were escorted to the American
embassy, where they are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Mccormick
Several interesting functions will be given
in honor Of Representative and Mrs. Long
worth, including reception by President
Fallieres. They also will participate at a
garden party in the Bots de Boulogne. at
which the King of Cambodias royal dane
ers will perform.
A dispatch from London says that 1t is
thought likely that the Longworths will
also accept the invitation Oh King Leopold
to visit Belgium.
The Misses Edith L. Compton, Amelia
Rakemann, Minnie E. Compton and Emily
+. Sleman departed yesterday for a visit
to England and the continent. to be gone
until September 49, They sail today by the
Red Star line.
The engagement was announced in New
York yesterday of Montgomery Schuyler,
1r to Miss Edith LAWYER, daughter of the
late DR. w. P. LAWYER of Washington, D.
{. Mrs. and Miss LAWYER have just re-
turned from trip around the world. The
wedding will take place in Washington
about September /. The married pair will
go directly to Bucharest Roumania, to
which place the President has just trans
ferred Mr.. Schuyler as secretary of lega-
ton and consul general, from the same post
which he has been occupying since January,
1905, at Bangkok, Siam.
Representative and Mrs Dalzell have
gone to Pittsburg They will start shortly
for California. and visit their son-in-law
and daughter. Colonel and Mrs. Dunn, at
San Rafael.
Mrs. Anna F. Crossman of Harvard
street entertained few of her friends at
Va, Wednesday.
At his residence, 1924 5th street north
west, last night Mr.. James M. Dunn gave
reception to his fellow committeeman of
Washington Lodge of Elks who SO sue
cessfully inaugurated ''Elks' Orphans Day
and dancing by Miss Margaret Poole. who
Is not quite seven years Of age, a piano
duet by Miss Maggie Dunn and Miss Ad-
die Renner Of Baltimore, recitations by
Miss Mamie Dunn and others and comic
selections by Get the Hook" Quartet,
Campbell and Herman, were among the
many enjoyable features of the evening.
buffet lunch was served, during which
the Elks toast, Our Absent Brothers"
was rendered by the entire gathering.
Among those present, nearly all of whom
contributed share of the talent. were Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Maxwell, Mrs. Poole and
daughter Margaret. Miss Addie Renner of
Baltimore. Messrs. Sol Morris. the author
ly-b nppl, - Dp,-. MOL f4L D,,IAy
Robert E. Mattingly. Estemeed Loyal
Knight Ernest w Emery, Esteemed Lee
turing Knight Robert NJ. McWade, Treas
urer Michael G. Mccormick, Trustee Emil
Lloyd B. Brooke, P. J. Foley. Charles F.
Herman, Raleigh H. Moler, Charles W.
Campbell. Fred J. Mersheimer, Charles H.
Utermehle, Hugh C. Watson, w. L. Mar
tin and George A. Brooks.
During the afternoon Mr.. Dunn, his
daughters and Mr.. John M. Kline enter
tanned the orphans of ST. Joseph's asylum
at the orphanage on II street.
This, afternoon MIR. Dunn, accompanied
by his daughters Mamie and Maggie, leave
Washington for seven weeks tour
states, stopping at Denver during the week
Of the Elks' grand reunion. July 1e to 90
Miss Bertha Moore of Pennington, N j..
Is visiting Miss Florence Kinsfnger of 1882
3sd street and Volta place. West Washing
ton, d. c.
MISE. P. Chrismond and her little
granddaughter, Estelle Murray, left for
Philadelphia Sunday. They will visit Mr.. J.
Robb Chrismond and when they leave there
will go to Atlantic City to spend two weeks
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson left today for
Hotel Samoset, Rockland, Me. where DR..
Simpson will join her later.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip w. Chamberlin sailed
for Costa Rica July 8.
Judge Bentley and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan-
der G.. Bentley left Washington yesterday
for their cottage In Haven. Me. where
they will remain two months.
Miss Susannah Page Bryan left for New
York today and will sail tomorrow for
Colon, to visit her brothers Arthur and
John Bryan at Ancon, canal zone.