Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-09
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at the Colonial Arms. East Gloucester,
Mass.
Mr. Garrett is one of the most prominent
young men in Baltimore. A son OF MRS. L.
late John w. Garrett, for years president
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad; ne
was recently nominated for Congress by inc
republicans of the second congressional ois-
trict He Is q graduate of Princeton ana
member of the leading clubs of the city.
Mr. Garrett is especially famed Tor ms
philanthropic work and has done much TOT
charity. He is also skilled athlete anu
some years ago took prize at the athletic
games in Greece for throwing the discus.
Formerly he was member or Troop "a
With his brother. Mr. John w; Garre1t'
now in diplomatic service abroad, he con-
ducts the banking house of Robert Garrett
& Sons. which was founded many years ago
by his great grandfather. The date for the
wedding has not been set.
At Tuxedo people are beginning to arrive
for the fall. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Z.
Cuyler. who reached New York from Eu-
rope last week, will spend the autumn
there at the cottage which Mrs. Cuyler
owned as Mrs. Brown Lord. Mr.. and MRS.
William NJ. V. Hoffman have already open
ed their villa there and so, too, have MI
and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard, Mr.. and Mrs:
George F. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Kessler. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Alexan-
der entertained large house party over
Labor day, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w.
Poor Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Wilmerding, Jr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. l.. B. Preston are due at
Tuxedo this week for the fall.
Little Miss Cathlene Vanderbilt, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Reggie Vanderbilt. whose
mother Is still in her sick room at Sandy
Point farm, sat in a box with her nurse at
the Newport horse show Tuesday afternoon
when her fathers horse Fancy won the
blue ribbon. Fancy being her favorite
horse, she appauded, the women about her
followed her example and Reggie Wander
bilt lifted his hat
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both Alfred and Reginald were the biggest
winners of the day and shared honors
evenly.
four events.
Mrs p. 3. Chase has returned to the city
for the winter and has resumed her apart
ments at the Connecticut Accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Ethel and her son, Har-
old. Mrs Chase reached the city yesterday
from the Aleghenies, where she spent sew
eral weeks at the Deer Park Hotel, having
previously visited the Chase country home
In Ohio.
Senator and Mrs. I. Rayner with Mr.: and
Mrs. William B. Rayner are at the Rigpie'
Betterton. Md.
Mrs. c. NJ McMullen and her daughter,
Miss Helen, who have been spending their
vacation in West Virginia. have returned
to their home on Capitol he.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Dobbins and family
and Mrs. Frank =. Hall have just returned
to the city from sojourn of several weeks
at the Hotel Lorraine at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Josiah r. Bailey of 12GO
Columbia road. their sons, Perry Ould, Read
and Charles, Mr.. Bernard Bailey and Mrs.
c. S Brawner of Baltimore left on Satur-
day for Berkeley Springs.
Senior Alfredo Calderon, first secretary of
the Peruvian legation, has given up his
apartment at the Rochambeau, and after a
few weeks at Magnolia, Mass, will return
to Peru, expecting to be transferred to
some other post.
After a trip of more than two months to
various places in the mountains of Virginia,
among them the Hot Springs. Miss Marga-
ret Purnell Handy has returned to her
home, 1909 Euclid street.
Miss Edith Grimes of 1.-The Willows"
Langdon, has returned from an extended
visit at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Finley s. Hayes, well known
In musical and literary circles who re-
sided at Langdon for number of years,
have removed to Mt Rainier Nd.
Miss Debbe Grimes of Claiming street,
Langdon, has returned from a months va
cation in the mountains of West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Patterson of Lang
don Heights are visiting relatives in New
York city, and will visit the Catskill