The Washington herald., 1907-09-27

his guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Nc
Elhone, the Misses Gardner. and Mr.. Me-
loney.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham
have given up their residence at Kenslng-
ton and are at 64I East Capitol street
The Right Rev. Arthur Winnington-In-
gram, Lord Bishop Of London, who has
been visiting his brother in Quebec, arrived
In Washington yesterday afternoon and
will be the guest Of Bishop and Mrs. Sat
tcrlee until Monday, when he will go 10
Richmond.
Mrs. Walter Wellman and her two
daughters, Misses Rae and Reba Well
man. have recently made trip from
Canton Ohio. where they are spending
the time during the absence OF Mr..
WellmaR, 70 HanOverton, Ohio. TO be
present at the Old Home Week celebra-
ton there.
Mr.. William Bowie Clarke, who has
been absent from Washington for the
past month. is now nj Atlantic City for
q short stay. he spent the weekend at
Tuxedo. as the guest OF Mrs. Charles
Carroll Lee, who has taken cottage
there for the autumn Rev. Thomas ).
Lee rector IF St Mathews Church. is
now making a visit 20 his sister-in-law
there.
Miss Alice Burbage has returned to
her home here, after spending the sum
mer at Deer Park, Nd.
The United States is TO have a visit
from the Countess Of Warwick. who was
for many years the acknowledged beauty
of the British nobility. She IS now on
ner way 10 this country, and Is travel
ing iHcognito as Mrs Greville She has
chosen for this assumed name one Of
her husbands names. who is Francis
Richard Charles Guy Greville. Earl OF
Warwick. and Earl Brooke She is due
20 arrive IN New York on Friday The
countess has OF late years developed So
C.alistc tendencies.
Mrs. Jessie McDermott. formerly Of
Washington, now OF Concord. Mass. IS
the guest OF her son and daughter-in-
law. Mr.. and AIRS. Frank McDermott
OF g. L street northwest.
Mrs McDermott has the sympathy of
a large circle 0f friends in the death
Of her only daughter. Mrs Charles VOL
eotL so prominently known among illus
traitors, under her maiden name of Jes-
Sic McDermott, who passed away a few
weeks ago. after a brief illness.
Or, and Mrs b L. Hardin have re-
turned TO their home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winiston Hough have re-
turned to their apartment in StoneIeigh
Court. after spending the summer at Bass
Rocks, Gloucester, Mass.
The members Of the Belmont Athletic
Club We're entertained last evening at the
residence Of Mr.. Ernest S. Johnston. s3l
Rhode Island avenue. at q euchre party.
There were eight tables, and the guests
included Leroy T. Howard. Lester +.
kengia, J. Cassin Williams, Clifford C.
Howard, William T Johnston, Edward r.
keenan,, c. Albert Welcker, Herbert o.
Davis, Elmer L. Trey, Courtney II. Tag
CART. y Winthrop Dumont. John y
Parker. Owen L. Gibson, Frank c. Gaeg-
er. David A. Hart Katherine S. Dute-
man. Luna ANDbAAtStAls IQliu N.
Earnest, Virginia p Speare. Ethel c.
Parker. Elanore B. Barrett. NJ. ZirIxle.
Eva Ruddy, Helen White, Mary NJ. Rice
Marie Johnston, N. Taggart, and Edna A. |
Thomas
DR.. James Stuart and family have re- |
urned 10 1915 Twelfth street northwest. |
Alter visiting the jamestown Exposition. |
Newport News. Old Point, Virginia /
Beach, and Cape Henry.
Miss Helen Chamberlin has returned |
rom a most enjoyable vacation at Fish |
RS Island. off the coast of Connecticut. |
Ter mother. Mrs Chamberlin, and sister, /
Hiss Isabel, spent the month Of August |
md the early part Of September at Sheri- |
lans Point.
Gen. Franklin P-',, L. s. N, returned
O Washington from a weeks vacation at
Iurray Bay. on the st. Lawrence.
Rear Admiral Willard II. BrOwnson, L.
J. N, has returned TO the city after
pending a month hunting in the Rocky
fountains. He went as far north as
British Columbia.
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