The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-22

the party viii go by rail to St. Paul. and
from there by boat TO Keokuk, Iowa AT
that point the Mississippi River Commits
sions inspection boat Mississippi viii be
awaiting President Roosevelt, and the
commission VIII also tie up until the
Presidential party arrives and boards the
boat, October q, for the trip TO Mem
phis.
Mrs Wyeth. wife OF Maj Marlborough
IC. Wyeth, medical department L. 5. A,
with her children. has been spending sew
eral weeks at 81 Hawthorne avenue, East
Orange. n. ]. They Will leave the latter
part Of September for Baltimore. Nd.
where Mrs Wyeth will spend the winter
al the Albion. corner Richmond and
Cathedral streets. Miss Dorothy will at
tend the Arundel School in Baltimore, and
Mr. Churchill Wyeth returns to 81
Luke's School at Wayne, near Philadel-
phia-
DR.. and Mrs. Albert l. Stavely have
returned to the city.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Scott Lamb have
gone on a visit 10 Louisville. Ky.
Mrs. Frank E. GhiselH has returned 30
town. after spending five weeks IN the
Catskill Mountains, New York City
Brooklyn and Baltimore.
Mrs. c. Z. Grunsky and Misses Kate
and Clotllde Grunsky. after a summer
spent touring through New England
and on the Maine coast, have returned
to this city TO dismantle their residence
here, preparatory 20 making their home
during the coming winter In Montcleir,
n. ].
Mrs. Addie Kleinschmidt Payne. OF
Georgetown, returned yesterday from
abroad, where she has been since June,
1896, taking a special course in vocal
music. Mrs. Payne, who is the daugh-
ter Of the late DR.. c. II. Kleinschmidt,
OF Georgetown, is we'll known in musi-
cal circles in Washington
An interesting addition will be made 70
The cottage holders in Lenox by the per
manent residence which will in future be
established there by Mr. and Mrs Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. William y. Sloane have
given 20 their daughter, Mrs. William
3. o. Field, go acres Of land al High
lawn. and are 70 build for her a villa
costing, it IS said. 100000. The tract is
near the horse show grounds. and is one
Of the most picturesque in Lenox. over
looking Laurel Lake and the mountains
70 the east and south.
Highlawn was once the property OF Eli
Eur Smith, who had an immense stock
farm there years ago. Alcantara and
other race horses were bred al Highlawn.
The land is valued at about s.. 600 an
acre. and with the house the gift viii rep
resent al least S{50000 one Of the most
generous ever made in the Berkshires.
The tract has been practically cleared *
buildings, and Mr.. Frederick Law Ohm
stead Is to lay out the grounds. An archi-
tect has not yet been engaged 70 draw
plans for the house Mr.. and Mrs Field
Elm Court Mr. and Mrs John H. Ham
mond are expected later in the week.
Prof Simon Newcomb has left Wash
lngton for visit % his daughters, Mrs.
Whitney and Mrs. Wilson. at their sum
mer homes in the North. Before his re-
turn 10 Washington, Prof Newcomb will
go 20 Harvard University ~ attend a
convention there about Sne middle Of
october.
Mr. Clifford p. Whyle LETT last week for
Lehigh University. where he VIII take
up the course OF mining engineering.
The ballroom Of Mrs. r. T.. Bear sl2 7
street, was thronged with a gay company
Of dancers last evening. The decorations
for the occasion were green ana white.
After tsse ball concluded the guests were
invited 70 partake Of a repast. Mrs. Bear
promises more OF these social evenings
during the coming winter.
Mr. Joseph n Kaufman has resumed
his studies at che Penn Military College.
H. l. Oversueet assistant chief clerk
Of the House Of Representatives. his wife.
and daughter Dorothy. who have been
spending the most Of the summer In
Southern California. returned 10 Wash
iugton llst Tuesday.
Mr.. 4 c. Heaton, tie weII-known ar
list Of his city. has returned from bis
summer home in the Blue Ridge Noun
tains. Of Virginia. bringing with hin. sew
eral subjects painted IN oils while there
The most interesting Is The Mountain
Child," q subject he has treated delight
fully
mer's vacation, has returned 10 1914 X
street.
AIr. and airs Sidney Heller returned
Mondyy from Baltimore OF the steamer
Anne Arundel
Misses Della and ReHa FisheI leave TO-
morrow for Newport News. Va. where
they will be the guests of Mrs. WIN
Garner.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Beers and family
are visiting friends in Baltimore. Mo.
Mrs. Alonzo Eaton, Of 1929 N street
northwest, and her son. Alonzo, IT,. are
spending this month with reJatives and
friends IN Chicago.
Mrs. Madge Wells Of 0 street, has re-
turned. after having spent the summer
with friends in Pennsylvania.
Nine Macdonald has returned to the
city, and VIII be pleased 10 see her
friends at her residence. ~ Eighteenth
street northwest.
Miss Sophie Sanger. Of L street, has re-
turned to Washington fTom Z visit 10
New York
Mr. and Mrs. John Gaunt Morrison
have returned from a seven months trip
abroad, They viii spend the autumn in,
Washington and go to California for the
winter