The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

tested in the game OF baseball 10 be
played this afternoon between the COM
bined teams OF the Chevy Chase and
Century clubs and the Baltimore Club, in
return for the game played at the Chevy
Chase Club two weeks ago The game
viii take place at the Green Valley
Hunt Club, the most fashionable of Bal
timore's numerous country clubs, better
known as the Kennels, witch is situated
in the beautiful Green Spring Valley Of
Maryland. The two local clubs have
picked what they consider a winning
team, comprising Mr.. Vaudeville Carlisle.
Ar. Horace Westcott, Mr.. Reginald Huide-
koper, Capt David Porter, Mr Thomas
L. Hume, AR Rawlins Hume, Mr. l. T.
Nicholson, jr.; Mr. Murray Cobb, Mr..
James Archibald, Mr.. Beale Bloomer, Mr
Britton Browne, and Mr. Eldridge Jor-
dan. y number Of ladies have planned
TO accompany the team. aud the party
viii leave Washington at I2:l5. At union
station they Will be met and taken in
private ear to the Country Club. where
a large dinner will follow the game at
the Kennels.
Mr. and Mrs. p. Lee Phillips who viii
spend the remainder Of the summer and
the early autumn abroad. will sail from
New York to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard
and their daughters have closed their
house in Eighteenth street and are estab-
lished for the summer at York HarbOr
Ne
The announcement has been made by
Mrs. Lille Morrison Carr Of the engage
ment Of her younger daughter Miss
Mimi Carr, to Mr. Courtlandt Rich-
ardson. of Morristown and New York
No date has been set as yet for
the wedding, which will be one OF
the fashionable fau events. In the
meantime Miss Carr and Mir. Richard
son. with a party OF friends. are auto
mobiling through the North in the vari-
Gus resorts, after which they viii ioln
house party at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. Hope Norton. Miss Carrs broth
eT-ln-laW and sister, 1t their country
place at Greenwich, Conn Miss Carr is
the granddaughter OF Mr.. J. l. Don Nor
risOn, Of ST Louis, and Is well known In
Washington, where she made her home
from childhood until a little over a year
ago. Mr.. Richardson is the son OF Mrs.
Frederick b. Richardson, Of Morristown.
who was, before her marriage. Miss
Thompson. OF that place.
Miss Victoria Parks and Miss Georgia
Maury, OF this city, are the guests Of
Miss Pollock, Of Virginia Beach
Rear Admiral Holiday has returned 10
Washington from tour of Northern re-
sorts in Maine and New Hampshire.
Mrs. Samuel c. HeaId and her daugh-
ters. Misses Adelaide and Mary. are reg
istered AT the Hotel Chamberlin Old
Point Comfort, Va.
Mrs E. Hope Slater, who is occupying
Hopedean, her summer home on the
Cliffs az Newport. is entertaining extern
sively since her return from Europe. and
Thursday gave a beautifully appointed
luncheon which viii be followed this even
ing by a large dinner.
Mr. William Marrow, Of Washington. is
at Narragansett Pier for the summer.
Mrs. Mary L. N. Dickinson 1Ir. and
Mrs. H A Briggs. and Mr.. Franck Fish
er are among the Washingtonians re-
Gently arrived in Paris
Narragansett Pier, which seems to be
among the few reasonably cool and com
Portable places to be found, is the scene
of much entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Hall, Of Washington, entertained
at the Casino Thursday at a luncheon
given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
COnnor, OF Narragansett, and Mr. w ".
Galbreath, Of this city. Mr. Hall. with
Mr.. Galbreath. who are members of the
Baltimore Yacht Club, arrived at Nara
gansett Pier Thursday morning from New
London where they chartered a yacht and
made the trip by water.
DIT. J. S. Arnold, of "a Second street
has gone 10 Pennsylvania for
his annual vacations and will return |
about August ..
Mr.. Edgar Hough. with a party Of |
young men, has left Washington for
trip to Cumberland, Md, by canoe. The |
party viii stop at Harpers Ferry and /
other places of interest en- route.
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Nichols have left
for a two months trip TO Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Johnson and Mas |
ter Jack Johnson are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Tim Murphy at the Ansonia, New /
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. smoot, Of
are spending a few weeks at
Ocean City, Nd.
Arrangements have been made for a |
lawn fete TO be given by the West Wash /
ington Lutheran Church, on the church 1
grounds at Wisconsin avenue and Volta |
place northwest, from July % to Au-
gust /. The committee in charge consists
OF J. S. Bergman, Mrs H. @. Wagner,
Mrs. William Richardson, Mrs. Kunkle.
Mrs. Mamie Scribner, Mrs J. S. Berry
man, Mrs. George Allen, and Mr.. Lester
Blessing.
Miss Della Rhodes, Of 1884 Thirty
fourth street northwest, is spending a
month with her brother. Edward Rhodes,
at Orangeburg, n. c.
Strangers in washington will ind de-
81 sable rooming and boarding houses ad-
srtised in The Herald.
Store closed $ p. m; Saturdays p. m.