The Washington herald., 1907-08-04
PERSONALS.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. A. Schuyler
lCrowniHshield, of Washington, gave a re-
ception Friday from to o'clock at the
Anchorage, their cottage at Seal Harbor
Me- in honor of their son. Mr.. Casper
Crowniushleld and hts bride, who are
spending the summer with them. The
reception was largely attended, many
guests coming from Bar Harbor. Mrs.
Crowninshield and Mrs. Casper Crown
IinshielG received together. and Mrs. Rich
ard Mulligan and Miss Helena Palmer,
both Of this city. presided at the refresh
ment tables.
Among the guests were Mrs. Smelling.
mother of the bride; Miss Furniss. Mrs.
Harvey Inglis. Mrs. Platt Hunt, Mrs.
William c. Doane Mrs. James T. Gard
tner, Mrs. John Erving, Miss Erving. Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Livingston, Marquis de
DOis Froy, Bishop Mackay Smith and
Mrs. Smith. Mrs, PARKWAY, Mrs. Bidcle,
Mrs J. Madison Taylor. Mr. and Mrs.
Underwood Johnson, Mrs Ralph Cross
Johnson, Gen. and Mrs. Z. II. Ripley,
Mrs. J. Brooks Fenno. Mrs. Quincy
IThorndyke Mrs. Helma Palmer, DR.. and
Mrs. Edward X. Dunham. Mr.. and Mrs
Richard n. Hoe. DR.. and Mrs. Christian
a. Herter, the Rev. John S. Penman and
Mrs. Penman. DR. and Mrs. Daniel c.
Gilman. Mr. and Mrs. John s. Melcher,
Mrs. Tracy Edison. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
H. Damrosch, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
s. DisstOn.
Mr.. CrOwninshield, who has for some
time been in the United States consular
tserviCe, has received an appointment as
United states consul in Naples, and will
leave for Italy in September.
Commander Alexander Sharp, OF the
Washington Navy Yard. and Mrs. Sharp
have gone to Clifton Springs for two
weeks. They will return August II, when
Commander Sharp will resume his duties
as captain Of the yard and head of the
departments of docks and yards.
Mrs. Henry Clay Evans. wife Of the
former Commissioner OF Pensions IN
Washington, and former consul general
In London. arrived in Washington the
latter part Of the week to visit her SON
in-law and daughter. Lieut. David Foote
SeBars, L. S. n, and Mrs. Sellars. who
are occupying an apartment at the Con-
necticut. Mrs. Evans has a number of
friends in Washington
Mrs. Morgan Hill and her daughter
Miss Diane Morgan Hill. are among the
recent Washingtonians TO arrive at Bret
ton Woods.
Three sisters, Misses Maggie. Annie,
and Regina Won Hartleben, of Camden
n J., are visiting their uncle DIR. Hartle-
ben, at his residence, 1Ol5 Fourteenth
street northwest.
Monsieur Lemercier sailed yesterday on
the steamship St. Paul for Paris.
Col. and Mrs. H. D. Norton, Of Balti-
more street. are spending the summer on
the coast Of Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de Koven and
their daughter Miss Ethel de Koven. who
have spent the early summer at Newport,
| sailed yesterday from New York for
time.
Congratulations are being extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Brown upon the
birth Of a son.
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby is spending a
few days at Portland. Me. She will go
from there to Ottawa House, Cushing $
Island, Ne, and later TO York Beach. In
September Mrs. Gadsby will go to the
White Mountains of New Hampshire.
Miss Maud Whiffin and Miss Helen Clif-
ford turned to their home in Washington
yesterday from an extended visit to their
cousin, Mrs. J. Went Carnahan. They
also visited the jamestown Exposition
and Old Point Comfort.
Mrs. Florence II. Bacon and son. Henry
H. Bacon. left washington last evening
for trip through Ohio, Michigan, and
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Rouzer and
their daughter, Miss Rachel Rouzer who
gave up their apartment here early in the
spring and went to New York, came to
Washington Friday evening and Joined
the party Of GridirOn Club members and
their families for the trip to the James,
town Exposition. Upon reaching here
Monday they Will return to Bernards-
town, n. J.. where they have beautiful
new nome.
Miss Mary NJ. Shanks, of Massachusetts,
avenue, is spending the month of August
at Wilmington and Atlantic City.
Miss Caro- E. Crenshaw has returned to
her home In Washington after a months
visit to relatives in Illinois and Windsor,
Canada.
Mrs. T. c. Gray and Miss Mary Tut
hill are at Asbury Park and are guests
at the Coleman House.
Mrs Isadore Kaufman and her chill
dren are the guests of her sister, Mrs.
Rosenbush. at Arlington. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson H. Ralston are
making a tour of the New England
States and Canada, and will stop at Mon
treal and Quebec, returning through
Portland, Me.
Mrs. Claude E. Miller is the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Shoup, at her place on
the Hudson.
Commissioner of Patents E. B. Moore,
Mrs. NJ. B. Moore, Miss Moore. Miss N
l. Moore. Mr. NJ. NJ Moore, Miss Minette
! Moore, Mrs. J. B. Moore, and Miss Edna
| Wells left Washington the latter part of
last week to visit the jamestown Expo-