The Washington herald., 1907-04-14

Z rA-'t-- f%%ef eN- Nsr AAlfAaA 4o--Lttt has
been round Of gayety the past week.
The hotels have been rapidly filling up
with visitors. Every train brings. new ar
rivals Ideal weather has prevailed.
Mrs. Thomas Settle gave a dinner party
on Monday evening for Mrs. A. B. Doyle.
and had as her guests Mr.. and Mrs. Beck
man Lorillard, Mr.. and Mrs Judson. OF
New York; Mr.. and Mrs PrioIeau Rave
aei, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rees.
Mrs. A. c. Martin gave a masquerade
ball at Victoria Inn on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Martins guests were Mrs. A. b.
I Chace, of New York; the Misses Ainsley,
! Mr. and Mrs Mckee, of Washington;
Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs, f. c. Laird. Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Davidson, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Rees, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wad-
! dell Mrs. A. c. Bartlett. Mr.. Roger
Lampson ir, of New York Mr. and Mrs
Thomas CheesebOrOugh, Mr.. and Mrs
zebulon Vance Mr. and Mrs. PennInlan,
the Misses Peuniman, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Martin. Miss Amy Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Jordan. Mr and Mrs. a s.
Barnard. Mrs. Crabb. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayes, of Washington; Mr.. aud Mrs
Andrew, Of New York; Miss Cushman
Miss Jervey, the Misses Cheeseborough,
the Misses Rees Miss Anna Ladd, Miss
Aimes, Miss Maude Waddeli. Miss Per-
kins. Miss Virginia Arnold. Mr.. and Mrs
i. NJ. Brown. A1T. Marion Wright. Junius
Adams, Harold Swope. T. A. Johnson,
Frederick Rutledge. d. c. Wadden, W. F.
Randolph, and Willis Collins.
Mrs. George Scribner entertained at the
Manor with a tea on Tuesday afternoon.
There was musical tea given at Kenil-
worth Inn on Wednesday afternoon Mrs
Edward Osthaus. formerly Miss Isabel
Caution. OF New York. and Miss Florence
Jerome of New York, sang. Mrs. Rod
ney Rush Swope and Mrs Thomas
Cheeseeborough presided at the tea table.
The music room was pTettilT decorated in
dogwood and ferns. The patronesses
were Mrs. George ". Vanderbilt, Mrs.
Charles Il Lord. Mrs. Arthur Rees. Mrs.
Thomas Cheeseborough Mrs. Dunn Nc
Kee. Mrs. Charles Waddell, Mrs Joseph
NJ Cazzam. Mrs A. c. Bartlett, Mrs.
Theodore r. Davidson. Mrs. Grinnaa.
Mrs. A. c. Martin, Mrs, p Ravenel, Mrs.
NJ. + Hilliard. Mrs. Thomas Settle.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank lockwood and Miss Lockwood, OF
New York; the Misses Ainsley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayes. of Washington; Mr. ard
Mrs. Andrew, Mr.. and airs. s. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Merrill Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Farnham Yardley,, of New York;
AIr and Mrs. ]. Morris Wstar. Of Phiia-
delphia, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cabott, Of
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. George Putnam
and Miss Elizabeth Putnam, Of Boston;
the Misses Rees, the Misses Ainsley, and
Mrs. A. C. Chace, of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. George ". Vanderbilt
have given a number Of very delightful
affairs at Biltmore for members of their
house party. Among Mr. and Mrs. Van
derbilts guests have been Mr.. and Mrs
Winston Churchill Senator and Mrs
Chauncey Depew, Baron !. HengelmulleT
Won Hengervar, the Austrian Ambassa-
dor; NJ. lie Teller, of the Belgian Lcga-
ti0n, and others.
All preparations for the spring horse
show. April IS and II. have been per-
fected. There is TO be round OF gayety.
including a horse SHOW BAN, TO be given
at the manor a large number OF hand !
some silver cups viii Zoe given. and among
the donors are Mr G. Brewster Chapman, /
of New York Mr. John A. Roebling. of [
New York. Mr.. Frederick Graham. SIR. [
Dunn Mckee. of Washington Mrs Jo- /
seph GaZZam. MI George W Vanderbilt j
Mr.. Beekman LoriIlard. ana Mrs. Harold /
Rees The prizes VIII be presented by 1
Frrf4ff.~fsff nh b..
q member of the Biltmore house party ]
Patronesses of the horse show ban are /
Mrs. Mortimer Hanccc!-. Mrs. Thomas /
Settle, Mrs Beekman Lorilard, Mrs /
George W. Vanderbilt, Mrs Charles Jor-
dan. the Misses Rees. Mrs Charles Fra 1
zier and Mrs A. B. Chace. OF New York 4
Among those who will entertain during .
horse show week are Mrs. Thomas Set
tie. Mrs. 4. Is. Doyle. Mrs Charles Jor- (
dan, Mrs Arthur Rees, Mrs. a. C. Bart /
lett, and Ms Theodore Davidson.
Parking spaces for the horse show have
been taken by Mr.. George W. Vanderbilt,
Mrs A. B. Chace. Of New York; Mrs
Charles Frazier, Mr.. Rodney Rush swope.
Mrs. A. G. Bartlett, Mr. Beekman Loril-
Ail nj. ttlNA lfh 2NQAttHEt. MI. AdllI
Reynolds, Mrs o. c. Hamilton. Mrs. /
Thomas Settle, Mr.. J. b. y. Bennett, Mr..
Theodore Davidson. Mrs. Joseph NJ. Gaz-
lam. Mr.. Marion Wright. Mrs. Arthur
Rees. Mr. Philip Henry, of New York:
Mr. John A. RoebHng, Mr.. W. F. Ran
iolph. Mr.. and Mrs. Y S. Jordan. the
Misses Acheson, Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard.
Dr.. s. Westray Battle. Or. and Mrs.
Thomas Cheeseborough, and Mr.. and Mrs
George Jackson.
There have been large number OF out
ng parties this week. including several
,arties to Esmeralda and "a fishing party
,iven by Mir and Mrs. George W. Van
.erbilt TO Pisgah Lodge.
Late arrivals are Mr.. John Cabot and
,arty, of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs ]. Norris
Yistar, of Philadelphia; Mr.. Charles
smith and party Of Washington George
r. Carpenter. of Washington: William
)eering and party, of Chicago; Mr.. and
1rs. r. s. Rowland, OF Providence: Mrs.
'arroH Lord, of New York: Mr.. George
,. Henry Miss Henry, and Miss Julia NJ.
.eOnaTd, of New York. and Mr.. and Mrs.
'arnam Yardiey, of New York
The next few weeks promise to be very
ay ones. Besides the horse show, there /
! to be a musical festival. Nine. Sem I
rich and AIT. DamT0sch have been en-
aged There is to be a golf tournament
[ the Swannanoa Country Club, and a
cries OF afternoon teas. A series of con
curse teas has been announced to take !
lace at KenilwOrth Inn.
TREAT MANY CONSERVATIVES.
hySicians at Free DisDensarv Find