The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
In The SOCIAL WORLD
Recruits for Washington Col
Ony at CazenOyia.
PERSONALS FROM TUXEDO
Miss Sue Isabel Dickson to Wed Mr..
Lambert Tenney at Calvary Bap-
and Mrs. SatterIee and Miss Sat
terIee Go 10 the AdirOndacks.

ana MIS- "tN @"'TH
terIee Go 10 the AdirOndaeks.
Count Won Hatzfeldt, charge d'affaires
Of the German Embassy. has been the
guest the past week Of Rev. and Mrs.
Herbert shipman. at their cottage in
Tuxedo and Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Brad
ley, the parents of Mrs. Shipman. were
dinner hosts Of the count during his visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen H. Pell, Of New
York. who are now at their cottage at
Tuxedo, will leave this week for Canada
where they will join the Duke Of the
Abruzzi on q Northern trip. which will in
clude fishing and prospecting.
The Nicaraguan Minister and his bride
Nine. Corea. are planning TO sail the first
OF next month for a summer I'm Europe.
Baron Aubr0zy. who has but lately re-
turned from seeing his chief the Austro-
Hungarian Ambassador. off for Europe, is
making his farewell calls, preparatory 10
leaving this week for Bar Barbor' where
he will conduct his embassy this summer.
The Bishop OF Washington and Mrs,
satterlee and Miss Satterlee have
closed their house here and have gone to
their summer place In the Adrondaeks-
They VIII remain II ere until September
when they will return in order 70 enter
tain the Bishop Of London the Right Rev.
Frederick Ingram. who is 10 arrive mere
early IN the fall.
Miss Helolse Meyer, daughter Of the
Postmaster General and Mrs. Meyer, who
left here with the family for Hamilton,
Mass. has gone on 10 Beuox to visit Mrs.
Frank Bemis.
Nine. Bonaparte has closed her house
here and has gone 10 Tuxedo 10 visit
Mrs. Newbold Edgar before going TO
Cazenovia, n Y, for the summer
Other Washingtonians who VIII form
colony at Cazenovia are Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward McCauley. Mrs Robert Hinckley
and her daughter. and Lieut. Commander
and Mrs Webster Edgar Lieut. Com
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and is at present with Assistant Secre-
tarv Of the Navy Newberry, who has
Just escorted Mrs. Newberry and children
to Watch Hill, on the Dolphin.
Lieut.. Horace ". Jones, L. S. ", and
family have gone to Edgartown, Nartha's
Vineyard, Mass, for the summer.
Miss NJ FL Gale. Of Washington, has
gone 10 NarraEansett Pier, where she has
opened the cottage. "Idlewild. which she
has leased for tho summer.
The Rev. ]. A. Asplnwal has gone TO
Shelter Island L. l.
Rear Admiral Seth NJ. Ackley, L. s ~,
who has been i'll in Baltimore. has sufi-
GENTLY recovered to 90 20 Nantucket,
Mass. where he VIII spend the summer
Mrs. Frank ". Andrews, who spent the
past winter here, IS visiting in Boston,
bat will open her Newport cottage this
week.
Word comes from Lake Placid. y. Y.
of a jolly camping party which includes
the youngest son of Senator and Mrs.
Knox. young Philander Knox, jr.. better
known to his intimates as Tippy. He
and his party were the first 70 ascend
Mount Wh:-efaCe this season. and the
young men spent the night on its sum
init.
Gen. and Mrs. John r. Brooke are
Washingtouians who are in the Berk-
shires. They are at the MaplewoOd Inn
. in Pittsdeld.
Senator and Mrs Henry E. Burnham.
Of Manchester, y. H.. have gone to their
summer home at York Beach, Ne.
Mr.. Dennis N. Bangs and his mother
Mrs. Bangs, who have spent the winter
as usual in Washington. left yesterday
for their home at Waterville, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Treat Paine. jr.
have arrived al their country place.
"PInethwaite." at Prid7s Crossing. on
the North Shore Of Massachusetts. Mrs.
Paine was formerly Miss Marie l., Mat
tingly. of Washington.
Justice Moody has left his country
home at HaverhiH. Mass. and has gone
TO MattapOlsett. on BuzzaTds Bay.
Mrs. Hall. wife of Gen. W. ?. Hall, and
her children have gone 70 the mountains
OF Virginia for the summer
Mrs John p. Jackson and Miss jackson
will sail for Europe Saturday and viii
spend most Of the summer in Dinard,
France. with Mr.. and Mrs. Deming Jar
Wis. who have taken a villa there for the
/ season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, Of Wash
/ ington. and Mrs. Moores mother, Mrs.
| Swift. Of Chicago. will sail for home this
week from Europe and will go directly
/ 90 their summer home, Swftmore, at
Prides. on the North Shore of Massa-
/ ChuSetts.
The wedding of Miss Sue Isabel Dickson
and Mr. Lambert Tenney which will take
place tomorrow evening at $50, at Cal
vary Baptist Church, will be one Of the
| largest affairs Of the week, and marked
! by an unusually beautiful musical pro-
gramme. which will precede the cere-
mOny. during the seating Of the guests,
| for twenty minutes.
Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. president
of the Washington College Of Music, will
| sing Beloved Il Is Morn" by Aywar,
| and 20, Promise Me" and The Rose
Maiden Chorus viii be sung by eight
young ladies, who will act as the brides
attendants. reception will follow at
1 the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Wilde brother-in-law and sister Of the
/ bride. Of 1856 r street northwest. Rev. s. II.
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