The Washington herald., 1907-07-14
PERSONALS.

Rear Admiral CrownlDshieId, L. S y,
retired. and Mrs. Crowninshield are at
their country place. the Anchorage. Seal
Harbor. Mount Desert Island, Me Their
! son. Casper Crowninshield, United States
consul at CasteIlamare. Italy. and his
bride are spending the summer with
them.
Mrs. John F. Amy. widow Of Admiral
/ Amy. and her daughter, Miss Sadie Amy
are registered at the Revere, Narragan-
! sett Pier.
Mrs. Henry Brovert Kane was the hos
tess at a bridge party at her villa at
/ Narragansett Pier Friday evening. COM
/ plimentary to Nine. Chermont wife Of
! the second secretary Ct the Brazilian En-
/ bassy the guests numbering twelve Of
+ Newport's most prominent summer resi-
/ dents. Nine. Cherm0nt was also the
honor guest at a small tea given by Mrs.
Neville Monroe Hopkins in her villa,
/ Chuwana, the same afternoon.
/ Mrs. r. G. Calium, who was i'll for six
weeks in Baltimore Hospital, is now
/ under the care of Dr. J. Taber Johnson.
/ In Georgetown University Hospital, and
still quite ill.,
Mrs David Levy and family Of Man
ming, S. c., are visiting Mrs. 3, Hartz.
The Imperial Pleasure Club spent Sun
day at Chesapeake Beach, going in a pri-
vate car. and entertaining their guests for
dinner and supper at the Hotel Walton.
/ The members and their guests were Miss
/ Blanche Stern, Miss Juliette Meyer. Miss
/ EsteIle Hano Miss Selma GreenappIe.
Miss Edith Auerbach, Miss Irene Hollan-
/ der, Miss Rebecca Wallberg Miss Carryc
Baer, Miss Cora SOmmers. Miss Julia
kaufman, Of Norfolk. Va; Mr. and Mrs.
/ Ben Nallberg, and Messrs. Maurice Sins
/ heimer, Sylvan Luchs, William Michaels.
/ San Iel J. Sternberger. Milton Strasberg-
/ e.: Joseph Baum. Zion D. Bernstein, Leo
/ Loeb, Leon Strauss. Joseph Bendhetm.
and Joseph Solomon.
Mrs. Burton Harrison. who has been
abroad for nearly year, is expected to
return to this country in August. and oc-
/ cupy her cottage. Sea Urchin at Newport,
which is the fashionable rendezvous dur
/ ing her occupancy for the intellectual set
in society. Mrs. Harrison spent last win
ter in the Chateau ST. Michael. Lord
Clenesk's villa, at Cannes, having with
her her little grandchildren Since the
close of the London season Mrs. Harrison
has gone 10 Scotland, where she will pay
a round Of visits. going later to visit her
son, Mr. Burton Harrison, jr:, who has
taken LAYERS House, In Perthshire, for
the summer.
Miss Hennie Harris, the guest of Mrs.
Harry Abrahams, left yesterday for her
home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. /. Nicholson, who
moved from their apartment in this city
to Rockville early in the season. are now
at Winona, Canada, where they VIII spend
the remainder of the summer. Mrs
Nicholson's health is much improved
J. OrvilIe Ecker. Of this city, Is visiting
his mother at the family homestead, Fay
ettesvllle, \. Y. Mr.. Ecker will sail with
a party Of friends for Europe next month.
Mrs. John Casseis and her son, J. Don
aid CasseIs. have returned to Washington
because OF the illness Of Mr.. Cassels.
Miss Katherine McCawley Of Pennsyl-
vanla, has Joined the large party of
friends visiting Miss Helen Hibbs at the
summer place of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Hibbs, near Leesburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, who were
in Washington the early part of the week,
after a visit of several days in New York,
have returned TO their residence at Pride's
Crossing
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baumgarten and
family are enjoying the sights Of the
jamestown Exposition.
Miss Helen Radcliffe, of Aberdeen, Md,
Is visiting friends in the city
Mrs. Alfred Clifford Barney, who re-
Gently sailed for Europe, to be absent
from this country year, before closing
her attractive home on Sheridan Circle
donated TO the National Museum from her
large and valuable collection of antiques
Washington Points of Interest
Can be visited to excellent advantage by
hiring carriage at Downey's Stables.
1870 L. The finest; hired reasonable.