The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
PERSONALS.


Mr.. Myron Parker, jr.. of Washington,
is a guest at the Oceanside Hotel. as is
also Pay Director Charles ". Littledeld,
L. S. n. OF Washington.
Mrs. Warren W. Fairbanks, who. with
Mr.. Fairbanks. is visiting the latter's par
ents. the Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks. at Manchester-by-the-Se was
over at Magnolia Wednesday. and took
! tea with friends at the Grill She was
/ attractively gowned in a white cloth suit,
pleated skirt and long coat. with which
/ she wore a pink Tuscan straw ha1 trim
med with plumes to correspond.
| She bears the distinction OF being the
woman whom Prince Henry of Batten-
/ berg declared the prettiest woman he saw
! IN America She is equally charming in
manner, having a very winning smile.
Mrs. PiIlsbury wife OF Capt. Pnlsbury.
was also seen Wednesday afternoon com
/ ing from the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
/ Richardson, at Magnolia. She was very
! prettily gowned in silver gray silk trim
med with Quilllngs Of tafreta in gray and
/ cream lace.
/ Mrs. George Cuthbert Brown, who is at
Observation-Disclosures affects gray very
much, and looks very well in dove gray
/ silk and lace When not IN gray she usu-
/ ally wears white.
/ Miss Enrol Brown wears a smart little
morning gown Of white muslin polka
dotted in dark blue, made Jumper fashion
over a lingerie blouse, with which she
wears a hat trimmed in blue and guinea
quilts.
Miss Collier. daughter Of Mrs. T. De
Witt Talmage. stiT holds her own as be-
ing the most attractive Washington girl
at Magnolia. She IS nearly always in the
mornings and afternoons in a pretty
blouse and duck skirt, with which she
wears a leghorn hat trimmed with pink
roses.
Mr.. J. Edward Ditson. Of Washington,
was one of a party Of four gentlemen
touring the country in large auto, who
stopped at the Magnolia the other even
ing. They dined there, but being unable
to get rooms. were put up at The Grill
suites.
Signor Montagna. italian charge DAT
flares. and his colleagues. Signors Centaro
and Cora. dined at the Grill at Magnolia
Tuesday evening. going over from Man
chester in Signor MOntagna's car.
The Baroness Won Sternburg has been
Joined at Dublin, n. H. where the Ger
man Embassy is established for the sum
mer, by her mother, Mrs. Langham. and
Miss Violet Langham. who have recently
returned from Europe, and will remain
with her throughout the season.
Mrs. Noyes, wife Of Lieut. Samuel W
Noyes, [. s. A. is occupying an apart
ment at Stoneleigh Court. while her hus-
band is undergoing treatment at the Army
General Hospital. at the Washington Bar
racks
Commander Albert Gleaves. L. S. N,
and Mrs. Gleaves. who are at Newport,
where Commander Gleaves is stationed.
entertained on August at a delightful
dance, given in honor Of their daughter,
Miss Anna Gleaves.
Lieut.. Gen. Arthur Macarthur, Z. s. A,
arrived in Kansas City. No. August IS,
accompanied by Mrs. Macarthur, to at
tend the eighth annual reunion Of the
National Society, Army of the Philip
pines. Of which organization Gen. Mac
Arthur is commander-in-chief.
Mrs. Sinclair, widow Of Brig. Gen VIII
lam Sinclair, has lefr Washington for the
present. and is visiting her sister. Mrs.
vania.
Society women Of Lenox met at the
bridge party. given for the benefit Of the
Bide Wee Home for Friendless, in New
York. About 500 was realized. Prizes
were won by Mrs. George W. Fol-
som. Mrs. Fordham Morris. Mrs. Henry
L. Lee. and Miss Rosina Hoyt. Among
those playing were Mrs. Gouverneur Nor
-is. Mrs. John Sanford Barnes, Mrs. VIII
lam Pollock. the Misses Ethel Brooks.
Heloise Meyer. Margaret Chadwick, and
Mrs. Frank K. Sturgis
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Berger Moran.
of Charlottesville, Va, and Washington.
are occupying a villa on Ocean road.
NaTragansett Pier.
Americans registered in Paris during
the past few days are Mr.. G. E. Kramer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A ". Lukei. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Taylor, and Miss Florence TAYLOR
Mrs. a. Skenner, and Mrs. R. R. Rogers.
A fancy dress ball, given at the Hotel |
Mathewson, Friday evening, was the
leading event Of the week at iNarragan- |
sett Pier. about 500 persons participated
and many Of the dancers were masked
The grand march was led by Mr.. s. w
Mathewson and Miss Mary Z. Dillon. of
New York. Mr.. Mathewson wore a pink |
satin domino. trimmed with black velvet
and Miss Dillon was typical Spanish /
lady IN rich costume Of black lace over
red satin, with red velvet bolero. An