The Washington herald., 1907-08-19

and Airs. Corbin, who have spent the
early summer at Chevy Chase where
they have been personally overseeing the
building Of their new home, left Wash
'ngton yesterday for a visit TO Kenne-
hunk. Ne. where they viii stay for sew
eral weeks Before departing, Gen and
Mrs. Gorbin We're entertained by Dr. J.
J. Richardson and Mrs. Richardson. who
gave a small dinner in their honor Sat
uTday evening At the Chevy Chase Inn,
Mrs. Robert Mason. wife Of DR. Mason
/ Of the Dupont, VIII leave Washington
this week FOR Bar Harbor Me, where
she Will make a visit.
Senor Don Augusta F. Pulido, first sec
retary Of the Venezuelan Legation. who
has been spending the summer at Mar
! rasansett Pier. returned 10 washington
last week for a brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hichborn have ar
rived at Northeast Thrbor. Me. TO visit
Mrs. HichbOrE's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry n. Hoyt
Mrs. Henry Hostetter, Of Washington,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Edward
Cookingham. who is entertaining a house
party for her near Portland. Greg
Master Frederick JOY. the young son
Of Nine. Hauge. wife Of the Norwegian
Minister who was stricken with typhoid
fever at Bar Harbor, Ne. shortly after
the minister and his family had estab-
lished themselves there for the summer.
after progressing spleudidiy. last week
had a relapse so serious that his condi-
ton IS now critical
Mr.. George W. Riddle, Of the Geological
Survey, IS now the guest Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W Riddle. ut the cot
tage they are occupying near Saranac
Lake, y. y.
Capt T. G. Barnard, Of the Treasury
Department. will leave Washington in a
few days for Irvington Beach, Va.
Mrs. Foraker. wife Of the Senator from
Ohio, who has been the guest of her
daughter, Mrs Francis King Wainwright.
at Northeast Harbor. Ne. has returned
/ To her home in Ohio Mr. and Mrs. VAIN
wright and Miss Louise Foraker are still
at Northeast Har5or, where they expect
10 remain until September
Mr.. James Archibald left Washington
last week for a motor trip through Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. Z. /. Chapman and mother. Mrs.
Z 5IfTI
are spending two weeks in Atlantic City.
They are registered at the Strand.
Mrs. Z. P. Hickey. IT.. Of 1917 Sixteenth
street northwest. has returned 10 her
home after a stay of several weeks at
the Marib0rough-Bleuhe Atlantic City.
Mai. a. Dapray. L 5. A. and Mrs.
Dapray have arrived in Washington from
Norfolk and are visiting with relatives.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles F. NIanderson. Of
Omaha, who were in Washington. some
time last spring, are now at Poland
Springs, Ne.
MI and AIRS. James (. Hoover have
gone 10 Portland. Ne. by water. on
their return they will stop at Bridgeport.
Conn, and New York.
4 party OF ten consisting Of Mrs. 4.
Kingree, Of Hartford. Conn; Misses
Josephine Cooper Zaidee and Kathryn
kibler, and Bessie Wynkoop, Of this city,
Nancy Elgin. Lena Cooper. and Louise
Evans. of Mount Jackson, Va. and Min
ME and Maud Wynkoop. Of Woodgrove,
Va, left Washington yesterday on tho
Newport News to visit the jamestown
Exposition and other points 81 interest
in that section.
Miss Maud Wagner entertained a num-
Der OF friends at her home, p Ninth
street southeast. at a luncheon and linen
shower last Saturday. in honor Of Miss
Matte Y. Trey. whose marriage TO Mr.
George G. Whitney is announced for
August d The color scheme was yellow
and white Suspended from the chan
deiier over the lunch table was Jap
anese parasol containing the gifts, each
being tied with yellow ribbon, which was
fastened 10 the plate of the donor with an
orange blossom plaCe-card. The guests
were Mrs. =. IndeTmana, Mrs \. Cop
land, Miss Leila Manakee Miss Flora
Jacobs, Mss Minnie Hunter, Miss Mar
garct Scudder, Miss Edna Clapp. Miss
Alice Fermlllion, Miss Katherine New
hail. Miss Emily Bournet, Miss Alviua
Carroll, and Miss Jeanette Wagner.
The principal event Of the present week
at Bar Harbor. and, in fact. Of the Whole
season, IS the horse show More spirited
competition than ever is looked for this
summer, particularly in the large class.
The four-in-hand class, that most coveted
by society leaders, will be, the field Of
sharp struggles this year. Also there Will
be q spirited contest for the Champion
ship honors. Last year the honors were
carried off by Edgar Scott, OF PhiIadel-
phia, but he viii have no walkover this
season. Among those who viii contend
for the honors are Warner II. Leeds J.
l. ketterlinus. Philip Livingston. J. T.
Bowen, Edward Browning. William f.
Cochran. X. Hall Mccormick, and 5. Me-
gargee Wright. and possibly Gen. Edward
Morren. New York viii be arayed against
Philadelphia for honors. and there is
sharp rivalry.
BESIDES the horse show, the hospital
entertainment Is attracting a great deal
or attention just now, and will be the
maj large event Of the season The affair
IS dated for August @, and viii be a
vaudeville entertainment, in which some
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