The Washington herald., 1907-08-07

Berlin To-dRy-CoI. and Mrs. c. $.
BrOmwell Sail for Europe.
The racing season has opened az Sara
toga under the most favorable auspices,
and "a large and fashionable assemblage
Of people marked the first days attend
ance. The perfect weather, however,
tempted many automobile parties to take
long trips into the country, and there
were many late arrivals at the track IN
consequence. There was great rush TO
the lake at the close Of the races. for
dinner. and the cafes were Hvelier than
at any previous time during the summer.
A number Of new arrivals among the
cottage set were noticed yesterday and
the day before, and Mr.. Henry NJ. Flag
Ter and Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Flagler,
Jr.. are expected to end long automo-
bile trip there the latter part of next
week.
Gayeties have IN no wise abated at
other resorts, and now that the horse
show at Lenox has been abandonedffor
this season, there is talk of renewing the
flower show. This pageant was for years
one Of the most beautiful in the Berk-
shires. and there are many among the
summer contingent who viii cooperate
with the promoters Of the affair with
genuine enthusiasm.
Mrs. PhnIp Sheridan, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. John a. Spoor at Blythe
her summer abode ar Buzzards Bay.
Rear Admiral Yates Sterling. L. S. n.
and Mrs. StarIng. who are members Of
the navy set at Richfeld Springs. enter
tanned a bridge informally at Drake Villa
Monday evening.
Rev. Herbert Shlpman and Mrs Ship
man, son-in-law and daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Edison Bradley. have left Tuxedo
Park where they have been for the past
two months. and are in Canada, where
they will spend the remainder of the
summer.
AIRS. S. Stubel is among the Washing
tonians to arrive at Paris recently
Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke, of San Antonio.
Tex, after a visit 20 New York. Wash
ington. and the jamestown Exposition.
has returned to her home
Mr.. John Cooper. of 1872 Fifth street
sailed Saturday for Nova Scotia, Mrs
Cooper. and Miss Cooper have returned
to their home in Washington. after spend
ing a week in Boston.
Miss katherine White of this city. is
making a tour Of Canada before going
70 Intervale. " H. where she will spend
the remainder Of the summer
Mrs. Edwin Herbert Pnlsbury, Of Wash
ington. is a guest at the Traymore Allan
tic City, to remain until October.
Mrs E. s. schmid and her daughter
and two sons are at Atlantic City for two
weeks.
Mrs. Elwood W. McIntire, of Eighteenth
street is spending some time at Allan
tic City.
Mr.. and Mrs John S. Blair and Mr
and Mrs. Guy II. Johnson and Miss Dor
othy johnson are recent arrivals at Bret
ton Woods. ~ II.
Mrs. Frances J.. Rice. Of \ street, viii
leave washington Saturday for three
weeks absence in Cleveland and Detroit
Mrs Rice will visit her daughter. Mrs.
NJ. r Kendall. in Cleveland. and be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Reed, in De
troit
The wedding Of Miss Katherine Eddy,
sister Of the first secretary Of the Ameri-
can embassy at Berlin, Spencer Eddy, 10
Senator Albert Beveridge. Of Indiana, will
be celebrated to-day at the apartments Of
Mr. and Mrs Eddy. in Berlin. Rev.
Thomas Hall, Of New York, viii perform
the religious ceremony, which, II is under
stood. will be preceded by a civil one
The bride will be given in marriage by
her brother. and Senator Beyeridge will
have as his best man one of his American
friends travelling abroad.
A wedding breakfast will follow the
| ceremony. after which Senator Beveridg4
and his bride will travel In Switzerland
and other nearby places, until their re-
turn 10 America, TO take up their resi-
dence in Washington at the beginning Of
the Congressional season
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Somers, whose beauti-
full place at Bluemont is occupied this
summer by Mr. and Mrs Thomas NJ.
Gale, Is spending her summer at Lake
Mohonk. Mr.. and Mrs Gale are superin-
tending the building of a handsome new
home on the opposite mountain, overlook
ing the Loudoun Valley. This par
ticular spot is one Of the most beautiful
in the State of Virginia, and there is al
most a settlement of Washington people
on the crest of the mountain.
Among them are Mr. and Mrs William
Bruce King, the Misses Brouse. Mrs
Somers. and Prof. and Mrs. Josef Kas-
par. the last-named having a superb farm
overlooking both the Shenandoah and
Loudoun valleys, and famous for its
fine horses ane farming produce Mr.
kaspar's daughter. Miss Franceska Kas-
par, and his son Henry are both with him
In this mountain home, but Mrs. Kaspar
is In Europe She will return to Bluemont
early in September, and spend that month
there. The Kaspars were the pioneer set
tiers in that beautiful country
Col Charles Sumner Bromwell, L S A,
military aid to the President, and Mrs.
Bromwell will sail from New York to-
morrow for Europe TO stay several months.
Col. Bromwell has been ordered to attend