The Washington times., 1907-07-14
Personals.

Col. Charles Sumner Bromwell. L. S.
A, military aide to the President. will
| leave Washington early In August for
his trip to Greece, to be present at the
military maneuvers OF the Grecian
army. Mrs. Bromweli has not yet de-
termined whether she will accompany
him, as she is 10th to put so much dis
lance between herself and the children
and it is impossible 20 take them Colonel
| Bromwell will be absent not more than
two months and viii return TO Washing
| ton in time for the opening OF the So
! cial season. Mrs. BromBell is now in
, Charlevoix, Mich, with her children.
the guests OF her mother. Mrs. Mathew
[ T. Scott. Of Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Lee Phillips viii close
their house on II street early next week
and leave for New York, from where
they VIII sail on the New Zealand on
the 20th of this month for a several
months trip abroad. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips have recently taken possession
Of their own home after having spent
/ the winter In an apartment in Stone
leigh Court. The Misses Pruyn. of Al
! Dany, n. Y, occupied the Phillips house
, during the season.
Miss Letterman will sail on August 10
for a several months trip in Europe and
VIII be accompanied by Miss Nina
Squire.
Announcement is made OF the engage
ment Of Miss sara K. Wickes. a grand
daughter Of Judge p. L. Wlckes, of the
Supreme Court bench OF Baltimore, and
a daughter Of Col. Joseph L. Wickes, TO
( DR.. Louis Reichart, Of Brownsville, Pa
The wedding will take place some time
il the autumn
| Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar Crowninshield
| who have just returned from Italy
/ will spend the summer at Seal Har-
Dor. Ne.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford B. Harmon are
| spending the summer at Indian HarbOr
! Greenwich, with Mrs Harmon's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Benedict. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harmon. who. since their marriage
/ have spent several winters abroad and
at Mr.. HarmOn's country place at Bala
I near Philadelphia, will be in New Yorl
( Tor the coming winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Benedict.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish has invitation,
out for luncheon Of fifty guests today
at her Newport villa, Crossways.
Mrs. Thomas H. Anderson and Mis-
Anderson, Of Washington, are at tn,
Gladstone at Narragansett Pier.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Arthur Murray
/ al to "a Glaf
a fishing and hunting expedition in tn,
neighborhood of Harpers Ferry. The!
will remain in Washington for a few
weeks before going away for the re
mainder Of the season.
Miss Eleanor Terry and Miss Miriam
Crosby will leave Washington tomorrow
1 for Elkins. w. Va. where they viii
join the house party of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Lee After three weeks the,
will return to washington for a few
days before going to Narragansett Pie
J for the remainder Of the summer.
The Summer Social Register. which
! appeared last week, giving the country
| foreign, or yachting addresses Of IN,
1 prominent families of New York, Wash
ington. Philadelphia, Chicago. Boston
Providence, St. Louis. Pittsburg, ST
Paul, Minneapolis. San Francisco, Bal
timore, Buffalo, and Southern citie
from Richmond TO Atlanta, indicates
continued increase in the movement Il
the seashore, so that at present Their
are almost as many families summer
ing by the sea as there are at all tn
inland resorts put together.
or the 1920 families or individual
mentioned in the Summer Social Regis
ter, OF all the above cities combined
4.O06 are summering inland. an increas
OF per cent over last year, and 3.S7
are by the seashore, an increase OF ]
per cent; S24 families have gone abroa,
since April l. and s56 families are q
bankers addresses; go have returne
since the LIST of April. large percentag
OF increase over last year. Isl are to