Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09

survive at the Naval Academy, SO far as
public expression serves. After leaving the
Bancroft Hall, the mddies' dormitory and
soon appeared in civilian clothing In the
meantime the undergraduates awaited them
selves of certain privileges which are denied
them while senior class is at the instftu-
ton. The second class made a rush for the
benches along the main walk leading into
the grounds which used by first-class
men only, while the plsbes took great de-
light in making their first formal visit to
Lovers Lane"
Phra Ratanayapt, charge d'affaires for
Siam, has established legation headquar-
tiers for the summer in the Souther cottage
at Bass Rocks, Cape Ann, Mass. And Mr.
LOTUS sailed last week to spend two
months in England with his wife, who pre-
ce3ed him abroad.
Justice and Mrs. Holmes have gone to
Beverly, Mass, for the summer.
Gen. Miles and his daughter, Mrs. Reber
Will spend the summer at Milton, Mass.
Justice and Mrs. Harlan left last week
for New York on their way to Murray Bay
Canada, for the summer.
Madame Nabuco, wife of the Brazilian
ambassador, and her children, with Nine
Gurgel do Amaral, wife of the Brazilian
charge d'afaires, and the sister of the lat
ter, Mile. Goodhena, sailed yesterday for
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison
who will be residents here next season.
having leased the Key house on I street
for two years, recently arrived in London
from Cannes, where, with the three chill
dren of the former, they passed the winter
They made a trip to Egypt during that
time. and went up the Nile Mr.. Harrison
expected to get some quail shooting but it
was too early. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison only
cfo cd in 1n,-
going up to Scotland to pass a few weeks
at their shooting lodge in Invernessshire
Mrs. Burton Harrison. who was with her
son and daughter-in-law all the winter, is
now at Varesse, but Is expected in London
shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Zwissler entertained
large host of friends on Tuesday evening
last at their residence, pa 9th street south
west. fine program of songs and dances
was given by Mr.. Harris, Mr. P Baum,
Mr.. Regan and the host. After supper and
refreshments were served the ladies were
each presented with an umbrella, while the
men were recipients of handsome purses
A picture was taken Of the group. The
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Ostermayer, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Boyd, Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. Fellinger, Mr.. and Mrs
Bernhard Endres, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Goucher. Mr.. and Mrs. A Schneider, Mr..
and Mrs: A. Schneider. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Stein, Miss NJ Ray,
Mr.. Louis F. ockerhausen. Mrs. j. X
Fischer, Miss B. J. Schneider, Miss f.
Rosenbaum, Miss NJ. Dell. Mr.. S. Wolf
heimer. Miss NJ Samuels. Mr.. G. Wiegand,
Mrs. P. Guiliana, Mr.. Geo. La Monna Mrs
H. p Giavina, David Busch ]. E Lea
man, l.. Reagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo E.
Ruhl, Alfred Lehman and John Brinze
Mrs Simon Lyon is in indianapolis, her
former home, visiting her father, Mr. S.
kirshbaum.
The members Of the Imperial Club are
giving an all-day tug party today to their
lady friends aboard the tug Runaway. About
fourteen couples, chaperoned by Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Wollberg. will enjoy the
trip and will land at one of the resorts on
the lower Potomac to spend part of the
time. The party includes Mr.. and Mrs
Benja min Wollberg. Miss Blanche Stern,
Miss Irene Hollander, Miss Della Fishel,
Miss Meryl Goldsmith, Miss Pauline Pretz-
fielder, Miss Bella Hirsh, Miss Juliet Meyer,
Miss Helen Hopfennaier, Miss Carrie Loeb,
Miss Selma Greenapple, Miss Juanfta Kauf
man. Miss Fannie Rosenthal. Miss Rebecca
Wollberg and the Messrs. Milton Kaufman,
Maurice Sinsheimer, William Michaelis
Samuel Steinberger. keo Loeb, Sylvan
Luchs, Max Hirsh. Jerome Kaufman, Maui