Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-24
The WORLD OF SOCIETY
AN IDEAL PARTY FOR THE NEW
PORT coTTAGERs
Attorney General and Mrs. Bonaparte
Have Gone North - Other
Plans-Personals.

Mr. and Mrs ]. Mitchell Clark gave the
first large party OF the season thus far at
Newport by entertaining at Gray Craig,
their beautiful place over by Sachusett
Beach. about $50 Of the summer residents
The place is full OF natural well as con-
structed surprises and has lovely gardens,
tea house at the top of Paradise Rocks
lily pond and other special fea, ures. Mr.
and Mrs. Clark received in natural pass
In rock, the later earing a gown OF mi
Ian lace over apple green liberty gauze and
a large garden hat of Neaoolitan tosca
straw, adorned W tn rreat tn of va 'i-co,ored
pinks and green ostrich plumes. Wide green
streamers fell nearly to the ground from
the back of the hat. A Hungarian band
played in the garden while the guests
promenaded. From the tea house a Japa-
nese in native dress distributed Japa-
vors prepared for the occasion. The buffet,
where d luncheon was served, stood before a
fountain, the large basin of which was filled
with rare lilies and water plants and whose
border was marked with Japanese white
lilies.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Bonaparte
arrived last night at Lcnox, Mass, for their
usual stay.
Mrs George Westinghouse entertained
yesterday her house party with an automo-
bile ride to picturesque Bash Bish Falls.
Mount Washington, the smallest town in
this state. The falls are near Mount Ever
EFT. Mrs Westinghouse guests were Mrs.
William NJ Croft. Miss Dorothea Croft.
Mrs NJ. D. Hewett, Miss Margaret Wads-
worth and Miss Rachael Aiken. They had
luncheon in the woods which surround the
falls.
Sixteen covers were laid in honor of the
sixteenth birthday anniversary Of Miss
Alma Colclazer, at her residence, 1918 7
street, last night. In the early part OF the
evening games were INDUCED in. After
ord nnI fpct r,,r,o avfo
sumed about two hours, and then the
guests, who comprised the most intimate
friends of the young hostess, repaired to the
dining room. which was beautifully deco
rated and partook of delightful repast.
In the center of the table a huge birthday
cake. studded with sixteen candles. was
placed, and from which sixteen vari-colored
ribbons were carried to each plate. Those
present were the Misses Kathryn Esher.
Loretta Lane. Louise Horner, Florence
Mitchell Mae Esher and Messrs. Raymond
Sauter, Fay He'll. Milton Allen, Karl Pitt,
Roger Holdings. Tretcher Prescott. Aubrey
Knight, Walter Lockwood James II. Wood
burn and Arthur c. Clark.
Mrs. E. w. Hoover and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Hoover and Mrs. George E.
Lacey are stopping at the Hotel New Eng
land, Atlantic City.
10 Randolph place are visiting friends in
New York city Before returning home
they will visit Niagara Falls and Atlantic
City.
Miss Fannie Eberhardt Of Knoxville,
Iowa, who has been spending a month with
her uncle, A. F. Sperry, 1887 Q street, left
for her home today.
Mrs. A. F. Sperry, 1887 Q street, and Miss
Fannie Eberhardt of Knoxville, Iowa, made
a pleasant trip to Norfolk jamestown and
Virginia Beach last week.
Mrs. G. B. Chapman, with her son and
her mother, Mrs A. L. Norris, will sail
on the Teutonic from New York tomorrow
for Europe, and will not return until the
middle Of September.
Mr. and Mrs. N L. Fowler and son. Mr..
Robert c. Fowler, have just returned home
after a pleasant ten days trip to Pine
Beach, Virginia Beach, jamestown, Old
Point, Berkeley, Norfolk and Ocean View.