The Washington herald., 1907-05-26

twenty-five years old, is probably the
most popular, and these garden parties
always attract a large attendance of the
fashionable and benevolent.
The grounds OF the home. In the pretty
Chevy Chase section, will be open from
to O'Clock. and Hight refreshments and
supper will be served.
Mrs. Richard Wainwright, Of the navy
circle. is president of the board Of mana
gers, and the following women have the
interests OF the fete at heart; Mrs. Dun
lop, Mrs. Bradley Davidson. and the
Misses Southwick Briggs.
At The Oaks" I'm the evening. another
attraction awaits the public. This will be
lawn fete also. given at the handsome
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Blount.
corner Of Thirty-frst and X streets, by
the women of All Souls Church. under
the leadership OF the ways and means
committee, OF which Mrs. c. f. Grunsky
is chairman, assisted by the young peo-
pie of the church.
A musical programme by Mrs. II. Clay
Browning, Miss Holberg. Mrs Henny. and
Messrs. Nolan and Myers will be given
at o'clock, TO be followed by dancing
in the spacious parlors Of the mansion.
Light refreshments will be served, and
fortune-teiling and other amusements
will be features Of the evenings enter
tainment.
Mrs. Jerome Franc and little son and
daughter are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Stern. Of the Clifbourne
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Wheatfeld and Miss
Rose Wheatfeld Of Baltimore, were in
the city for a short stay
Mrs. Bette Ganss is visiting her niece,
Mrs. Meyer Henlein. Of 1884 Eighth street
northwest.
Miss Fannie Sicher returned TO her
home. in New York. Tuesday, accompa-
MED by Miss Malyine Woog. who will be
her guest for some time.
Mr.. Joseph Dreyfus Is in Philadelphia
for short stay.
The Imperial Club will give a tug party
Sunday, June 2
Mrs. Abe Stern and daughter Sadie left
yesterday for Baltimore for q short visit.
Miss Norma Esters1n. Of New York.
was In the city during the week
The Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
Cortelyou have leased BAY Crest. near
Huntington. L. /. on the sound side OF
the island. and win take their interesting
little family there FOR the summer They
will leave here about the middle Of June
and remain until the schools open in the
fall
The Secretary Of Commerce and Labor.
who. with Mrs Straus. has been In New
York, has returned home here and will be
Joined later by Mrs Straus. who will re-
main with the Secretary late into the sum
mer. and may possibly take a house at
Chevy Chase. Later they will enjoy q
vacation in the Maine woods.
Miss Corinne Sicher. of Waco, Tex.
spent a few days IN the city.
Mrs. A. Herman and Mrs Louis Silver
man are in Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs Gardner F. Williams have
taken cottage al Hamilton, Mass on
the North Shore and near the Myopla
Hunt Club. the smart hunting and riding
club Of that section.
They will close their new home here
about June g. and 60 o New England
/ Their daughter who was recently mar
D a-4 -
with Mr.. Mlen. arrived at their dcstina-
ton in Cape Town. South Africa, where
the brides family lived previous 10 their
coming here. and where she met her hus-
band.
Though their c0urtship was really be-
gun out In Africa. Mr. Nien having
known Miss Williams since she was q
child, II did not really become serious
on her part AT least. until this winter
when Mr. Men came 20 Washington %
/ visit. At that time the Williams family
was living az the Shoreham. and Mr. Men
was put up al the Cosmos Club by
friends
With the object Of his devotion housed
/ In a hotel. Mr Mio1 found opportunities
/ for pressing his suit somewhat difficult
and was finally obliged 20 propose in the
corridor OF the hotel, and afterward he
[ found the chance 70 slip the enga cement
I ring on his fancee's hand at a box party
at the theater
Mrs David HirchberR and Mr. Harry
| Leucht. the guests Of Mrs Harry Franc.
Of Fifth street. have returned 10 their
home in Newark, y. J.
} Miss Clara Oppenheimer has returned 70
/ New York. after visit 20 her aunt, Mrs
/ Alexander, Of Harvard street.
Mrs. Al slgmund is the guest Of rela-
tives in Norfolk, Va.
/ Nr Robert T. Levy. Of New York. was
/ in town during the week.
| Mrs. Charles S Bromweu. wife Of the
military aid TO the President, and her at
/ tractivc chindren are postponing their
( departure for ChsrlevoiX, Mich. where
they spend the summer months. for a few
DAYS. owing to the sudden change in the
weather Mrs. Br0mwell will remain at
/ her cottage at Charlevoix fo- the next
two months. ana in August will proba-
/ bly, go abroad for a brief visit
Mrs Richmond Pearson Hobson has left
Washington for Tuxedo Park where she
/ will spend the summer.
The Viscountess Aoki, wife Of the Japa-
! nese Ambassador, will sail June 10 from
/ New York to spend the early part Of the
summer in Germany, returning later 20
join the Ambassador at Buena Vista,
Md, where they will establish the en-
bassy for the summer.