Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-28

| roses and green tulle. Instead of bouquets
they carried fans and small baskets Of
flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs~Ion Perdicarls. who spent
winter before last at Stoneleigh Court, are
up in London from their place at Tunbridge
and have attended the opening performances
of play recently written by the former.
The play was written for pleasure at in
tervas OF leisure, and is a story Of Prus-
sian military life, but has no bearing on
the interesting events Of the authors life
while he was Raisuh's prisoner several
years ago Mr.. Perdicarls splendid estates
in Tangier have been unoccupied for some
time. After their return from this country
to England they took up residence at Tun-
bridge for the benefit of IT'S healthy climate.
| 1t was at Idonia, their palatial summer res
idence Spartello headand. outside Tan
| g1er, that Raisul captured Mr.. Perdicaris.
| After his release Mrs. Perdicaris, with
! single attendant to act Interpreter. rode
| into the desert at dawn and interviewed the
brigand in fulfllment Of a promise made by
| her husband. RaisuH treated her with the
utmost courtesy and Difference, and assured
her that no Moor would ever raise his hand
| against her or her husband again. The
sultan was frequent guest at Ell MinZeh,
! the splendid town residence Mr.. Perdicaris
| built at Tangier, and which, like Idonia, is
| now vacant.
| Socialibilities attending the recent polo
tournament at the Onwen tsia Club, Chicago,
| were directed by several who are well
| known hereabouts. Mrs. Chatfield-Taylor
| gave small dinner to the competing teams
| and Mr.. Preston Gibson and Howard Gil
| lette gave party another evening on Mr..
| and Mrs. Chatfield-Taylor's lawn. Mrs.
| Stanley Field another who gave a lawn
party. A rustic dinner and dance was a
! feature also which entertained a company
| OF seventy-five.
| Mrs. Marshall ]. Barrie announces the
| marriage of her daughter Florence Will
1arI TO NJ T a,tc Mo
| mony took place in Alexandria. Va, Wed
nesday, July "a. At home The Raleigh, z
York place Norfolk, Va
Dr. F. B. Brightwell left Thursday to
Join his wife and daughter at Lake Hopat-
cong, and will not return until September 1.
Gov. and Mrs. Swanson, who have been
on an official jaunr' to Chincoteague Island.
are now at their place near Chatham, Va.
where for brief time they will enjoy their
old surroundings in a section full of pleas
ant association to them.
Miss Julia Kaufman. who has been in
Atlantic City for the past two weeks, Is
expected back in town tomorrow to con-
tnue her visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Sigmund.
Mr.. Ferd Richold of New York city is
spending a few days in town with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Richold of 18th
street
Mr.. Victor Strasburger of Norfolk. Va.
who was the guest during the week of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Strasburger, returned to
his home accompanied by Miss Helen Ros-
enberg, who has been spending some time
in town with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Auerbach
Mr. Arthur Newmyer and Mr. LIE Roy
NeWmyer are spending some time in Allan
tic City.
Mrs. Harry Friedlander is summering in
the White mountains at Fabian's, where
are also Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hahn and Miss
Beatrice Hahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford Lyon. who have
been spending several weeks In Atlantic
City, are expected home tomorrow.
Mrs. Marx Kaufman Is enterta ming Mr.
and Mrs. Elliott Strouse of Baltimore at
her country home in Bethesda Md Mr.
and Mrs. Strouse have been at the Blue
Mountain, Md, for the past few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Sol Peyser of Newport
News. who were the guests of Mrs. N.
Peyser for few days this week. have re-
turned to their home.
Mr.. Leslie Meyer Of Indianapolis, Ind,
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Strauss of u street during the week. and
expects to leave town today with Mrs. Sol.
Meyer for New York.
Mr.. Otto Luebkert has returned to the
city from Asbury Park and Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Luebkert is now at Cape Cod. Mass.
Mr.. E. C. Messer Is with his daughter,
Miss Mary Messer, at Cape Cod, Mass, for
several weeks
Mrs. Abe Cohn and daughter Louise Of
Pittsburg. IA, after spending some time
in Atlantic City, are now the guests Of
Mrs. COINS sister. Mrs. Charles Goldsmith
of 1910 Calvert street.
Miss Annette Goldsmith has returned to
her home from a several days visit with
Miss Celeste Goodman at Falls Church, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amnon Behrend Of Rhode
Island avenue are at Herndon, Va, for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Daily Of 1910 North
Capitol street northwest, with their
younger children. Marie Gertrude and T.
D. Daily. jr., with Miss Elisabeth T. Hen
neser. have left for Atlantic City for an
indefinite stay.
Miss Edith Daily, the eldest daughter of
lUlSU -, as 400 -. a., 80.