The Washington times., 1907-09-14
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tage colony and brought Prof. Ike John
son there to instruct his friends in its
mysteries.
Mrs Egerton l. Winthrop. jr.. came
TO the Casino on her wheel attired in
a most fetching costume, and was at
once the object of interest to all women
of her acquaintance who focked around
her and fairly deluged her with ques-
tons regarding its health-acquiring and
flesh-reducing possibilities.
Mrs. I. Townsend Burden. in addition
10 her regular training course. has also
taken to bicycling. and frequently goes
for long rides on her wheel
While there is still much gayety in
Newport, in the way of luncheons and
dinners, much time is being devoted just
now to rest cures and TO health restor-
ing exercises. such as cross country rid
ing, tennis. golf, and bathing
There were predictions that bridge
whist would cease 10 be popular this
season, but evidently its clutch will be
As strong as ever, if we were to take
london as a guide The prospect is for
bridge, bridge, and yet more bridge
at receptions and dinners
Mrs Hilborne Roosevelt and her
daughter. Miss Dorothy Roosevelt,
whose marriage 10 LangdOn Geer viii
take place in New York October 3,
viii return to New York early next
week from Seabright, where they have
been spending the summer
Senator Nelson W. AIdrich entertained
at luncheon yesterday at his country
place at Warwick taking his guests up
on his steam yacht. Saghaya- Among
those in the party were Senator George
Peabody WetmOre. George b. -DeForest,
Major Edmund J. Curley, Robert Sedg-
wick, Herbert c. Pell, Nathaniel Thayer,
Augustus jay, and Robert Ives Gam
nell.
Mrs. John Paterson Duncan, of New
York has announced the engagement of
her daughter, Miss jeanne B. Duncan. 10
Ottoman II. Van NOrden. also Of New
York. Miss Duncan is a sister Of Mrs.
Walter Watson, Jr., and of Stuart Dun
can, who married Miss Jermain StOd-
dard. Mr.. Van NOrden IS a son of
Warner Van NOrden, OF New York No
date has yet been set for the wedding.
The marriage of Mrs Mary Clark
GrOOme and Clarence Kenyon, Jr.s took
place today in Sherry's New York city.
Mr.. Kenyon viii take MS bride Tor
European bridal trip.
The bride, who is an exceedingly
handsome woman, Is the daughter of the
late James w. Clark. of Hampton. Va,
and is also we'll known in Suffolk and
Fort Monroe. She is related 10 the
Mason, Whitfield, and Page families Of
Virginia.
Harry Montgomery has returned tc his
home in Washington after months va
cation spent at Richmond, Virginia
Beach, and the jamestown Exposition.
The Alpha Kappa Sigma Club. Of
Takoma Park. was entertained al the
home of the president, Henry c. Clark,
last evening. A club pin was selected
and IL was decided TO have an assoc
ciate membership for members who VIII
be away for the coming winter Miss
Ruth Grabill, who VIII 50 away 10
school this winter, was placed on the
associate list
Katie White, In behalf of the club,
handsome ring, upon which the cIuD
letters were engraved IN token or the
enjoyable connection Wnich Mss HIIe
has had with the club and IN view
OF the fact that she viii soon leave the
Park 10 make her home in Gainesville
After refreshments. the club spent the
remainder OF the evening BY playing
games and telling stories. among those
present were Misses Clark. Blauyelt,
Eva Kelly, Elizabeth Walltlns, haIle
White. Katherine Whitmer, and Henry
Clark Isaac Clark. James NJ r. Adams
and J. Bond Smith.
The wedding OF Miss Mamie Chap
pelear, Of Delaplane, Va, ana CharIeS
Peyton Greyer viii take place the ilrst
week in October, in the home OF the
brides parents in Deiaplane.
Mrs. Lucy p. Hiczox announces the
marriage Of her daughter, Grace Evelyn,
TO Alexander James Morris The eere-
mony took place on September 10, Ia
the rectOry of Christ Episcopal Church,
IN Rockville, Md, the rector, the Rev
Thomas j. Packard, officiating.
IT.. v,ov-ae-sr T1,,ct,ass of Manchester
has arrived at Newport. as the guest
of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt at Beau
lieu She went up from New YORK yes
terday on the flagship North star, Win
Commodore Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs.
ogden Mills, and several others
The minister from Argentina, Senior
Don Epiianfo POrtela who has been
spending the summer in Canada with
his family, viii return to the legation
SUNDAY. and after a few days here will
20 to Mexico with his son, Senior Julian
Portela They viii not return TO Wash
ington until about November /
Mr.. and Mrs J. Kaufman. Of S116 NJ
street northwest ANNOUNCE the engage
ment OF their daughter. Carrye, to ABE
Jacoby. of Washington, al home
Mrs. Edward J. Steuwagen has re
turned to Washington from Poland
Springs. where she has been spending
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice D. Rosenberg,
with their niece, Miss Edith Auerbach
and daughter. Aubrey, have been spend
ing the last fortnight at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Kann have re-
turned TO their home, on Belmont road, /
after spending some time AT Gainesville, /
Md at the summer nome OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Sigmund Kann.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nordlinger and Mr. /
and Mrs Isaac B. NordInger and fam
ity have returned to their home, after
spending the summer al East Fails
Church. Va
Harry King and family are again at
their home here, after spending the past
two months at Atlantic City.
Miss Rita Wolferman. Of Streator, I'll. /
who has divided the summer between /
Atlantic City and Far Rockaway, l. l.
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney II. !
Reizenstein at the Dupont
Miss Lena Strauss has returned to
town from a six weeks stay ct Atlantic
City
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Kohner and fam
ily are spending q few days with rela-
tives in Baltimore