The Washington herald., 1907-07-14

bouutSStS, ana batFES-iS the must AVtd-
bic In the collection are also Flemish.
tFlorentne. and Venetian laces, and rare,
beautiful specimens OF Oriental art, which
are being mounted in the hall of ethnol-
ogy, under the direction Of Chies Mounter
Sweeny. Mrs. Barley's tapestries are
among the handsomest in Washington,
and In her studio are to be found mum
Der Of fine specimens Of pottery.
Mrs. Aaron Jackson IS making an ex-
tended Western trip.
The Octagon Pleasure Club VIII give a
moonlight sailing party on Tuesday even
Ing. chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Sondheimer.
Miss Hazel Hirsch. of Marinette, Wis,
is In the city for weeks stay.
The Misses Dodson. of 1901 Q street, win
leave Washington tomorrow for East
Gloucester, Mass, where they will spend
the remainder Of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. McKenny Berry will
give up their apartment at the Colonial
this week and take possession of their
new home, 1895 Thirtieth street.
Mrs. Charles Friediander and four sons
LEROY, Jerome, Philip. and Mark-leave
tomorrow for Newport News for
| months visit to Mrs. VIII Garner.
Mrs. Joseph S. Fox. Of Baltimore. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. b. Snisheimer.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wagner. OF
Georgetown, who have been at Saratoga
the past week. will return TO their home
in a few days.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and his son
have taken up their residence at Tuck
enuck Island, of the coast of Aassa-
chusetts. where the Senator main aims a
summer residence.
Mr.. Roger Winter, Of New York. is the
guest Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry barrow, of New
Orleans. La. are guests at the Willard
Hotel
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe VIII
leave Washington this week for the HUI
ron Mountain Club Michigan, where they
will spend the summer Before they re-
turn TO their home in Washington they
viii visit Mrs Radcline's brother. Bryant
Walker, at Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Lewis and family are
at Gaithersburg Nd, for the summer.
George Wheeler Hosford. of Washing
ton. and Miss Edith Maude Lacock. Of
Niagara Falls, We're married at Ithaca
Thursday. The wedding is the outcome of
a romantic attachment formed at Cornell.
where both Mr.. Hosford and Miss Lacock
were students After a honeymoon trip
lasting three weeks. which will embrace
a trip across Lake Redo, Canada, MIR
and Mrs. Hosford viii come 20 Washing
ton, where the bridegroom is assistant
pomologist in the Department Of Agricul-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Kean viii cele-
brate the fifteth anniversary Of their
{ wedding tomorrow evening at the family
/ residence on Shepherds road. Bright
wood
Mrs. J. French Simpson and her'son and
daughter have closed their home in Kalo-
/ rama avenue and left Washington for
! stay at one Of the Hudson River resorts.
going later TO New Haven. Conn, for an
! extended visit.
Mrs. B. Dreyfus and Miss Edna Dreyfus
| are spending the heated term in Rock
/ vile, Nd.
Mrs. NJ B. Downing sailed from New
York yesterday for a trip 70 Europe OF
/ several months duration.
I Col and Mrs. L. s. Brown and Miss
/ Mcdaniel. all Of Washington. are regis
I tered at the lslesworth, Atnatc City.
Mrs. Julia Gutekunst has left Washing
/ ton to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Faison, Of North Carolina.
Mrs. Edward KOhner and daughter
Katherine have returned from a visit to
Baltimore.
DR.. and Mrs Kendall and their little
( daughter. Minerva, Of Eleventh street. are
( spending the summer at Lake Sebago. Ne.
Mrs. L. /. Thompson and her mother.
Mrs. Swain, widow OF Gen. David @.
Swain, L. S. ~. have taken a cottage at
Atlantic City for the summer.
The Misses Moore are the guests Of the
Misses McMullin. at their home in Nor
folk, Va.
Mrs. Charles E. Young viii be the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. II. Bentley Smith, at
their cottage at Pitman, n. J., until Oc-
tober.
The Merry Ten" gave a very enjoyable
picnic supper at Great Falls on Tuesday
evening. Those in the party were Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Fishel. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Kafka. Mr.. and Mrs Sam Gauss.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Strauss.
Miss Rena Fishel is enjoying the hospi-
| tally Of Baltimore relatives.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hopkins, Of Washington. is
at Driftwood. in Rockland street, New
port
Mrs. Thomas II. Anderson and Miss
Anderson, wife and daughter Of Justice
Anderson, are members Of the Washing
ton contingent at Newport.
DR.. Maurice Francis Egan returned yes
terday from New York, where he went
early in the week 70 attend dinner given
in his honor at the Players Club, at
which Edmund Clarence Stedman pre-
sided. Those present 81 the dinner were:
Richard Watson Glider, Frank II. Scott.
| Charles de Kay, Robert Underwood John
son, Harrison 3. Hedges, James MacAr-
Freshest Flowers nt Skaters, 18th & !.
All choice varieties. Prices are reasonable. /