Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-29
LADY BACHE CUNARD.

LADY BACE
American. Her father was the late E. ].
Burke of Chicago. Her husbands grand
mother on his mothers side was also an
American. Lady Cunard was at Marienbad
when the king was taking the cure recently.
The king, meeting her the promenade
one morning, called her the French mar
quiSe, because of the dainty sprigged mus
lin gown which she wore and her coal
scuttle bonnet. Lady Cunard gave the
king a farewell luncheon before his return
to England.
Col. and Mrs. Youngblood and family of
1921 Massachusetts avenue have moved to
174O P street for the winter.
Mrs. and Miss La Winnie have returned to
the city from their summer vacation, and
will be at the Albemarle for the winter.
Mrs May T Baughman has returned
from a pleasant trip to New YORK, ana
will be at the Falois for the winter
1.Ir and Mrs. Rakeman Of P street, after
having returned from Asbury Park, where
they spent the summer, decided to spend
a few DAYS at the jamestown exposition.
They will be at home to their friends TINS
week.
Miss Marie Boyland of Cumberland. Md,
will spend the winter in the city with her
sister, Miss E. Boyland, on 2 street.
Cant. and Mrs. w. H. Switzerland of
street returned last week to the city from
their summer vacation.
Miss Ada Birch of 18th street returned
home last week from a delightful trip
of several weeks spend in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Fridley of WalIach place and her
family have returned home from their sum-
mer outing.
Mrs. Exnicious has returned to the city
Y,
18th street, for the winter
Mrs. Darnen and family ,f 18th street
have been spending the month of September
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles Syms of 18th street has re-
turned home from her summer vacation.
Mrs NJ. ]. Buck of Vermont is visiting
friends in the city, having formerly lived
here She has been to Jamestown and other
places in the south.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Miller of 1913 II street
have returned home from delshtiul "Trip
of several weeks spent in Maryland
Mrs. c. Renshaw has been spending the
month of September with her friend, Mrs.
Taylor, in Oil City, Pa.
Mrs Miller of II street and her two
daughters, Miss Grace and Miss Ella Miller,
have returned home from a pleasant trip
of several weeks to Mary and
TIL, Misses Catlin, nieces of Bishop Sat
terlee have returned to the city and are at
the Donald for the winter
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Cotton, son of the
late Maj. Cotton, who has been stationed
at Cuba for the past three years, have re-
turned to the city and are guests for the
winter at the Livingston, on 18th street.
Mrs Johnson of Montana, who for the
past three years has been spending the
winters in Washington where her three
children are attending the public school, re-
turned last week and are guests at the
Dewey.
Mr. and Mrs, w. w Brown and their son,
who have been spending the summer at
their home Sunapee, n. H., returned to
the Dewey last week
Nurphy of Wisconsin, nieces of Miss Mary
Murphy of the Livingston, are in the city
and will attend college here during the
winter.
Mrs. w. D. Paxton and children of Vir-
einia are in the city and will be the guests
of the Livingston during the winter. The
children win attend school here.
Mrs Crandel and son of Whitewater,
WIS. have returned to the city and are
guests at the Livingston of 18th street for
the winter.
Mrs. John Stutz entertained some of her
friends Tuesday evening in honor of the
Misses Faethe of Baltimore, who have been
the house guests of Mrs. StutZ for the past
week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. X. Butler and children
are at their country home, in Chevy Chase.
and will not return to their NJ street home
rs fore the list of November.
Judge and Mrs Wood, who spent the
summer abroad, have returned to the city
and are guests of the Dewey for the winter.
Mrs Joseph Butler and the Misses Alice
and Mary Butler of Cincinnati are in the
city sightseeing and are guests OF the
Shoreham.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Labeano and their two
children of Chile are guests at the La Nor
mandie.
Senior Godoy, counsellor of the Mexican
embassy with Sonora Godoy and their
eldest son. Senior Jose, and Miss Mercedes
Godoy who have been guests at the Shore
ham the past week, left Friday for Long
Island, where they have been spending the
summer. The family will return to the
city some time this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Puyol Of Havana, Cuba, are