The Washington herald., 1907-08-24

make litlr deferred tTlp 10 Europe, they
viii be in Washington at the opening of
the social season.
Mrs. J. Laurence Hayes and son Rob
ert win leave Washington tomorrow for
Cumberland, Md, going later to Mountain
Lake Park and Oakland
Mrs. Theo. T. Moore and youngest
daughter. Florence, have gone on a visit
TO Cape May, Atlantic City, and other
points of interest te~spend the remainder
Of the summer.
DR.. Jesse H. Ramsburgh and family
have returned TO the city and are at the
Portner.
Mr.. J. H. Tayman and daughter. Miss
Elsie Tayman. of Fort Myer Heights, ae-
companied by Miss Addie A. Ege, have
gone on a trip 10 Canada and the Great
Lakes, visiting Carlisle, Pa, on their re-
turn trip.
Mrs. Foxhall Keene has been the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews at New
port
Mr.. Leslie NJ. Shaw. formerly Secretary
OF the Treasury, and Mrs. Shaw, who went
TO Newport to be present at the enter
tainments given in honor of Prince VII
helm of Sweden, are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward J. Berwild.
Mr.. Frederick W. Carpenter. private
secretary to the Secretary of War. will
go TO St Paul, Minn.. leaving Washing
ton Monday. 10 meet Mrs. Taft and her
son Charles. and escort them tC the Yel-
lowstone Park. Secretary Taft will Join
the party there, and together they will
make tour of that section Of the cOun-
try Mr.. Carpenter and Col Clarence
r. Edwards will sail with the Taft fam
lily for the Philippines September 10.
DR.. W W King and Mrs. King will
leave Washington in a few days for
San Francisco. where Dr. King. who
for number Of years has been con
nected with the Public Health and Ma
rine Hospital Service. goes to enter upon
the duties Of the new Office to which he
has been transferred.
After an absence Of two years Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Miss GLADYS
viii return to Newport for the end of the
season. The Breakers has been ordered
placed in readiness and the taking down
of numerous shutters, which was begun
yesterday, attracted a great deal Of atten-
ton.
Narragansetts fifth annual horse show
opened Thursday at the Point Judith
Country Club and Wild Field Farm. and
was attended by a large and fashionable
audience. After the horse show a half
dozen small dinners were given in the
clubhouse, followed by vaudeville
show.
Mrs. Donald Mclean. president general
of the d. A. R, who recently spent some
Fylgia, the flagship of Prince Wilhelm
daughter, Miss Mclean. a guest at the
reception Tuesday evening on board the
Fyigia. the flagship of Prince Wilhelm
Of Sweden.
Medical Director Remus c. Persons
L. S. n, and Mrs. Persons have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
Julia Barnett to Sidney Nor
gan Henry. assistant naval constructor
on the 18th Of September. at ST. Peters
Chapel. Mare Island. Cal Director Per
sons is an Alabamian and is native OF
Auburn. Mr.. Henry is the son of James
Buchanan Henry and a grandnephew Of
President James Buchanan.
Mrs Smith. of 1916 Nineteenth street
northwest, gave a delightful musicale
last evening. when some Of Washington's
best artists were in attendance. The
was as follows:
Violin solo-By Miss l. MacFarrow. with Miss
Johnson at the piano.
SUlC-By Miss Bertha Bean
Bass solo-By Mr.. Catn
Songs-By Miss Neosho Gary, with Miss Wilmuth
Gary at the piano.
Piano solo-By Mrs. Swanton.
Failing Leaves poem (by Mrs. Segal, Of
iai-Read BY Josephine Arnold Rich.
Duet-Alr. Anderson and Miss Neosho Gary
Mrs Smith gave ker scug. 4 Am Looking at the
Panama Canal, all joining in the Chorus.
Among those present were MIS- Nc
Acgreal, Miss Johnson. Mrs. Bean and
Miss Bean, Mrs. Pentreath, Miss Kerby. !
Mrs. FarrOw and Miss Farrow. Mr.. Cat
in. Mr.. and Mrs. Swanton, Miss McCaus- !
and. Mrs Casionora, Miss Ross, of St.
Louis; Miss w Gary. Miss n. Gary. Mr.. !
Anderson. Mr. John s. Hellmuth Jose |
lhine Arnold Rich
DR.. Floyd V Brooks Mrs Brooks. and |
amily have for the past two weeks been
listing relatives and friends in the noun |
aims of Western Pennsylvania. They re-
urned last night.
Among the many Washingtonians regis /
cred at Whiteface Inn. Lake Placid /
Y, are Mr.. and Mrs d. A. Chambers /
'Ir. and Mrs. William A. Mearns and /
amily. Mrs. John c. Simpson. Miss
eleanor Granger. and Miss Kate Macart- |
ley.
Mr.. Chambers is better than when he /
eft Washington. and Mrs. Chambers is |
ecovering from her recent serious illness
their sons. T. F. Chambers, of Saratoga.
nd Laurance Chambers, of Indianapolis.
re with them.
Mrs. S. NJ Davis Roy of the Warren
Rifles Chapter, L. D. c., of Virginia is
n Washington, on her way to Jamestown
store Closed 5 pm. Saturdays Ip.m.