The Washington herald., 1907-09-09

Winter in the North of England.
One of the most interesting engagements
announced this summer is that of Miss
Daisy Cotton, daugt .er of Col Francis
Cotton. to Lieut. Commander Archibald
H Davis, U. S. n. Col. Cotton made the
announcement Saturday evening during a
visit OF Lieut. Commander Davis 10 his
fancee at the family home in Washing
ton. Miss Cotton is one of the most
charming and popular young women in
society. and has taken an active part
in the social functions Of the Capital ever
since her debut here several years ago
Though no date for the wedding has as
yet been definitely decided upon, it is ex.
pected that it viii take place during the
late winter. Col. Cotton and Miss Cotton
only arrived Friday in Washington from
Deer Park. Md. where they have spent
the summer. and leave the city again
Tuesday to 80 to Atlantic City where
they will remain until October.
Mrs Richard Townsend and her daugh-
ter Miss Mathilde Townsend. who have
recently arrived at Carlsbad from Aix-les-
Bains, will not return to Washington until
the middle OF November.
Mr.. Dore Wolfsteiner. teacher Of vio-
loncello. Washington College OF Music
has returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs !, 2, Letter and her daughter, tbs
Countess Of Suffolk. after spending some
time in Paris. have returned 70 England
Mrs Letter has taken possession OF the
place she purchased IN the north OF Eng
land, and VIII spend the winter there
where she expects to entertain exten.
sively.
Miss Lura c. Bates and N1r. William ".
Ammen were married Saturday evening in
their future home, 2I1 Maryland avenue
Only a few relatives and friends wit
messed the ceremony. which was per-
formed by Rev. +. d. Power. pastor OF
the Vermont Avenue Christian Church
The bridegroom is the son of a 4
Ammen, welI-known. newspaper man OF
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. P. Sands and Miss
Sands who have spent the summer al
Greenbrier White sulphur Springs, have
returned to Washington and opened their
home in Connecticut avenue. Miss Sands
will be one Of this winters debutanteT.
Mr. Howard Nyman has Just returned
from a four weeks vacation. spent on tn,
North Shore Of Massachusetts. where his
family have been visiting Mrs. Nyman
father, near Swampscott
Mrs. Howard c. Clagett and her daugh-
ter. Miss Adele Clagett, who have spent
the summer in this country, after al
absence of several years at Manila, viii
sail from Seattle. September II. returning
90 Manila Mrs. Clagett who is a daugh-
ter OF the late DR. William J. Du HameI
belongs TO an old Washington family. She
was extensively entertained during her
stay IN this country.
Mrs. George Westinghouse Is to b.
hostess at the largest ball Of the season
in Lenox, Mass 1t viii be the annual
dance OF the Hunt at the Erskine Parl
Gymnasium on next Friday night. The
Hunt breakfasts at the park are Away.
gay events. and ali Lenox will attend tn,
ball Perhaps Of all the Northern resort.
none is so popular as Lenox In the au.
tumn. Cottage holders return from sea
shore resorts. and a continual round OF
gayety marks the early fan days. I.ast
week a number of enjoyable dinners were
given Several were arranged eompIl.
mentary TO the Attorney General and
Mrs. Bonaparte, who were leaving the
last of the week Others were given II
honor Of Senator and Mrs ". MURRAY
Crane who were in LenOx TO attend tao
wedding Of Miss Evelyn Sloane, which
was celebrated there last week, and was
attended by a smart assemblage OF
friends from all over the country.
One Of the most popular drives al
Lenox is over to Erskine Park. where
Mrs George Westinghouse observes after
Moons at home during the entire season
Her flowers are always most beautiful
and in rows surround the lagoons and
lakes, adding much to the natura.
beauty Of the place. Just at present hel
phlox IS attracting any amount of at.
tention, and has taken prizes at the re-
cent horticultural shows.
Through the efforts of Mr. Walter r
Tuckerman. OF Washington. the Ice Glenn
parade has been revived this season IN
Stockbridge. He was assisted by Mr.
Malcolm McBurney. For fifty years this
parade, with lanterns, red lights, anc
torches, has been one Of the most pictur-
esque events of the summer.
Miss Gertrude H Williamson has beer
with her uncle in Admission, Ala, since
May She has been i'll with typhoid fol-
the past six weeks. but is now convalesc.
ing. and expects to join her mother al
Paeonian Springs. September r.
Miss Mamie Randolph Selden returned
to her home in Richmond Friday from
Washington, where she has been the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Heth.
Col Hatfield. commander Of Fort Myer
and Mrs. Hatfield and their daughter, Mis-:
Helen Hatfield. have returned from Ca.
pom Springs, where they have spent the
summer. Lieut.. A. B. Hatfield, who is
stationed at Fort Leavenworth, is spend.
ing the month Of September with his