The Washington herald., 1907-10-10

summer soiourn spent in the country, at
/ the mountains, or by the sea, many Of
toe fashionable contingent are still linger-
| ing at the various resorts where they
spent the summer, or are trying new ones
| for the autumn. before returning to town
Virginia resorts are coming in for their
| innings now. and many people are taking
few weeks at the Hot Springs or other
well known resorts. Among the latter is
Natural Bridge. in the region of which
much sport is TO be obtained from the
hunting
After season of late hours at the gay
/ resorts the reaction OF the out-of-door life
seems to strengthen and renew jaded ma
ture for the strenuous life of the coming
winter. For the sportsman the cOndi-
/ tions are ideal now. Each day or SO
/ there is Il fox hunt on. There is an abun-
dance of red and gray fox opossum, rae
coon. quail, doves, and pheasant and at
! the North Mountain near by wild turkey
/ deer, and black bear are reported. so one
does not have to go 10 the Rockies for
! fine sport.
/ Among the Washingtonians at this pop
/ ular resort are Alr. George w KOOnce
of the War Department; Miss Elizabeth
NJ Kettler Miss May r. Weser. Miss
Eva Kettler. Mrs. E. A. Gibbes, Hiss
Mamie Gibbes, MIR. and Mrs W w
Payne, and Mr. and Mrs. I. c. Hichborn
/ Mrs. Reside, whose husband is financial
agent for the Persian Legation, with her
daughter has returned from her summer
outing in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Mrs. Stuart Hooker has returned from
tot
home in jefferson place
/ Mai and Mrs. John Russell, who have
been in the Philippines for some time, are
now in Panama where their winter home
will be- Mai Russell having been assign
/ ed 10 duty there.
| Prince Koudachen Of the Russian EN-
bassy, who returned from Europe the
/ latter part of August and joined the en-
: bassy staff at Magnolia, Mass, is now in
I Washington.
Mrs T. De Witt Talmage and her
daughter. Miss Collier. who were all. sum
mer at the Oceanside at Magnolia. Mass.
have gone abroad.
Mrs. W. r. Grain. Of Fairmout. W. Va.
is visiting her mother, Mrs Catharine
Casteel
Maj and Mrs Charles L. McCawley.
who have been abroad all summer for
the benefit Of the formers health. and
have spent most Of their time AT the
German spas. sailed to-day for their
return to Washington. Maj McCawley.
who had never quite recovered from
the severe attack of typhoid fever which
ne had last summer, is greatly benefited
by his trip.
Mrs Aurbauch. of St Paul. who spent
the spring season in Washington. has re-
turned with her daughter Miss Matilda
from a summer outing az Bass Rocks.
Mass. and viii be here this winter at
I4OS Twenty~arst street
Miss Ellen Barry. daughter Of Gen.
Barry. who is in command I'm Cuba. who
was 20 have been here last week as the
guest OF Mrs. r. r. Hendley. daughter Of
Gen Mackenzie. will arrive Saturday
morning and Mrs. HendIey viii give
tea for about 30 in honor Of her young
guest Miss Barry has been in Saratoga
for some time. and is now al Governors
Island. the guest Of Mrs. Ellison Miss
Barry made her debut In society here last
winter. before her parents went 10 Cuba.
and she was very popular among the sew
eral sets IN society with which she was
identified.
Invitations have been received here for
the wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Tack.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ed
ward Tack, Of New York, TO Richard
Gwinn. formerly of Washington, now OF
Baltimore. where be is vice president of
the Calvert Bank. The ceremony will be
soiemnized in the Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament in New York Tuesd ~. Octo-
ber -. at ll.3o O'Clock. followed by a nup-
tial mass. a breakfast viii be given IN
the home OF the brides parents for the
Immediate families. Mr.. Gwinn's first
wife vas Miss Roche. OF Georgetown, who
died about ten years ago and left him
an infant daughter who makes her home
with his mother and sister, Miss Mary
Gwinn, in Washington
Mrs Titan J. Coffey and her grand /
daughters, the Misses Evelyn and Lillian
Chew, have returned to their home in X
street after a summer az Manchester-by-
the-Sea. Miss Chew, a debutante OF last
winter. was one of the popular girls OF
the shore this summer She, with Miss
Grace Jarvis. Mrs James McNIlIan's
granddaughter, and two others formed a
quartet OF girls who devoted much time To
bridge whist, and were regular patrons of
Mrs. Page at The Grill where she
gave lessons in bridge and "skat." the
now English game
Mics T1rf-fc mot rf.ifh O ea~i,rs= s,,,sI-.-4
fainting while riding, and falling from her
horse. the fan resulting In conclusion Of /
the brain, and thus the quartet was bro /
ken up Miss Jarvis is now so improved /
that she viii be able 10 take an active /
part Saturday in the wedding Of her aunt. 1
Miss Amy Mcmillan, 10 Sir John Harring- /
ton, British Minister to Abyssinia. which !
takes place az the beautiful Mcmillan es- /
tate. Eaglehead, Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. n Chamberlin. Of La 4
fayette Ind, are visiting at the home Of /
Mrs. Chamberlin's sister, Mrs. r. b. (
Dickey, 1875 r street northwest. They /
viii be glad to see their friends this after /
noon from To 3.
Capt and Mrs T. II. Allen have closed /
their country place in Virginia and are /
now at their residence, I756 Church street. 1
for the winter
Mrs. NJ A. Allen Holmes has returned /
to Washington after an absence Of three /
months spent in study and travel. Mrs /
Holmes is a young Virginian Of musical 1
ability, who has spent several years in 4
study in the best Conservatives of Eu- /
rope. and it was with much pride and /
pleasure that many OF her friends in the /
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