The Washington times., 1907-07-14

found on their yachts or at the yacht
clubs. where the yacht may be char
tered; GO persons have married. an IN
crease OF 9 per cent over last year.
or the seashore families 313 are at
Newport and ConanicUt Island. 81 at
Narragansett Pier, 80 at Bar Harbor.
1,252 at the other New England coast
resorts. COS on the north shore OF the
sound. 81 on the north shore OF Long
Island. 39S on the south shore OF Long
Island, $50 at the Hamptons, 40 on the
Jersey coast and south thereof
OF the inlanders 3l6 are IN the Jersey
mountains, 80 at Lenox and Berkshire.
l56 at the Adirondacks. 133 at the Cana
dian resorts and Murray Bay, and 80
on the Hudson river.
The names OF $50 yachts are noted,
divided into 463 steamers. SS7 sIoOps.
and 100 schooners, being an Increase
from T63 last year and GA the year be-
fore. or practically 50 per cent IN two
years.
Capt Fftzhugh Lee and Lieut. Philip
H Sheridan arrived Sunday at Fort
Riley from Washington. en- route for
their overland trip, with the cavalry
squadrons. Captain Lee IS stopping
with Lieutenant Mayo and Lieutenant
Sheridan is the guest Of Lieutenant
Barnard.
Mrs. Semple. Of Washington, has
gone 10 Fort Totten. N Y, where she
IS the guest OF Capt. and Mrs. Archi-
bald Campbell.
Senator Warren entertained a company
at dinner Friday evening in Cheyenne,
Wyo. Among his guests were Colonel
and Mrs. Taylor, Miss Taylor. Major
and Mrs. BIatchford. Mrs. Green, Cap
tain and Mrs. Sawtelle. The dinner
was given complimentary to General
, Crozier.
Lieut. Paul E Chamberlin, L. s. NJ. c,
has been granted a two weeks leave Of
absence. and will make a visit to his
family at Paeonian Springs, Va
Maj and Mrs. Charles L MacCawley.
| u. S. Nj. c.. VIII take a short trip to
Europe this summer. Major MacCaw-
ley has been granted leave Of absence
1 for two months. from August l, with
permission to leave the United States.
who has been The guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
/ J. A. Clark, OF Fort OglethOrpe, Ga.
was the guest Of honor at a bridge party
given Friday evening by her hosts. The
| list Of guests included Mrs. H J. Gold
man. Mrs C. NJ Caldwell, Mrs J. L.
! Cucask, DR.. Hereford. DR.. Worthington.
and Lieutenant Swift.
! The following Washingtonians were
registered at the Hotel Calvert. Chcsa-
peake Beach. during the past week:
Or. and Mrs. w. w. Baker, Mrs. c.
n. Woods and Miss NJ. Z. Woods. Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Irwin. Miss George +.
Smith. G. C. MCLEAN. Miss Edith Tup-
per. @. w. Neal. ]. w. Kline. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Clear, and Edward Bige-
low.
A very pretty reception was given at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Z.
Bosnian Friday evening last. in honor
OF his brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs
! John W. Bosnian, Of Augusta, Ga,
who are spending their honeymoon in
| the North The bridegroom is one OF
the popular young men of Augusta, and
| his bride was Miss Susie Hurst, o
| charming Southern girl. After taking
In the sights of the Capital City as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bessman. OF
Riverdale. the young couple will visit
| the jamestown Exposition. thence to
New York and other Northern cities.
Mrs. w. w. Ludlow, wife Of the Chief
Clerk or the Treasury Department, with
their two children. is spending a por-
ton Of the summer In Vest Virginia.
Miss Celestine Eustis, Miss BESSIE
Martin and Miss Annie Bye are occupy
ing the Mare Vista Cottage at Bar Har'
Dor for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Henderson, O
Washington. have taken the Gleneyri
at Bar Harbor for the summer. The,
will not return TO Washington unit
late in the fall.
The Minister from Norway and Nine
Hauge who have gone to Bar Harbo
for the summer, have leased the Moor