The Washington herald., 1907-05-14


camp, and get local color for the new
book that she contemplates giving to the
public. with the scenes laid far from the
drawing-room and near to nature.
Mrs. Cameron MGR. Winslow is having
her villa In Catherine street made ready
for her early coming with her children,
all to be Joined later by Commander
Winsow, who is expected to have some
duty In or near Newport during the sea-
son. Commander and Mrs. Winslow are
as popular members Of society at New
port as they are I'm Washington, where
they lived for some time, the COM
mander being the Presidents naval aid
at one time.
Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng, the Chinese
Minister was host Sunday at a small
luncheon In the legation. complimentary
to the Chinese officers who are here for
the jamestown Exposition A few Of the
Minister'S most intimate Washington
friends were invited to meet the distln-
guished guests Of honor.
his attractive young daughter, Miss May
Liang- Chen, went for a long automobile
ride through Rock Greek Park.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church
of St. Vincent de Paul will give a dance
this evening at Rauscher's. This So
ciety, which is composed Of many women
prominent in the affairs of the church.
is giving the dance for a special char
lty. and from present indications it prom
ises 10 be most successful. The music
viii be furnished by section OF tho
Marine Band. The committee 70 assist
the society will be composed OF Edward
r. Hammer Sebastian San Filipo Mi
chael Brown Merck c. Dunn, Norval
Tabler. Francis J. San Filipo, Charles
Walker, Maurice p. Fitzgerald, and Am
brose D. Harrison.
Mrs. Moore. widow Of Gen. John Moore.
.U. S. a., wifi leave town May q for An
napolis, where she Will be the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. Thompson, before
going 20 Greenwich, Conn, for the month
of June Later Mrs Moore will go to
Gloucester for the hot term. with the in
tention Of returning 70 town early IN Sep
tember Just whether she will take pos
session of her hOSpitable home on Six
teenth street is as yet undecided, for she
may accompany her brother and his WIFE
Mr.. and Mrs. Green. abroad for the win
ter Cen Moore's niece, Miss MollIe
Kelly. Of Indiana. formerly we'll known
lin Washington, is at present the guest Of
her aunt
MAI. and Mrs. r. II. Lane were in CIeve-
land last week 20 attend the marriage Of
Miss Isabelle Thoburn Mills and Rev
William II. McMasters Of Brooklyn. \. Y,
when their little daughter Eleanor Lane
was flower girl for her aunt.
Miss Edith Cowles, Of Norfolk. enter
tanned at luncheon last Tuesday in honor
Of her guest, Miss Hampstone, OF Wash
ington. Miss Cowles other guests were
Miss Theodosia Hand, Of Washington
Mrs Thomas Hagner. Miss Ruth Emory,
Miss Hovey, of Portsmouth. n II. and
the Misses Harrington. Miss Hempstone
and Miss Gatewood. OF this city, were also
guests at large subscription dance.
Washington visitors 10 Norfolk who are
being greatly entertained are Miss Schroe-
der, for whom Mrs NJ K. johnson gave a
luncheon. and Miss Audrey Sackett.
Former Ambassador and Mrs. Robert S.
Mccormick will come TO this city before
going 10 their summer home az Wheaton.
Ill Mrs Mccormick returned last week
from Paris
The Mount Vernon Association will open
its annual council tomorrow az the home
.of Washington. The regent and vice re-
gents have been greatly feted at James
town and Richmond the past week Mrs.
Swanson. wife Of Gov. Swanson. gave a
tea for them at the executive mansion in
Richmond Friday last, when the follow
ing represented the association:
Virginia. Mrs Charles B. Wall; West
Virginia, Mrs Eugene van Rensselaer,;
Delaware Miss Harriet Comegys: New
York. Miss Amy Townsend. Texas. Mrs.
Thomas II. Maxey. Georgia. Mrs. J. J.
Wilder, Kentucky. Mrs. William Barrett,
Michigan, Miss Elizabeth B. A. Rathbone;
Missouri. Mrs Christian Blair Graham;
Tennessee, Mrs. Thomas Shepard Webb,
Minnesota. Miss RebeCCa l.. Fandrau.