The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-02

Margaret Murray Scott. to Mr.. Edward
Groetzinger. r.. while MT Fairbanks
came on 10 Washington. and spent a
week with his parents. the Vice President
and Mrs. Fairbanks.
The charge danaires OF Slam. Mr.
Ratanayapti and the First Secretary of
the Legation and Mrs Edward LOTUS
left Washington yesterday FOR the sum-
ner quarters Of the legation. which will
be established IN a cottage on Cape Ann.
on the North Shore OF Massachusetts. at
Bass Rocks, where the Siamese Legation
has been quartered for many summers
The Misses Flora and Mona ColIman.
Of Riggs place and the Misses Crossman.
Of Mount Pleasant. left Washington yes
terday afternoon for a prolonged West
ern trip. They will be met in Chicago
by Mrs. Devine, a cousin OF the Misses
Goldman, who will be their guest and
chaperon through the West. They will
visit Denver and other points in Colo
RADIO. and then go on to California, and
be absent about four months.
Or. and Mrs. Woodbury. Pulsifer left
Washington yesterday for their summer
home on the coast OF Maine.
Mrs. John A. Logan IS receiving much
sympathy and attention from her many
friends because of injuries she received
last Friday evening when alighting from
car ia front OF her apartment. in
Stoneleigh Court She had spent the
evening with Mrs. Lowden, wife Of Rep
resentative Lowden. Of Illinois, and re-
turned 70 her apartment in the car Al
though not seriously injured, Mrs. Logan
was badly bruised, and she Will be con-
fined TO her room for a fortnight
Representative and Mrs. Frank o.
Lowden. OF Illinois. who, gave up Calu-
met Place. the home Of Mrs. John A.
Logan, several weeks ago. and had an
apartment az the Willard. left Washing
ton yesterday morning for their home in
Illinois. Sihsissippi Farm, several hun
dred miles from Chicago. This is one OF
the finest estates in the West. Mrs. Pull
man, mother of Mrs. Lowden. who re-
turned 90 the farm with the Lowden
children several weeks ago. will sail for
Europe on June IS for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T Gaf left yes
terday for their summer home at Oster-
vile. Mass. where they viii remain dur
ing the summer months.
Mrs. Richard S. Ely and Mrs. George
E Wilder have closed their home in n
street, and are in New York. previous
to making their summer plans.
Col. Oliver Payne Of New York,
brother OF the first Mrs. William c.
Whitney. has leased the Newport resi-
dence Of the United States Ambassador
TO France and Mrs. Henry White for
the summer, and will establish himself
there quite early in the season. Col.
Payne has visited Newport frequently,
but has never before been cottager
there
Motor or auto picnics are as much
the fashion in Europe as they are in
Washington and New York. The United
States Ambassador to Rome and Mrs.
Lloyd Griscom are having a series OF
such entertainments for their American
friends who visit Rome during the early
summer days. Instead of the conven-
tional dinner or luncheon, they invite
the visitors for an auto ride, with din
ner at one OF the many suburban re-
treats and out-of-the-way places so fasci-
mating to foreign travellers. DR.. Daniel
c. Gilman, president emeritus Of the
Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore,
was entertained In this fashion by them
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell. OF this
city. and the latter's daught Miss
Hare. who went abroad some weeks ago.
are established at the Berkeley in Lon
don for some weeks. They are enter
tanning deliberately there.
Mrs. Charles Page Bryan. wife OF the
American Minister to Portugal. is WIS.,
iting on the Continent. She is now In
Paris. but will go in a short time 10
London.
Mrs. William Moore. a former resident
of Washington, who has lived in Parts
for many years in a handsome home in
the Avenue du Bots, entertained a num-
Der of American friends at dinner In the
Hotel Ritz last week asking distin-
guished Parisians and foreign diplomats
10 meet them.
One Of the most promising organizations
in London is the new Anglo-American
Club, recently formed. Their clubhouse
was formally opened last week by Cora,
Lady Stafford, one of the American lead
ers in British society. II is situated in
Grosvenor Court. Davies street, Off Bond
street. and is expected to be especially
useful to Americans staying in London
for a month or longer each year. The
club has a country house annex in Sur
reg, where there are tennis courts, golf
links. and other means Of diversion. with
reception rooms and sleeping apartments.
Preparations are being made for cele-
bration there on July 4. At the opening
of the clubhouse there were present