The Washington herald., 1908-07-10

! HendersOns Leave for Bar HorbOr.
VanderbiIts Close BiItmOre House.
Mrs. Roosevelt, with Miss Ethel Archi-
bald and Master Quentin, accompanied
the President on an old-fashioned picnic.
such as the Roosevelt family delights in.
They took plenty of provisions with them
for two meals In the woods and started
from Oyster Bay at an hour when the
great majority of society people are still
asleep.
Mrs. Darlington, wife OF Gen. Ernest o.
Darlington, of the general staff, United
States Army. left Washington yesterday
for Greenbrler White sulphur Springs. in
Virginia, where she viii remain for the
rest of the summer season She will he
joined there by her daughter. Miss Sally
Darlington, and her son. Roswell Gar
lington. a cadet of West Point, who are
now the guests of Gen. Garlington's
mother In Newberry, 5. G. Miss Car
lington was one Of last seasons debu-
tantes, and has become one OF the most
popular girls in army circles in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas Neal
have sent out invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter. Nellie May. 10
Mr. Winfield Amos Wilson. on Wednes-
day evenings July %. at s o'clock. in the
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist PrOtes-
tant Church. The young people Will be
az home after September l at 2il9 First
street
Mai and Mrs. L. X. Webster and
their daughter. Miss Frances Webster,
who spent the winter at the Westmore-
land have gone 10 the coast OF Maine
for the remainder OF the summer.
Miss Martha Goldman. OF Boston,
whose great mansion. corner of Twenty
second street and Florida avenue, has
J been closed for some weeks, is now IN
! her Newport cottage for the remainder
OF the summer
Former Senator John B. Henderson.
; who has been in bad health for some
years. accompanied by Mrs. Henderson,
Mr. John b. Henderson, jr.. and the
daughter OF young Mr.. Henderson. who
( makes her home with her grandparents.
! left yesterday for their summer home
at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Train. widow OF Rear Admiral
}; Charles r. Train, LEFT Washington yes
terday for the Adirondacks, 10 remain
e until the late fall She will make visits
D; with her daughter. Mrs Hand, in New
; York. and her daughter. Mrs. Myron W
5 Whitney, in Boston.
y fa,tg NTrs E-rapcfe TQuc--iee 70
4 turned % New York yesterday from
J. Venezuela where the former was mill
. tary attache Of the United States Lega-
f; ton. Lieut. Ruggles came down 20 Wash
s lngtou TO report here and Mrs. Rugglcs.
who was Miss Perkins, daughter Of Mr..
Henry Cleveland Perkins. Joined her rela-
tives in the mountains. where Lieut.. Rug
giles Will go later on.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt
winter residents Of Washington. closed
h Bntmore house, near Ashevine, and wiki
their family will sail this month for a
b years absence abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Edward Smith
have closed their home in this city and
d Joined Mr.. Smiths parents. at their coun-
try home on Long Island. Mr.. and Mrs
Smith will sail for Europe IN the fall. and
on their return will 60 20 their country
place, Holm Hall, in Fairfax County, Va
The Misses Droop. daughters of the late
Mr.. Edward F. Droop, Of this city. arr
N spending their summer with Mrs. Drooi
o at Lake Placid. where they frequent.
a ly enjoy horseback riding They are
!. among the>few who have made the ascent
of Mount Colburn. in that region. which
they accomplished early in the week.
Lieut. Commander Mark /. Bristol. u
6. y. in charge Of the torpedo station a.
Newport, is spending few days II
Washington. His bride, who was former
lly Mrs. Helen Moore. OF New Orleans
could not accompany him. as she me
with a slight accident few days ago. by
u tripping on the stairs and having a hare
II fall. She was not, however, seriously
a hurt
II Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. whC
n were to have sailed June q for severa
months abroad. were deferred by Mr.
Fish's illness at their Long Island home
lGlencliffe Farm. They hope to be able t,
sail by the middle of this month
Mrs. Nicholas Fish, OF this city. sailet
last Saturday for her annual visit abroad
Mrs. Fish closed her house here many
weeks ago and has paid visits in anC
around New York and at Newport sine,
then.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, who ar
ne now abroad, are expected to return an,
e be in their Newport home by the middI
- of next month. They have made yer,
ne extensive and important Improvement
in the place, which is one of the mos
"a beautiful and one Of the oldest in New
% port, and IS the former home Of MI
Belmont's father. They will not enter
tain at all during the season there. ow
ing 10 the mourning for Mr.. Belmont
brother. Mr.. Oliver Hazard Perry Bel
mont, who died last month.
Paymaster and Mrs. Thomas Hagne
and Paymaster and Mrs. Biscoe and Mis-
e Jean Loring have returned to their Wash
ington homes after a visit at Ocean View
- where they went 10 spend the Fourth o
ed July.
It. The marriage Of Miss Emma F. Biggs {
Mr.. Edward F. Grace took place wednes
- day evening in ST. Joseph's Catholi
h. Church at o'clock. Rev. Valentine +
Schmidt officiated. The brides dress wa
r. OF Paris muslin and Valenciennes lace
Store closed S p. m; Saturdays, p. m
Wedding Gifts