The Washington herald., 1908-08-02


street. has Joined his wife and daughter
at the Richmond. Atlantic City. for the
month Of August
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baumgarten and
children have returned from trip to Co
lonial Beach
among those from Washington sailing
Saturday from New York for Europe
we-e Dr. James Dudley Morgan and Mr.
and Mrs. 5. c. Ncale.
Miss Auspena Lipscomb and Miss Helen
Irene Lipscomb are at Atlantic City for
few weeks
A farewell surprise party was given
Miss Katherine Deuterman by her friends
+ Friday evening prior TO her sailing for
Europe on August .. where. after tour
Of the different countries. she expects 70
remain in Germany with relatives for a
couple Of years The guests. who were
dressed as Dutch girls and boys. were
served a Dutch supper after programme
: Of dancing. Those present were the
Misses Carmon Walling. Elinor Rupert,
Nora Richardson. Gertrude Eichorn. Mar
gazette and Sadie Wagner. Ethel Shane.
Emma RothweII Matilda VOiEJ, and
Katherine Deuterman, and Messrs. Eddie
{ K--nan Herbert Warner Ralph o Brien.
Albert Welker. Raphael Semmes. owen
( Gibson. Elmer Trey. Ernest Johnston.
Clifford Howard. and John Mal0ney.
/ Miss Hortense Morris has returned
home after a months visit 90 New York
! with her aunt. Mrs. T. Fidelson.
/ The Benedlctlne Sisters Of Brookland.
/ d. G.. wish 20 express through the col
Umns OF The Washington Herald their
profound appreciation and gratitude to-
ward their many generous and self-sac-
rifciug friends who brought the recent
( l.-n fete held on the convent grounds
/ 70 such a great success
/ The retireueuts Of the past month OF
| officers in the army and navy are most
Z interesting ones 10 Washington society.
Among them Is Rear Admiral Richardson
! Clover. L. :. y. now in California with
( his family. on Mrs CIover's ranch Mrs.
I Clover was formerly Miss Dora Miller
daughter Of a former Senator from that
I State. She was married 20 Lieut. Clover
7 in Washington during her fathers resi-
I dence here. and has spent Uu-u Of her
I time since then in rhls city iu the winters.
/ They lived for some years i'm London.
/ when Admiral fthen Captain} Clover was
/ the naval aJtacHe of the United States
/ Embassy. They have two interesting
I daughters. Beatrice and Dora. who viii
/ be presented % s-eiety next season early
I and viii then accompany their parents
I abroad for years stay Their annual
I fancy dress parties. given when they are
I in Washington i'm the season. are among
I the important events for the Young peo-
pie. and have been given every year al
/ most since their bahyho1d
4 Another retirement of interest was that
Z during the rast week % Rear Admiral
/ William Sheffield C0wles. hrother-i1-law
/ OF President Roosevelt. vino also has q
/ Washington home. HIS family viii con-
I tiuue 20 occupy this home Ir the win
I ters The family consists only Cf Mrs
I Cowles. who was Mss Anna Roosevelt
I Mrs CowIes had entire charge q her
Z niece. now Mrs LODEwOrth. between the
/ time OF the death oT her mother and the
F. return % New YORK several years later
I Of her father with his bride the present
Mrs. Roosevelt The CowIes sumner home
I IS at Farui1Etou. Conn. q charming
+. place. Mrs. CowIes has but one child. a
young son. Master William Sheffield
I C1wles, r.
StiH another retirement which viii az
: feet Washington society only in the Civ
I ing OF more time 20 social affairs By the
/ officer affected. IS that of Col Thomas
| W Symons. L : A whose Washington
. home Is on LAFAYETTE square col Sv-
mons was one Of the predecessors OF Col.
. Bromven as superintendent % public
+ buildings and grounds Mrs. Syu.5ns is
. a Buffalo woman. with hosts of friends
I here IN all circles They have two daugE-
ters in society both os whom have made
their debuts in this city
I The Prince of Wales. who has caused
so much disappointment in Newport by
sailing away from Canada without ever
& glimpse Of the former place. created
something Of a sensation IN Quebec by
his tan-top pateut-IeatEer shoes. with
f large pearl buttons. But as ne changed
his costume six times every dav. these
striking shoes were but one OF many
wonderful articles Of his wearing apparel
I The prince had only 13s trunks with him
and these contained. Of course. only a
Z small portion Of his actual wardrobe HIS
usual morning attire consisted OF a dark
blue tweed suit. Including sack coat and
Well-creased trousers With this suit he
+ wore the remarkable shoes with tan tops
and white pearl buttons. His gloves were
I Of a light tan. almost white. with broad
Z black stitching on the backs, and his
I nat was EGlf gray CeroE- The prince
made many friends among the Americans
| who met him IN Quebec, and he and the
| Vice President became fast friends.
Miss Flora Levy. Of the Alamo. IS
/ spending the weekend with friends in
I Baltimore.
Mrs Sylvan Bensinger. Of the Cliff
I bourne. has joined her mother. Mrs. Julia
Luchs, at Atlantic City.
! Miss Rosa Ford. OF this city. is the
guest Of Miss Nellie Shute in her War
renton home.
Capt Carlo Pfster. formerly naval at
tache Of the Italian Embassy sailed yes
| terday with Mime. Pfster. who was for
| merly Miss LaUghlin, Of st. Louis. for
their home in Italy. 10 remain permanent
/ ly. Capt. and Nine. Pdster did not be
: come so well known in Washington So
( ciety as do the naval and military at
I taches Of embassies and legations usual
T y. as the formers duties kept him in
Z New York, with only an occasional short
. trip TO Washington They spent more
/ time here last season az the ShOreham
{ than they had previously.
! Miss Blanche Strasburger and brother.
! George, are spending several weeks at
] Atlantic