The Washington herald., 1908-08-17

try-Mr. r. y. Jones on Way Back
Home After Four Years in vienna.
Bishop Warren A. Gambler. y. D. Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
VINO was sent by the general conference
Of his church as "a fraternaI delegate 10
the British Wesleyan conference. recent
ly held in York. England. delivered an
address before that body. He awakened
much enthusiasm by his eloQuence and
by his solicitous presentation of the
greeting OF l0g.000 Southern Methodists
Of this country. Bishop Gambler is well
known here, and he and Airs. Gambler
have many friends among the church
members Of all denominations. The
bishop is d native OF Georgia. but is de-
scended from famous English families.
and is first cousin OF former Gov.
Gambler. Of Georgia He has often filled
the pulpit Of the Mount Vernon Place
South Church. and has made a reputa-
tiou as a brilliant speaker.
Mr.. Frank Norris Jones. Of this city. a
young pianist. who has been studying
abroad for nearly four years past. viii
arrive IN New York to-day 10 make his
first visit home since he went 70 Vienna.
Mr.. 5. u. Fabian went TO New York
yesterday 10 meet his friend and former
pupil. and they viii then go 10 Boston
20 join Ar Jones father and mother.
and sister. Miss Margaret Jones. who are
spending the summer on the AIassachu-
sets coast Mr.. Jones. who was heard
here frequently before his departure for
a broader field Of study. has spent his
time between Vienna. with Leschetizky.
and Berlin. with SchnabeL and has grown
into an artist with legitimate claim for
serious recognition
Miss Irene Dieterich. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Fred Dieterich. OF this city.
who has had a short but very successful
career upon the operate stage. returned
% New York last week 20 take Up the
duties OF her new position as prima donna
Of a new company. who viii present
new opera. ~NIarigold-' Miss Dieterich
has a very large circle Of friends here
interested IN her successes. having lived
IT. Washington ali her life She spent
four years studying in Germany. and has
everything IN her favor Tor great success
Miss Dieterich has been visiting her par
ents and brothers and sisters for some
weeks IN their home, on Capitol Hill
Miss Mary Farrar. Of Rochester. Is
spending the summer with her cousin.
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman. in her beaurI-
/ ful country place "Airlie.~ northwest Of
I the city Miss Farrar is delightful
. musician and has charmed with her piano
/ playing all VINO have heard her
/ Leouardtown. Nd. one Of the most
D H-as-
more gayety last week. probably. than it
I has seen for a century. Il celebrated its
I -oId home week. and all the old resi-
/ dents. and friends OF residents. who could
get there were on hand In one DAY alone
. they had a game Of baseball with picked
teams o. Southern Maryland boys against
I Ei-giniaus. IN TIE afternoon there were
/ races. 70 which the people, young and
old went from miles and miles around /.
I in the early evening 2 brilliant concert
was given IN the town hall, and the
i evening was topped OF with large bah
/ in the rev Hotel St Mary. which was
( the most brilliant and successful function
I St Mary County has been known 70
] have 4 number of Washingt0niaus were
. there for the celebration, among them the
Misses Pagan. Judge and Mrs Harris
+ Camalier. Miss Mazdaleu Camalier Miss
r. \
. Loretta C0rcoran. Miss Marie Corcoran.
f Hiss EvaugeIine GrseuweH Miss EsteIe
f Hayden. Miss julia Hayden, Ms Dick
. ilsoI. Miss Pauline Hannett. Mrs Mel
. son. Prof J. D Fenwick. Nr- John H
. Parsons Dr. Loren b Johnson NIr. Har-
vey Hilton. Mr.. J. Sol Russell. Judge and
Mrs. Joseph II. Key. M and Mrs Vernon
/ Dorsey. 1Ir. John Z Fenwick. Mr.. Thom-
E as Parsons. Miss Helen Parsons. Mrs. c.
A.
Z ". 3. Bond. Miss Laura Bond Nr c.
/ ". Edelen. Miss Bruce Cotton. AIr. e Z.
I Birch. 1Ir- F. Dallaa Parsons, Dr. A. 5.
/ Boarma1. III and Mrs L. p. Dudley.
I lIr- W J. Lyon Miss Nelson Mrs z
I Bowling. Mr. A A Alexander. Miss Mad
D dox. Miss Virginia Maddox. Mr.. John H
I Parsons. Mr.. George Garner, Miss Lola
/ Garner. Mr. J. d. Simmons. Mr.. z. TriCe.
/ Mr. William J. Brown. 1Ir- William ..
f Brown. 1Ir- P D Brown. 3Ir. J. F. AIudd.
/ 1Ir. Charles Cassidy. Mr.. ". L Miller.
/ Mr. John d. O. Google. Mr. G L Weeks.
/ 1Ir. J. D. PeveriII. AIr. George ". Hardy,
Mr.. W Il Shuber. Miss Shuber. Miss
T Loreua F0xweU Miss Alice c. Fenwscl.
Mr. Henry g. Dent 8IT. II. B. Fen
. wick, Ar G. B. GreenweIl. Mr.. and Mrs.
z H. T. Thomas, Miss Lyon. Rev R
/ Barker Turner. Mr. T. Spencer Crane,
I Miss Adams. Mrs Harry Spalding. and
: lLr- ana MIS- Eocle Abel
! Lieut. Philip Sheridan. son Of the late
1 Gen. Sheridan. who was for Two years
one Of the military aids in the White
I House. is on his way 20 Join his regiment.
the Fifth Cavalry, at Fort Huachuca.
/ Ariz-- and made several visits in Texas
Oh ms way He stopped for several days
7 al Fort Bliss Tex. and in II Paso. in
/ both Cf which places he has friends.
I Lieut. Sheridan has been in the East. and
made "a visit with his mother and sisters
I IN their summer home at Nonquitt, Mass.
Miss Marjorie Cotton. who has been
with her brother. Mr.. George Cotton, N
/ the Philippines for d year. and has been
] one Of the factors in Manila society. was
I one Of a large party who went from
Manila 10 BaJaugas. accompanying the
/ baseball teams there for recent celebra-
I ton. In the party were also Miss Weston
( and Miss Kathleen Weston, both well
! known in Washington
/ Rear Admiral and Mrs. 3. P Lamberton
I are ar Fort Ontario. y. Y. visiting their
( daughter. 21rs. Ia Garle, wife Of Lieut..
/ Richard D Ia Garde Miss Lamberton IS
/ also "a guest Of her sister.
/ Mrs. Deatler. wife Of MAJ c E Dentler.
\ OF the Twenty-thlrd Infantry. left Fort
/ Leaveaworth, Kans-. with her children