The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
Miss Ethel Roosevelt Hostess
to Young Friends.
HILL TAKES DUTCH COTTAGE
American Ambassador to Germany
VIII spend Summer on Holland
SeashOre-Sir Mortimer Durand to
RejOin the LenOx COIOny-Miss
Williams Guest of Miss wynne.


Of the President had a charming fancy
dress party Saturday night in the Roose-
welt home. Sagamore Hill. Oyster Bay.
The verandas and lawns were prettily
decorated with japanese lanterns. and
! the President and Mrs. Roosevelt re-
/ ceived the youthful guests. The music
was stationed in the spacious hallway,
and the dancing took place on the We
randas. Supper was served at midnight.
The whole affair was informal. the guests
being asked by telephone, but was none
the less enjo.-ed. This was not Miss
ROossvelt's birthday party. as that ami
versary does not take place until next
/ month. but was .one Of the many pre-
/ liminary entertainments Of her debut
/ next winter. which the President and
/ Mrs. Roosevelt will give before the great
ball which is planned 10 mark Miss
I Ethels entrance into ful-hedged young
I ladyhood- Miss Roosevelt spent all the
early part OF last week at North Haven,
/ Conn. as the guest Of Mrs Henry p
Hoyt.
Dr. David jayne Hin. United states
Ambassador to Germany. will join Mrs.
/ Hill this week in their cottage at Sche-
I vinengen. Holland. the fashionable sea-
/ shore resort Of that country. where Mrs.
/ Hin and their children have been since
/ the early spring. Mrs. Hi and the chill
dren viii return TO Berlin with Dr. Hi
! about September l. They will then select
I al establishment for the coming winter.
/ They hope TO ind one commodious enough
| for their social needs. as well as to serve
! as the embassy Offices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Fairbanks. OF
Chicago. eldest son and daughter-in-Iaw
OF the Vice President. accompanied by
their little daughter, have arrived al
| Magnolia Beach. Mass. 20 spend the RESI-
Of the sumner They spent some time
| there last summer. and were important
/ factors IN social life.
/ Mrs lockwood Hoar, Of Worcester.
I Mass. widow Of Representative Hoar, ar
I rived last week at Beverly Farms. where
I she viii remain for some time Mrs.
/ Hoar spent last summer in Manchester,
I but is now settled in the coy Brook cot
/ tsge-
| The Lenox colony IS rejoicing over the
! announcement that Sir Mortimer Dllrand-
| the former British Amba ssador TO this
| country, viii make a visit IN the Berk-
/ shires this fall Sir Mortimer and his
/ family spent the summers in Lenox dur
I ing his regime as Ambassador here. and
were greatly liked by the residents there
| about
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Moore. who have
Ibeen abroad since the springtime. and
who are now in Germany. are expected
/ at their summer home at Pride's Cross
/ ing Mass. next month. Mrs. Moore $
I mother. Mrs. =. c Swift. who was abroad
all last winter, arrived last week at
/ Pride's Crossing.
/ Miss Ida Wynne. daughter Of the Amer
/ lean consul general in London. enter
tained at dinner last week in honor OF
Miss Dorothy Williams. OF this city.
daughter Of Col John R Williams and
sister OF Mrs. Joseph Letter. who is vis-
lung IN London with a party Of relatives.
Miss wynne and Miss Williams were
classmates in the Georgetown Convent.
from where Miss Williams graduated
early in June Miss Williams will leave
shortly for a tour OF the continent Miss
/ Wynne returned 70 London a few weeks
ago from a continental tour in time 10
attend the wedding OF Miss Jean Reid,
daughter OF the Ambassador. 10 Mr..
Hubert Ward Mr. and Mrs Wynne and
I their daughter were among the few
guests IN the Chapel Royal for the cere-
mOny.
Mrs T De Witt Talmage and her daugh-
{ ter, Miss Collier. are st Magnolia. Mass.
/ for the summer They spent last year
/ in Europe.
Miss Frederica Morgan. daughter Of
/ Col and Mrs. James Morgan. Of this city.
who has spent some weeks in Louis
vile. Ky. is now the guest Of Miss Helen
Hibbs. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W b
dibbs. IN their pretty country place near
Leesburg. Va
M Daniel " Baker. United states
district attorney. and his bride made an
automobile tour through Virginia last
week They are now at Mr. Bakers
country place in Maryland.
/ Washington society will be much in
| teres5ed in the announccneut that Mr..
and. Mrs John Ridgeley Carter are com
I ing 20 America. They will sail JULY >.
| Their unexpected departure from London
/ at this season is due to the illness OF
I Mrs Carter's sister While in New York
I they Will stay with Mrs. D P Morgan.
l Miss Mildred Carter. who will remain In
| London. viii be the guest Of the White
| law Reids
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont expect TO
return from abroad early in August. and
go to their Newport cottage Mrs. Bel
mCnts eldest daughter. Miss Emily
| Sloan. returned from abroad with her
father. Henry Sloan. last week. and will
90 with him TO their cottage at Dark
Harbor. Ne August Belmont is expected
IN this country in the near future from
his summer European trip. and will spend
| the remainder Of the summer season at
his country home al Hampstead. Long
Island Mr. and Mrs August Belmont.
jr-, will sail within the next week for a
| trip through Europe.
Col and Mrs George Andrews. OF this
city. who closed their home in Columbia
road some weeks ago. have arrived at
the Highland cottage at Manchester. 10
spend the remainder OF the season. Gen
and Mrs Andrews parents Of Col. An
Store closed s p n; Saturdays, I .. n.