Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
returned from Glen Manor, Forest Gler
and are staying at the Stratford.

| Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kann have re-
| turned to their home on Belmont road
| from a six-week trip motoring In their
car through the north. stopping off at
we'll known resorts.
| Miss Louise Lansburgh has returned to
town from Pennsylvania. to continue her
visit with her grandfather Mr.. Gustave
Lansburgh of 1913 Vermont avenue.
Miss Florence Gusdorf returned to town
Tuesday from a several weeks visit in
Newport News, Va. where she was the
guest Of her cousins. the Misses Garner.
Mr.. Max Cohen is back in town from a
trip to Atlantic City and Niagara Falls.
| Mr. Norris Price is spending several
weeks at Hot Springs. Va.
Mr.. James Lansburgh left Friday to
join his family In kansas City. Mo-,
where they are the guests of relatives.
Mr.. Leon H. Reizenstein Of New York
spent part of the week in town with his
mother, Mrs. H. Reizensteln.
| Miss Florence Price is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Price in Denver, Col. for
several weeks. Her sister, Miss Clara
Price. is in Homecoming. Md, the guest Of
her cousin. Miss c. Price.
| Mrs. H. Hollander Of 18th street left
town yesterday for Braddock Heights
Md, to join Mrs. julius HertZberg and
sons. who are spending the summer there.
Other Neutrality-suspicious. at Braddock
Heights are Mrs. R: Sanger and daugh-
ter, Miss Sophie Sanger: Mr.. Adolph
Kuntz and Mr. M. Sanger.
Secretary and Mrs Macveagh have
leased their Chicago home on the Lake
Shore drive to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Houghteling. whose younger daughter.
Miss Margaret Houghteling. will be a
debutante next season.
| The Misses Virginia and Dorothy O'Neil
left recently for Danyers. Mass. where
they will be the guests Of their uncle,
T. III. ONeil. Later they will take an
extended Canadian trip.
| Going back to old-fashioned ideas is all
! right, but a competition has set in at
Minneapolis as to wedding preparations
! which has a humorous side. A recent
| bride, in addition to a most elaborate
| trousseau, was provided by her devoted
| mother with 1000 towels in her several
| chests Of household linen. Many were of
foreign manufacture and all were initiated
In a convent by expert embroiderers. The
next bride in the same set had LOCI
| towels in her collection with initials en-
| broidered in colors to match the rooms in
which they are to be placed.
| Lieut.. Gen. and Mrs. Chafree have their
daughters, Mrs. George French Hamilton
and Mrs. John Hastings Howard, with
| them on visit at their home in Los
Angeles. and both are being frequently
entertained.
J. Fred Gatchell and party Of friends
are automobile touring through Pennsyl-
vania. New Jersey, New York and Rhode
Island. They will spend q week in At
lantic City, Martha's Vineyard and New
York, and expect to return about Septem-
Der 1.
In honor Of Mrs. E. NJ Coates, wife Of
Brig. Gen. E. NJ. Coates, U.S.A., retired.
Of Washington. D: c.. who is visiting in
Spokane, Wash, Mrs. Ernest De Lash
mutt Of that city entertained about twen-
ty guests at bridge last week.
Admiral Casey Of Washington. D. c.. is In
Portland, Greg, the guest of her cousin.
Mrs. Louis H. Tarpley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nixon leave
Portland. Co.. on August for a leisurely
tour of the world. They have recently sold
their attractive home in Mount Tabor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon will first go to Wis
consin. where they will visit with Mr..
Nixon's cousins, who have a handsome
country place at Oconomowoc, and will
then come here. where Mrs. Nixon has
many friends and where she made her
1 OeDut ana was married. AS MISS agnes
Dolph. the handsome daughter of the late
senator and Mrs. Doiph, Mrs. Nixon was
a great belle in Washington. They will
sail for Europe the last of October. They
will go direct to London. where they will
| be for a month. thence to Paris and Italy,
| and from there to Greece for the winter.
| Next summer they will take q cottage in
the rural English district, according to
| their present plans. Their voyage home
will be made by way Of the orient.
Il
| Lieut.. Alvin B. Barber Of the Engineer
Corps L. s. A.. will sail late in the sum-
mer from Manila for this country and
| will be stationed in this city. Mrs. Bar
Der returned to the states some months
ago because OF Ill health and has been
| with her mother in Oregon.
Announcement was made last week of
| the engagement OF Miss Fernando Wan
| amaker. daughter of Rodnlan Wanama-
ker of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Arturo Hee-
| ren son. of the Count and Countess Hee-
| rem, Paris and Biarritz. NJ. Heeren has
| was the guest of honor at several small
| entertainments. He is one of a number
| Of brothers and sisters, and spends most
| of his time at BiarrttZ. where the family
| has its principal residence. Miss Wana-
maker went abroad with her grandnotn-
er, Mrs. John Wanamaker, about month
ago and no date has been set for her
return. She made her debut December
| IA, 1avo. at a tea given for her by her
| father at his town house, 1772 Spruce
street. Philadelphia. No date has been
| set for the wedding.
| 1t was just impossible for Miss Phoebe
] Eckels to keep her engagement to John