Evening star., 1909-06-05

Count Bernstorff. the German ambas-
sador. returned last night after spend
ing two days as the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Speyer at their country
place, Scarborough on the Hudson, New
York.
The assistant secretary Of the navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop will leave
this afternoon to join a house party at
Doughoregan Manor, Ellicott City, the
home of ex-Gov. John Lee Carroll.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson will give a
dinner Monday at Sherry's. New York.
for Vice Admiral Baron Sotokichi Uriu,
1. j. N, and Capt Henry B. Pelly, K
~ NJ. v. o. Col. Thompson's daughter,
Mrs. Stephen H. p. Pell. on the same
evening will give dinner for the Bar
oness Uriu and Mrs. Pelly. Mrs. PelI
will afterward take her guests into the
gallery of the ballroom. where speeches
will be made by some of her fathers
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. " Cox have gone to
Summit. n j.. to attend commence
ment exercises at Kent Place School
and see their daughter. Miss Hazel V.
student at Kent School for the past
Ave years.
Miss Margaret Johnson and Miss Bar
bara Kaufman. who were guests of
Capt. and Mrs. Badger at the Annapolis
Naval Academy during the week, returned
tu Washington today.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Grandin have gone
to Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago for
short visits. They will return here for
a week before closing their apartment
for the summer.
DR.. j. L. Branson and family leave to-
day for their summer home at Bolivar
Mr.. and Mrs Levi Woodbury. are motor
ing from New York to Canobie Lake.
n. H., where they have home.
The Misses de Lagercrantz, daughters
Of the minister from Sweden and Mime.
de Lagercrantz. left today to spend
week at Senator and Mrs. Aldrich's estate
at Warwick Neck. r. l. June 10 the
their daughters. will sail for Sweden.
Last night the minister and his wife were
dinner hosts at the Chevy Chase Club
for small party.
The Baroness Marguerite Moncheur will
accompany her father, the Belgian min
lister, when he leaves for his new post at
Constantinople.
The farewell ball to the graduate mid
shipmen at Annapolis last night, conclud-
ing the festivities of the week was large
ly attended by Washington matrons and
maids. Some of those noticed and the
pretty dresses worn were Mrs. l.. G. Hoff-
man, black lace over chiffon and satin;
Mrs. David Barry, white satin enibroid-
cred in silver and lace: Miss Barry rose
pink satin and princess lace; Miss Cora
Barry. white chiffon and lace over satin;
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crepe trimmed with passementerie and
lace; Mrs. A. T. Stewart. pearl gray satin.
trimmed with silver and lace: Miss Annie
Blocken. pink flowered chiffon and lace
over pink taffeta; Miss Margaret Worth
ington. white ivory satin. with gold en-
broidery and tassels: Mrs. Wallace Dunn.
white mousseline and point lace: Miss
Dyson. nile green satin, trimmed with
crystal ard sash of darker shade; Miss
Drydens. pink messaline. handembroid
cred. and lace; Miss White. white satin
chiffon and duchess lace; Miss Magruder.
white chiffon and lace over satin, Mrs.
Magruder. black lace and Jet over white
satin; Mrs. c. D. Davis. white chiffon
cloth and lace: Miss Blake. white dotted
net. with lace and gold tassels. Miss
Frances Miller. white embroidered satin
and point lace; Mrs o. l.. Helm. pale
blue messaline embroidered in crystal;
combined with duchess lace; Mrs Dunn,
pale yellow satin, black hand-embroid-
cred. and lace; Miss Richardson. blue
f1owered chiffon and lace over blue satin;
Miss Tisdale. white embroidered satin and
rose pink sash: Mrs E. c. Brooks. white
satin royale and rose point lace; Miss
Marjorie c. c. Brooks, white messaline
satin and duchess lace: Miss Dorothy G.
princess lace: Miss Frances Donovan,
canary satin. embroidered with hand lace:
Miss Flora Darling. pale blue satin, en-
broidered in silver and princess lace;
Miss c. Goodman, pink lowered chiffon
and lace over pink satin; Miss Ernestine
Rich, pale blue messaline. trimmed with
crystal embroidery and fringe. and Mrs.
NJ Rich, pearl gray satin and Irish point
lace.
Mrs. w. D. Jewell and her daughter
Lavinia Jewell. are at Harpers Ferry
for months stay.
Mrs. c. F. Haden gave luncheon Tues
day in honor of Miss Mary Bertram Gar
ner, sister of Representative Alfred Gar
ner of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. j. J. Darlington. his daughters, the
Misses Annie and Elizabeth Darlington,
and Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Warner were
among the Washington visitors In attend
ance the past week upon the college COM
mencements at Due West. S. c.
The board of trustees of Erskine Col
lege. of which MIR. Darlington is a men,
ber. elected by the alumni association of
the college, conferred the honorary de-
gree of LII. d. AT this commencement upon
two of the alumni who were members of
the same class while in college, namely,
Ira B. Jones, chief justice of the supreme
court of South Carolina. and James CAL
win Hemphill editor of the Charleston
News and Courier.
Representative and Mrs. Swagar Sherley
expect to leave about the LIST of July for
their camp on Lake Ahnic. Canada. where
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