Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-05


somely appointed dinner. the guests at
which included only members of the fam
lily. but the scope of which was ilimitably |
broadened by the presence in spirit of |
thousands of friends of the senator from |
all parts of the United States. who pro-
jected themselves into the celebration by |
feiicitous kilograms wishing him many |
happy returns of the day. Senator and |
Mrs. Perkins have been enjoying visit |
from Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Baker |
Pansy Perkins,. who since their mar
rage have been making their home In |
Nevada. where Mr.. Baker is the district |
attorney of Nye county.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". d. holland and Mr.. |
and Mrs. s. Bremen have gone to Old
Point Comfort. and will be guests of the |
Chamberlin for few weeks.
Mrs. Dallas Grady and her little son |
Morgan; who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Beall at their summer cot |
tage in Virginia. have returned to their
home in Cleveland Park.
Miss Ruth Brock has returned to her
home on X street from Bluemont. Va. |
where she has been camping with a party |
of friends.
Miss Leonora Deeds returned to her
home on p street recently from an en- |
joyable trip to Colonial Beach.
Miss Clara Barton left the city last
for Boston. by sea, TO spend the early
fall months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Tyndall Of Mount
Pleasant left Washington last week for
Atlantic City to visit the sister OF the
former at the Ten Eyke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinberg left the city
yesterday to spend several weeks III At
lantic City.
Judge and Mrs ii. b. Moulton and their
daughter Miss Edna, have gone to Can
ada, where they will spend the month of
September.
DR.. and Mrs. Chamberlain and their
children. Elsie, Catherine and Herbert, |
who have been spending the past six
weeks in the mountains of Virginia, re-
turned Tuesday to their home on Harvard
street.
Miss Maud Taylor. accompanied by her
brothers, the Messrs. Ford and Raymond
Taylor. spent the week end with their
mother. Mrs. Young, at her cottage at
Classic Shore.
Mrs A. Welcker of nth street spent
several days last week visiting her sister |
in Baltimore. |
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Newman of Mount
Pleasant left the city last week to spend
some time on the northern coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend of
this city retain their popularity with |
King Edward. and had the pleasure of
entertaining him at breakfast recently at
Carlsbad, where they have been staying. |
The king motored over from Marienbad, |
where his cure and his social enjoy |
ments keep his time fully occueied. Mrs. |
Townsend was at the left of the king |
at the dinner given by Prince Edward |
/ aCl 1f0Tc foir hn nf Mo
rienbad. and the princess when the party |
numbered twenty eight
Half the room was arranged as re- |
ception room. the entire center being filled |
by fountain playing amid palms and
ferns and lighted with electric light. The |
table was decorated with silver baskets |
holding scarlet carnations tied with dark |
blue ribbon, red white and blue being |
the Liechtenstein family colors also the |
British. and reversed. the French Mrs. |
HAL Walker was hostess at a breakfast |
for the king, which was followed by
bridge Just as all the men were de- /
wear for buttonhoe taking the king |
as model, he appeared with pale |
pink one. and upset his own fashion.
The lawn tennis ball at ST. Mortz. Swift |
zerIand, was very smart event At a re- |
cent dinner at this resort, given by Mrs. J. |
=. Lippincott. the guests included Con-
tessa and Contessina Morosini, Marchese
and Marchesa di Rudini, Mrs: Cooper |
Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont of |
this city, NJ. and Nine. Marine vagliano. |
Mrs. Newbold lie Roy Edgar. Commander |
Agostino Rombo, Vicomte de Beughem.
Prince Lynar. Conte Ancilotto, Count
Hans Wilczek The table was decorated |
with the beautiful flowers and foliage of
the Alpine eringo, than which no bloom |
could be more appropriate for a mountain |
entertainment. found as it Is only in high
attitudes. The Rev. Walden Myer and
rfrr1d do A1x-o saf Il. iii
frequently seen at the afternoon gather
ings at st. Moritz.
Miss F. Marion Muirhead of Hazelwood, |
Pa, entertained for her grandfather vii |
liam Muirhead. her aunt, Miss Grace II !
Muirhead, and her cousin, Miss Anna
Muirhead, all of this city, last week on
the lawn Of her home. Music and games
were features OF the evening. The lawn
was beautifully Illuminated with Japanese
lanterns. Many out-of-town guests were
present. The visitors will return to this |
city the last of this week.
Miss Ada Tanner of this city has been
out in Minneapolis, where she has greatly
enjoyed the motor trips within the city
and about the lakes. which her hostess
| Miss Beatrice Longfellow. had planned for
her. Her first visit to that city was dur
! ing the national encampment of the c. A.
r., held in 1906, when her father, Corp
| Tanner, was commander-in-chief of the
Grand Army or the Republic.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis.
| who have leased Ben Venue, Virginia
| Hot Springs place. for the fall, have
/ spent the past week entertaining extern
| sively, one of the smartest affairs having
| been an old-fashioned Virginia supper
| at the Oaks in compliment to Mr. and
| Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
| Mrs. Neil S. Brown and her daughter.
| Miss Marie McMilin Brown of Washing
/ ton, D. c., are guests at Pine Orchard,
| Conn. Miss Brown, who is a debutante
| of last season, is the granddaughter Of
| the late Gov. Neill S. Brown of Tonnes
see, who was at one time ambas sador to
| the court at st. Petersburg. Her uncle,
| Gen. John G. Brown, was also governor
| of the state of Tennessee.
Judge and Mrs. Alfred W. Cooley, who
| are visiting the latters parents Mr.. and
| Mrs Henry r. Dalton, at West Beach
| Hill, Beverly Farms. Mass. are to make
| an extended trip through the west before
going to Arizona. where Judge Cooley is
connected with the United States federal
| court.
Mrs. William F. Dennis, who went
abroad in the early season, is now auto
| MODELLING in Kentucky, her old home,
having large family party with her.
The women of the 10th Regiment at
Fort Crook were the guests of the officers
at moon meet last Monday evening.
NJ ~