The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-25
MRS. TOWNSEND AND DAUGHTER BACK
TO OPEN F1HSSKCFuSETT AVE. HOWE
Mother Travelled Abroad.
Miss Townsend Stayed at
Bar Harbor.
Miss Barbour EntertainS in
Honor of Miss Frederick
Morgan.

/ Mrs Richard Townsend and Miss
Mathilde Townsend arrived in Washing
/ ton last night from a stay Of several
| weeks in New York Mrs. Townsend
went abroad for the summer, but Miss
/ townsend spent the season at Bar Har-
7or with Mrs. Rush Shipper Huide-
koper, Of Philadelphia. During their
/ absence. their handsome residence on
/ Massachusetts avenue, already one Of
the finest in the millionaire colony, has
/ undergone extensive repairs and i'm
provements-
! Miss Marguerite Barbour, daughter of
Mrs. James +. Barbour. entertained a
/ company OF young people today at
/ luncheon in honod of Miss Frederick
/ Morgan, whose marriage to Evan Sin
! clair Cameron. of Baltimore. will take
/ place Wednesday. November g.
/ Miss Barbour was to have been among
/ the first Of the seasons debutantes. but
. has postponed her coming out until late
! ~ the season, on account Of her recent
! illness while in Paris. and from which
she has not yet entirely recovered.
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! Mrs. Randall Hoes has loaned her
residence, 1886 Rhode Island avenus, for
/ the afternoon OF Wednesday, October q,
+ from TO o'clock, for the first Of two
/ teas, for which the president and board
/ Of lady managers of the House of Mercy
/ have sent out cards The second will
/ be given Wednesday, November 3, at
+ the House Of Merry
/ There viii be an exhibition and safe
/ Of the work Of the inmates on both oc-
! casions.
! Senator and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew,
who have recently returned from Eu-
rope, are the guests Of Gen. and Mrs.
/ Howard Carroll, at Carroll Gin. their
/ country seat at Tarrytown, on the Hud-
sen.
Mr.. Skybak Returns.
/ Mr. skybak, Of the Norwegian Iega-
/ ton, has returned to Washington from
/ Lenox. where he went for the autumn
season, after spending the summer at
/ Bar Harbor.
I Mrs. Theodore Z. 5honts took party,
+ including her daughters, Miss Mar
/ guerite Shonts and the Duchess de
/ ChauInes. in a private car from the Yir-
ginia Hot Sprirga tc Natural Bridge,
/ Va. this morning me trip is frequent
/ Is made by gGests at the hotel on horse
/ back in three days, but Mrs. Shonts'
party win return ais evening.
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Miss Margaret Cameron and Miss
! Catharine Cameron, daughters of the
/ late Sir Roderick Cameron, have re-
! turned TO New York from their camp
/ in the Adirondacks. They expect TO
come TO washington for the season,
I as they did last winter, some time IN
December or January.
General Davis and Miss Davis, who
, spent the summer at New Canaan
Conn, have returned to Washington
and opened their apartments at the
/ Connecticut for the winter.
The Misses Patten viii probably re-
main abroad this winter, ana their
/ handsome residence on Massach uSetts
avenue, which is one OF the social CEN
I tiers Of bhe Capital City during the
/ season, will be unopened.
Miss O'Brien Is Hostess.
Miss Harriet O'Brien, who has recent
I ly returned from the West and the
( Philippines was hostess at a small in
/ formal tea at the residence Of her grand
parents. Major and Mrs. Kendall, at
the Soldiers Home. Saturday afternoon.
Miss y. BTien was assisted BY her cousin,
Miss Lala Anderson. and the guests
were mostly her intimate friends in
army and navy circles.
Mrs Franklin Ellis, who has been
! travelling abroad and is now in England,
win sail from New York November 8.
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Col George Cotton. the newly OppOint-
[ ed governor Of Por,o Rico. and his sister.
Miss Margery Cotton. will leave WASH
ingtOu Thursday evening for New York
from where they viii sail on Saturday
for Porto Rico Miss Cotton will act
as her brothers hostess, as she did
during his residence in the Philippines.
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hiss Louise White. daughter of Com
mander and Mrs w. W. White. US.N.,
has gone to East Orange, N j., where
she Wall be the guest for the week of
Miss Helen Elvin, Miss White Is to be