Evening star., 1909-06-27
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left Washington last week for the New
England coast, where they Will spend the
summer visiting the various resorts there
before returning TO their apartments at
the WeStmoreland.
Miss Muriel Wilson, whose popularity
in English society never seems to Wane,
because Of her beauty primarily, but
also for her family prestige. her origl-
nal ways. her bravery. her talents. ETC..
was at Ascot races last week. and, as
usual, prominent figure in the royal
inclosure. Her good looks were accen-
tuated by her very smart costume OF
white chiffon, spotted and bordered with
black and a huge hat Of black crinoilne
and long feathers. 1t has been said OF
Miss Muriel Wilson, who is the young
est daughter Of Mr.. Arthur Wilson OF
Tranby Croft, one of the best ikeo OF
English modern milliona1res, that she
sidered a beautiful woman but always
wanted to be known as having other
aims and aspirations. She acts so well
that a professional career has often
been limited at and a ready VIII niakes
her both bright and an amusing
talker. She hunts as well as she auto
mobiles She saved the life of young
man. who missed his footing getting
in train after her, and with her
splendid strength held him in her arms
till help arrived. Altogether this Eng
lish beauty, who is the modern type OF
the bachelor girl. is quite as we'll known
in the simple life as she is IN the
smartest society in her native iand. sne
society nor to many persons In thls
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Randolph of Nor
folIy bav Spendinp some t.fuc
in Washington as the guests OF relatives,
left last Tuesday for Winchester. Whefe
| they will visit Mrs. Randolphs iather'
Mr. Thomas Is. Cartmell
Miss Helen Frey of Georgetown left
for New York city last Wednesday. where
she will spend several weeks as the guest
Of her brother, Mr.. Brice Frey.
Mrs. George W. Cooper. wife of Com
mander Cooper, U. S. N. who has been
spending the winter at the Westmoreianu.
has closed her apartment and LETT 1or
Gloucester, Mass, where she has cot
tage for the summer.
Mr.. Randolph Coles Darlington, who
has been visiting friends and relatives In
Richmond, will return to Washington this
week.
Miss Louise Hoover will leave for Fred
erick, Md. Monday, where she Will be
the guest of friends for about two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel w. Ellis of Portland.
Ore, who have been visiting relatives In
Washington, left Friday for Giens Falls,
n Y, and their family homestead at Tar
rytoWn-on-the-Hud
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Philips spent last
week in Richmond, Va, visiting Mrs
Philips parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Staunton Moore.
Snppt several dayS in
| Washington Grove, Md, as the guest OF
friends, will open her cottage there short
ly.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kearney Radford OF
31st street have as their guest Mrs. Rad
| ford's cousin, Mr.. Andrew White
Mrs. John Wheeler Beale has closed her
| home on P street and with her daugh-
ters Miss Elizabeth Beale and Miss Cath
eerine Beale, has gone to Atlantic City,
where they will spend several weeks.
Miss Rosalie Dirie and Miss Mary Stu
art Milton have returned here after short
| visit to Hamilton, Va, where they were
| the house guests of Miss Milton's mother
| Mrs. 7. d. Milton. who Is spending sew
| eral months in Hamilton
Mrs. Kate Provost has returned to her
home in Georgetown. after spending the
| past two months in Deer Park, Md,
/ where SI6 visited HcI Soli uduSAlcA
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Provost.
Mrs. Leary, wife of Ensign Herbert
Fairfax Leary. U. S. n, who has been
the guest of her father, Capt. Herbert
| Bryant, at his home in Alexandria, re-
turned last week to Washington.
| Mrs William Rohrer of Georgetown. &C
companied by her family, will leave about
the first of the month for Bluemont, Va.
he elIfirp
Mr. and Mrs, Augustus Diers and their
children left last week for HagerstoWn,
Nd, where they have taken cottage for
the summer months.
Mrs. ]. Evereth English and her little
daughter, Miss Elizabeth English, are
spending the summer in LeeSburg, Va,
where they are visiting Mrs. William
Mathews.
Mrs. Aulick Palmer and her daughter,
Miss Helena Palmer. left last week for
Fort Riley, Kan, where they are the
guests of Lieut.. Aulick A. c. Palmer
q. S. A.
Mrs. Mathews has closed her home on
Both street and. with her daughter, Miss
Emily Mathews, has gone to Avon-by-
the Sea- y. j., where they viii occupy
their cottage for the entire summer.
Miss Agnes Harvey Of Georgetown will
leave this week for Havre de Grace, Md,
where she will be one of house party
given by Miss Sara f. Penning.
Mrs. Joseph Collins of Q street. accom-
panied by her daughters, Mrs. John Had
lev Doyle and Mrs. Edward Reynolds.
left last Wednesday for Atlantic City.
where they will spend about two months
Miss Camille DuBose of . street left
last Tuesday for Knoxville, Tenn. where
she will be the guest of friends for sew
| eral weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene T. Hughes are
| spending a few weeks out of town in Wis
| iting Philadelphia, New York and Allan
| tic City.
/ Mrs. Sturgis, wife of Maj. Samuel d.
/ Sturgis. u. S. A.. accompanied by her
/ family, left last Monday for Norven, Wis,
1 where she will spend the summer as the
! guest of her father. Mr.. Bement Maj.