Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-31

member of we'll known Wall street
firm of lawyers, and finds great pleasure
in the practice of his profession, which
he followed before entering the diplo-
matte service of his country. Mr.. and
Mrs. Corea and their two children have a
delightful home on Riverside drive. New
York
Mrs John c.. Phillips has decided, after
all, to remain in Boston this winter in
stead of coming here. She will be for
some weeks yet, however, at her North
Beverly home, Moraine farm. Mrs. Phil
lips son-in-law and daughter, Represent
alive and Mrs. Andrew Peters, are with
the formers mother, Mrs. Andrew Peters.
at the Jamaica Plain home, before COM
ing here for the season.
Mrs William F. Draper and Miss Mar
guerite Draper are at the ST. Regis, New
York, to remain until they sail for Eu-
rope.
Mrs Charles G.. Dulin and family have
taken an apartment at Stoneleigh Court
and are most comfortably established
there. Mrs. Dulin and her young daugh-
ter, Miss Beatrice Dulin, now pupil at
the Cathedral School, returned in Sep
TENDER from very enjoyable trip to
Europe, having visited Germany. Holland,
Switzerland, Italy, England and France.
Mr.. Grant Parish and Miss Parish of
this city have left Italy, and are en- route
for the French Riviera and Spain. They
will spend the month of November visit.
ing the ancient Spanish cities, leaving
Madrid for the PyreneeS mountains, San
Sebastian, Biarritz, Pau and the French
coast through Normandy and Brittany
One of the notable gatherings at the
aviation meet, Belmont Park, last Satur-
day was in Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmonts
box, who had with them the Austrian
ambassador and Baroness Won Hegel-
mueller. the French ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand. Mrs. George Tiffany.
Mss Jennie Tiffany and Mrs. Madge Carr
Cook. During the afternoon Rear Ad-
tired, and Mrs. Emory paid visit to the
box.
Mrs. Schroeder and the Misses Schroe-
der are sailing Thursday for Europe.
The military attache of the French en-
bassy and Comtesse de 'Chambrun en-
tertained informally at luncheon at the
Chevy Chase Club yesterday, when, among
their guests, were Mr.. Esmond Ovey of
| the British embassy and Mrs. Ovey.
Mr. and Mrs Bellamy Storer, who have
been spending several months in Europe,
are once again occupying their home on
the Fenway. Boston. Since arriving in
| New York from Liverpool, several weeks
| ago. Mr. and Mrs. Storer have been at the
| Adirondacks paying visit to Mrs. Stor-
er's son and his young wife, DR.. and Mrs
Nichols.
Senator and Mrs. Isidor Rayner Of
| Maryland have just returned to Washing
| ton for the winter and have taken pos
| session of their new home, 1920 18th
| street.
Crt-
| their three children. Prince Michel, Prin-
| cess Bertha and Princess Ida who ar
| rived in New York last week for a visit
with the princess parents, Gen. and Mrs.
| Frederick Dent Grant, have gone on to
Chicago for one of the largest Christmas
parties ever given by Mrs. Potter Palmer.
| Gen. and Mrs. Grant will be there and
| their son, Lieut.. Ulysses s. Grant ILL., and
| his wife, formerly Miss Edith Root. and
baby. There will be eight children at the
Christmas tree, which Mrs. Palmer has
every year at her Lake Shore drive home
for the children of her family. There will
be her three grandsons. Potter d'Orsay
and Honore, children of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Honore Palmer; Potter Palmer III, son
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Potter Palmer; Bertha
Honore, daughter of Judge and Mrs.
Lockwood Honore; the three children of
the Prince and Princess Cantacuzene and
little Edith Grant, daughter of Lieut. and
| Mrs. Grant.
DR.. and Mrs. Franz A R. Jung have re-
turned to Washington, after a summer
spent in Europe.
quiet and interesting wedding took
place at noon Thursday October 81,
at the home of Mrs. Carrie x. Dobbs,
Port Jervis, n. Y, when her attractive
and accomplished daughter, Miss Media
B. Dobbs, was married to Mr. Edward
Hooper Saxton of Boston, son Of Mai.
and Mrs. 8. w. Saxton, 1347 Harvard
street, this city. Mrs. Saxton has many
friends in Washington, where she spent
her girlhood days. and they expressed
their affection and their appreciation of
her many admirable qualities by hand
some gifts that combined the beautiful
with the useful. Mr.. and Mrs. Saxton
will be at home to friends after December
1 at S05 Washington street, Brookline,
Mass.
One of the prettiest affairs of the early
season was the tea given Saturday after
noon by Mrs. Melville c. Davis, to meet
| her guest, Mrs. Sondrol of Iowa. The
| house was beautifully decorated with
palms, chrysanthemums and autumn foli-
age A stringed orchestra played during
| the reception hours and Mrs. Davis was
assisted in receiving by her daughter
| Mrs. James wager Hamilton. The hostess
wore an embroidered black grenadine over
black satin, Mrs. Hamilton was elegantly
gowned in embroidered cream crepe me-
| teor and Mrs. Sondrol in Russian lace
robe over black satin. In the tea room
Mrs. Bleakmore and Mrs. Reeve. assisted
| by a bevy Of pretty young girls, dis
pensed the hospitalities of this old
| colonial home.
| Mrs. Mark Hanna sails from New
York tomorrow to spend four weeks
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