Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-10

last night in their villa, Cleftstone, Bar
Harbor. Me. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank b. Keech. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. George Stuart
Patterson. Miss Ethel de Koven and Mr..
Frederick Nay.
Mrs Hastings and Miss Edgarina Hast
ings have returned to Washington from
Monterey, Pa.
Miss Stella Carusi has returned to
Washington from Warrenton, Va, where
she spent some weeks
With Mr.. Harry Payne Whitney in Eu-
rope and Frederick III. Prince OF Boston
at Pau, France, those familiar with polo
affairs say the coming year will surely
see an international polo cup match
played in America. The English players
were delighted with the playing field Of
the Westminster Polo Club. and the ma
jority of those players who took part in
the Newport and Narragansett Pier tour
naments will return.
Mr.. Whitney caused the Newport polo
field to be opened and maintained during
the season, brought the steam yacht At
lantic there for the entertainment of the
polo players, and gave all his polo po-
MES for the sport, taking active part
himself in the playing up to the time he
went abroad in August. The entertain
ment cost Mr.. Whitney many thousands
of dollars
Mrs Mary E. Parson has returned to
her apartment in the Portsmouth after
an extended visit to her son, Prof. John
II. Parson of Cornell University, at
Ithaca, y. y.
month of September at Atlantic City
and Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Dove of 1119
Clifton street entertained a number Of
children i'm honor of their little daugh-
ter, Marion Frances, third birthday re-
Gently. The house was decorated in pink
dahlias and roses. In the reception hall
was large pink surprise box, with
many pink ribbons hanging from it. Al
each end was a gift for every one.
After a delightful evening supper was
served. At each end Of the table was a
birthday cake with three lighted candles
All of the table appointments were in
pink. Later the children played the
Teddy bear game, and Gertrude Hummer
and Ridgley Belt We're the prize-winners.
Among those present were Virginia
Boyd, Louise and Albert Johnson. Jane
Hammack. Marie and Paul Casassa,
Regis Poore, Charlie Coulon, Gertrude
Hummer, Elizabeth Sawtelle, Sonora
King. Catharine Stanley and William
Simmons. Alma and Helen Mccormick.
John and Ridgley Belt. Stewart Mitchell,
Herbert Sherwood and Marian FRANKIE.
The little hostess was the recipient Of
many beautiful presents.
DR.. and Mrs. w. X Butler have re-
turned from their vacation spent in the
White. mountains of New Hampshire.
Mrs. Irene S. Ansley of Grant place has
returned home after a four-week trip at
Atlantic City.
A.
city after a two-month vacation spent in
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Carroll of 1917
I'D street northwest gave very pretty
lawn party Tuesday evening in honor OF
the eighty-second birthday of the latter's
father. Col. William o. Drew. The spa
cious lawn was lighted by lanterns and
refreshments served. Among the guests
We're Mrs Kurtz. Miss Kurtz. Miss Ella
Kurtz. Mrs. Goodwin, Mr.. Harvey Good
win. Mr.. George w. Drew. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brannan Mrs. kidwell and son. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Craig. Mrs. Lrnsford. Mrs.
Gross. Misses Nellie and Ollie Drew Mr..
and Mrs. Irby. Mr.. Fred Carroll, Miss
Carroll Miss Blanche Carroll, Prof. Nc
Neal, Mr.. Schley Cassin, Mrs. Davis. Mrs.
Hoge, Mrs B. Gibson. Miss Russell of
Baltimore and Miss Afford from Green
vile, s. c.
State Senator and Mrs. Leroy Fillmore
Patterson Of cambridge, Ga. Will arrive
shortly to spend two weeks with their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore II. Tiller. at their apartment in
the Iroquois.
Mr.. James Hudson. accompanied by his
sister, Mrs George l.. Ayers OF New
York, will be at Harpers Ferry, w. Va,
the remainder of this month.
Miss Jennie Cassidy and Miss Agnes
ftu-t rntrN nod Frnx n
visit to Mrs. Conrad Maurer of New
York, formerly Miss Doherty Of 1916 10th
street northwest.
Mrs. Rose A. Yost chaperoned a party
of young people to the home of Mr. and
Brookland. recently. The occasion was a
surprise to Miss Louise A. Purner, who
has just returned to the city. Music.
games and dancing were the features of
Before departing for home all joined in
dancing the Virginia reel. Those present
were Misses Pearl A. Yost. Margaret
Connors, Blanche Connors, Alvinia Gel
Itch. May Connors, Edna Grimm: Katie
OConnor and Messrs. Albert Thomas,
Herman English. j. E. Feidler William
Martin. Louis Boss. William Barrey and
Edwin Sparks
Mr. Chalmers Patterson and daughter.
MISS JeTTiit TdllcISOH VI DdHslilt, Nd-,
are the guests of Mrs. Theodore H. Tiller.
Mrs. James A. Pearce. Mrs. Gilbert C.
Perkins. Mrs. r. B. Caverly and Miss
Caverly, all of Washington, are in New
York.
A very pretty and attractive wedding
took place at the Emory NJ. f. Church
South Tuesday evening at $40 o'clock.
The contracting parties were Miss Emma
Bergman and Mr.. Joseph G. Cook, both
gowned in ivory messaline. with pearl
garnitures. and carried a large bouquet