Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02

A northeast storm yesterday kept
the summer colony indoors at Mar
ragansett The. hours sped quickly,
organized little parties in the hotels
and the villas.
Mrs. Charles Hitchcock Of New York
gave a bridge luncheon for her guest.
Mrs Herbert Maynard. of Boston.
Among the players were Mrs. William
Corcoran Hill and Mrs. S. .. Richey
of Washington. Mrs F. H. Woolley OF
Cincinnati, and Mrs William ii. Lane
and Miss Lane of New York.
Lieut.. Charles L. Bruins. L. s. A..
and Mrs Bruins. who have been spend
ing their summer at Newport. went to
New York yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Zenas Crane returned
to their Dalton, Mass. villa last even
ing, after an automobile trip through
Vermont. New Hampshire and Maine.
Rain that fell increasingly from an early
hour yesterday morning until late In tue
evening made the day one of the dampest
of the summer at Long Branch. III was
as if the resort was hemmed in between
barriers of water-on the east the AT
lantic and above the rain clouds.
Many visitors substituted a brisk walk
on the hotel verandas for their boardwaik
constitutional Many played bridge and
also put in several. hours of the morning
experimenting the unpleasant task OF
packing trunks.
Foreign delegations to attend the cente-
nary are beginning to arrive in Chile.
An elaborate program has been arranged
TO entertain the guests and numerous
festivities will take place in Santiago
and Valparaiso during the twelve days OF
the celebrating of the glorious anniver-
sary.
Commander Nibrack. L. S. N, naval
attache, is expected today In Santiago
Two rear admirals of the Chilean navy
have been promoted as admiralS and TWO
captains have been promoted as rear ad-
mirals. making in all thirteen, between
vice and rear admirals now in active
service and eight retired.
The cruiser Blanco Encalada steamed
Yesterday from Valparaiso for Germany
to bring home the body of the late
President Montt.
Though not yet officially announced,
il was learned at Buenos Aires yester-
day that Senior De la Plaza. president
of the honorary conference and vice
president elect of Argentina, viii visit
the United States late this fall, Wnere
he will represent President Saenz Pena.
who is unable to come. 1t Is expected
that the visit will have great effect
in more closely drawing together Ar
gentina and the United States.
Mrs. T. r. Tighe. wife OF Judge
Tighe, Of Summerville. S. c., is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F. Tighe. at their sum-
mer home at Hyattsville, Md.
Mrs. Walter +. Crafts has returned
from an extended trip Of nearly four
months in Scotland. Norway, Sweden.
Denmark and Iceland. She spent Few
days in England as the guest OF
the Countess of Carlisle at Naworth
Chn xHyoc
worlds missionary conference at Edin-
burgh: also to the worlds peace con-
gress at Stockholm. In Iceland she
visited the ancient seat OF government.
where parliament was held 1,Ooe years
ago.
The last Of the visitors who come to
Saratoga each season for the racing
who remain are there to enjoy the
many attractions which this famous
summer resort affords. :.
Merchants and citizens alike are well
pleased with the racing season. There
were more people there last month
than there were in the same period
during the last two years. An in
crease in business is reported from all
sides. and that is one OF the best in
dications that the village is experience
Col. E. E. Hardin Of the army. with
Mrs. Hardin is spending some time
there.
Miss Daisy D. yesterday was married
yesterday afternoon to Mr.. Arthur Given
in the apartment OF her brother. Mr.. Will
liam yesterday. In the Windsor. Rev. j.
r. Andrews Of Falls Church. Va, was
the officiating clergyman. After short
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Given will
be at home in the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Sweeney and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Weeks Of Congress-
Heights left Washington today for an
extended trip to Niagara Falls and
Canada.
Miss Annie Farden. who returned yes
terday from NarraSapsett, went today TO