Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-30
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS HOOD TO MARRY LIEUT.
WATERMAN TOMORROW.
Gen. Morell Plans Many Bride
Paths at Bar Harbor.
Personal Notes.

Personal Notes.
| Miss Ruth Hood. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cooper Hood. will be mar
| ried at the family residence 1116 2od
street northwest. tomorrow evening at
| O'Clock. to Lieut.. John J. Waterman of
the 18th Cavalry. Only a few relatives
| and intimate friends will attend. The
groom was graduated from the military
| academy this year and is now stationed
at Fort Riley Kan. where the young cou-
| pie will reside. He Is a son of Maj John
c. Waterman of the 18th Cavalry.
Gen. Edward Morrell Of Bar Harbor has
opened one of his private paths. hitherto
used only by pedestrians. to riders. and
hopes ultimately. with the cooperation
Of the several associations which control
| the paths over the entire island of Mount
Desert, 10 open them all as bride paths.
He believes they are little used by pedes-
trians and that their beauty Is wasted.
The path which he has opened leads from
Robin Hood Park to Robin Hood spring.
Col. John Jacob Aston entertained Mrs.
W. H. Force the Misses Katherine Force
and Madeline Force. Mr.. Vincent Astor
a
Swimming Pool Club, Bar Harbor. last
evening.
Mrs. H. p kidder entertained a party
at dinner last evening at Bar Harbor for
Mrs. r. s. Huidekoper and Mr.. Edgar
Huidekoper, her house guests.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs arrived In New
York yesterday from Newport
Many persons entertained dinner par
ties In New York last evening. Among
those with guests were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Storrs Wells. Mr.. Paul Morton, formerly
Secretary of the Navy; Mr.. and Mrs.
George A.. HUM, MIR. Archibald Harmon.
Mr.. Barclay Warburton and Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Carnegie.
viscount and viscountess de Sibour con-
tinue as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Moore at their summer home.
Prides Crossing, Mass.
Mr.. Henri Martin, secretary OF the
Swiss legation, who is at Newport, will
return to Washington in a week.
Representative and Mrs. Francis Bur
ton Harrison are at their summer home
at Bar Harbor, Me.
Mr. William c. Morrow entertained a
luncheon party on the plaza at Nara
gansett Pier yesterday.
Hundreds of new arrivals. most of
| whom came In automobiles to Saratoga
| late yesterday afternoon, insure a lively
| finish TO the racing season. and. coupled
| with advance reports of special trains
| and excursions. indicate that there will
be record crowd at the Futurity, which
on tomorrow will bring the races of 1910
| to finish.
The exceptional weather which the
springs have been enjoying for ten days
| has kept many persons here who had
| planned to return to their homes. and
the indications for continued weather
OF the same character have induced hum
dreds of persons to hurry on to share It.
Everything points to a prolonged season,
| lasting until the end OF September.
Yesterday was one Of the most success
full days Of the season The races were
attended by large crowd for Monday,
which is the poorest day OF the week.
More than hundred automobile parties
and scores OF persons in other vehicles
went out to see the veterans of the row.
| ing world, Messrs. Ten Eyck and Riley,
row their championship match. and last
evening a brilliast audience attended the
performance of THE Importance of Be-
| Ing Earnest" given under the direction
of Mr.. Edgar NJ. Woolley. This was one
| of the chief society events or the season,
and II not only came up to expectations,
| but raised a large sum for the Saratoga
Hospital.
Dr. William ]. Pettus has sailed for
Europe to join Mrs. Pettus and Miss Pet
tus In Italy.
The last week OF the summer season
at Long Branch has opened. with the
hotels. after the elimination of the week
end visitors. comfortably filled. and with
the prospect Of one of the largest crowds
Of the season coming at the end Of the
week for visit over Sunday and Labor
day.
Yesterday. although there have been
brighter days, was not unpleasant for
the scores who delight in outdoor life.
There Is a growing popularity among
woman visitors and residents to pass the
morning each day in their motors, attired
In heavy wool skirts and bright red or
blue sweater jackets. In this informal
costume the women find themselves at
ease on the boardwalk. the golf links or
the tennis courts. wherever they NAV be.
In the cottage colonies and villa Sec
lions of West End, Elberon and Deal.
as well as in Long Branch, the children
here are arousing interest in the baby
doll parade that will take place We'd
nesday Afternoon. and in which more
than two hundred children will take mart.
There was a run" on baby ribbon and
tissue paper at the stores yesterday,
which betokened general activity amone
the children now busy completing their
decorations for the parade and preparing
for the pageant.
The wedding of Miss Mabel Cornelia
Moulton of Providence. r.. l., and the
Rev. DR.. j. Wilbur Chapman OF New
York will take place this afternoon at the
home Of the bride in Elmwood avenue.
Providence: Only the relatives and inti-
mate friends will be In attendance at the
ceremony. which will be performed by the
Rev. DR.. Elijah Hanley. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, Of which the Moul-
ton family are members.
Rev. DR.. Ford c. Gilman of Stamford,