The Washington herald., 1910-07-24
ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Bridge Whist Club. Of which Mrs.
Arthur surguy is president, had its an
nual outing Thursday at Glen Echo. Aft
er delightful luncheon the final game of
the season was played. the trophies being
awarded Mrs. AIuiIoy and Mrs Dyke
man. After participating in all the
amusements OF the park, the club was
disbanded for the season. The members
OF the club are Mrs. Frank Pierce. Mrs.
William Ayre, Mrs. Dallas Tucker, Mrs.
Arthur surguy. Mrs. Harry Surgery. Mrs.
Henry Surguy. Mrs. Jack MuIloy, Mrs.
J. J. o'Connell. Mrs Dykeman. Mrs.
Butler and Mrs. Milstead They had as
guests Mrs. Martin. OF New York; Mrs.
Gibson. Mrs. Roberts Miss Eugene Sur
guy. Miss Esta Mulloy. and Mrs. Thorn
ton Newsom. OF Memphis. Tenn.
Miss Louise Newman entertained at
her home In Mount Rainier Thursday
evening. The porch and lawn were taste
fully decorated with lanterns. The even
ing entertainment consisted Of music,
games. and dancing. Miss Glsdding. who
recently returned from the Boston Goa
servatory Of Music. and Mr. Allen Hob
son. Of Brentwood, rendered several
pleasing numbers. Among the guests
were Misses Bensle, cleaves. Mcwhirt.
NJ. Moore. Beavers. Jost Horner. Glad
ding. and Tillet: Messrs Aspey. K.
Brooke, Lyons. williams. Pioset, knight.
Hobson, Mohler. Crown. hardwood. and
Dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell, of
this city, entertained for their son. Ten
Eyck Wendell. jr.. at their summer home,
''L.akelswn," Cszenova, n, Y. at a
chantecler fete Tuesday IN honor of his
eleventh birthday. The children were
dressed as fowls. and there were crow
ing matches. cockhghts. and egg hunts.
Haycocks were placed on the lawn and a
scarecrow appeared. The afternoon
closed with refreshments, and over 100
guests were present.
Mr.. Arthur Orr, OF the State Depart
ment. and Mrs. Orr entertained at an
informal dinner at the Chevy Chase Club
Friday. when their guests were asked 70
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can Embassy and Mrs. Joseph c. Grew.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
R S. Miller, Capt. Dan Tyler Moore, U.
S. A, Basil Miles. and Hugh Gibson.
Col. George S. Anderson, commander OF
Department of the East. entertained in
New York at a delightful farewell din
ner and coaching party in honor Of the
new Chief Of Staff and Mrs. Leonard
Wood and Brig. Gen. and Mrs Walter
Howe on Tuesday evening. The guests
of honor. with Col. and Mrs. Andrews,
Maj. and Mrs, Truitt, and Col. Allison,
met the hosts at the Holland House,
where Maurice Howlett's road coach,
THE Magnet" was waiting A drive of
ten miles through the park TO Riverside
and past Fort George landed the party
at Arrowhead Inn, on the Hudson. in
time for delicious dinner. The return
drive along the beautiful river was some
thing long to be remembered. Gen. and
Mrs Howe left for st. Paul early Thurs
day morning. Gen. Wood returned 20
this city, but left again yesterday for
Governors Island. where he will stay a
short time.
Americans abroad carried out the spirit
of our safe and sane Fourth OF July eele-
bration, according to letter Just re-
ceived in Washington
In Berne. Switzerland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Swenson, the American Minister and his
wife, invited all Americans then residing
or staying in the Swiss capital to a re-
ception. Prominent among the guests
were the American delegates attending
the railway congress in Berne and their
wives.
At Lucerne. the American consul general
in Switzerland. Mr.. Robert Emmett Mans
field. located az Zurich, came over to pre-
side at the banquet at the National, at
tended by over 200 OF his compasriots.