Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-31
WOMAN'S
SECTION

scattered Its official resi-
II NAI dences were all closed weeks
II wv ago and the number of up
town homes still open is eX-
ceedingly small
Mrs. EIkins and Miss Elkins. Mrs. r. r.
II Hit. Mr. William Hit, Mr.. Henry Adj
| ans. Mrs A. {. Barney. Prof and Mrs
Il Alexander Graham Bell. DIR. and Mrs
Il John c. Boyd Miss Alice Boyd, Mrs
| Richard Townsend, Viscountess d Azy,
! Mrs Guidet Duryee and daughters, Rear
/ Admiral and Mrs. Harris Mr. and Mrs.
| Frederick A. Keep. Mr. and Mrs. A +.
| Lesare, Mr.. and Mrs George y. Nc
! Idnahan. Mrs. Is. 2. Minlmack, Mrs.
! Mary S. McCallum, Mrs. Haywood, Miss
! Doris Haywood. DIR. and Mrs. Wallace
! Ncff. Mrs. Charles NeWbold. Mrs. Ru-
/ dolph Kaufman. Miss Kaufman. Miss
/ G. w. Myer, Miss Molly Elliott Seawell,
| Mrs. A. y. Talbot, Miss Amylta Talbot,
| Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Miss Yvonne
| Townsend. Mrs. Charles S. Westcott,
! Mrs Charles G. Dulin, Mrs. Thomas Car
ter. Prof. and Mrs Lennox Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
! Moore, Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. W. p. lis
! del and the Misses Tisdel are a few of
| the hundreds who have gone for long or
short tours abroad
If. as is confidently expected, the
| Duke and Duchess of RoXburghe. the lat
! ter formerly Miss May Goelet of New
York. pay a visit to Mrs. Ogden Goelet
! next month at Newport, it will be the
| first time they have been in this country
! since their marriage. series of dinners
! dances, etc, will be given in their honor.
! and Ochre Court, the Goelet mansion,
| will be the scene of splendid hospitality.
Mrs Goclet is already booked for two
| large entertainments. presumably intend
! ed for her titled Son-in-law and daughter.
| and the rest of the villa colony will be
| equally aSsiduous in their attentions
| Lord and Lady Grannard are also eX-
| pected with the parents of the latter, Mr..
and Mrs. Odgen Mills and other titled
| folks are also expected to add eclat to
| the August calendar
| Lady Grannard was Miss Beatrice Mills,
whose twin sister Is Mrs. Henry Carnegie
! Phipps. The Grannard estates are in
/ County Longford ireland. and comprise
| 2l,:;O0 acres. Lord Grannard was a
| gentleman in waiting to the late King
! Edward.
\ The announcement of the engagement
Of Miss Gladys Kerens. daughter of Col
4 Richard G.. kerens. American ambassador
to Vienna, to MIR. George Colkert of
Philadelphia caused ripple of pleasure,
but aside from that and the bethrothal
of Miss Julia Dent Grant of San Diego,
q,
Ore, society had but little to gossip over.
There have been dinners and other affairs
galore at Bar Harbor and other resorts,
but they created but little interest out
side of the immediate sections
Mr.. Guy Norman. a summer resi-
dent of Beverly Cove, has offered a
trophy for the winner in the East
ern Yacht Club races in the series of
club runs. The trophy will become the
permanent property of the yacht owner
who wins it three times. and to the win
ners in the other races a replica of the
cup will be given.
Capt W. H. Clifford. L. S NJ c., and
Mrs. Clifford are at Kennebunkport, Me.
Miss Flora Wilson, daughter of the Sec
rotary of Agriculture, is making a con-
cert tour of the summer resorts and will
sing at four events in North Carolina
this month.
Another National Park Seminary girl
has been recently married. Miss Marie
l-oufborough, daughter of Col r. H.
Loufborough of the 18th Infantry. United
States Army, stationed at Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan, and Lieut.. Ben w. Cham
berlain of Troop B, Ohio National Guard,
and member of Gov. Harmons staff, were
married last week in Columbus, Ohio 1t
was quiet affair. Rev. Jacob Pister Of
floating. The bride was accompanied to
Columbus by Capt. and Mrs. Kirkland of
Toledo. She and Mrs. Kirkland were
classmates al school here.
Mrs. Horace Gray, widow of the late
Justice Gray, is in Switzerland, where she
will be joined in few days by Miss AL
mira Johnson of Pasadena, Cal, for a
tour of the Italian lakes.
Miss Alice Lowering. daughter of the
late Representative Lowering, has been in
Boston lately. Her summer place is at
|, North Scituate Mass.
Mrs. Russell Harrison and her daugh-
ter, Miss Marthena Harrison, and Mrs.
i Marshall, wife of Brig. Gen. Marshall,
| and her daughter, Miss Maitland Marshall,
who have been in Atlantic City for three
| weeks. will go to White Sulphur Springs,
| w. Va, for a month in a few days.
| a recent double wedding al Spokane,
! Wash. has interest in this city also
| The brides were Miss Anna Louise Ladd,
| formerly of Detroit Mich. and Miss
! Agnes Christine Linega of Muskegon.
| Mich. Miss Ladd married Mr.. Earl Cad
| walader Quackenbush. and Miss Linega
| married to Miss Ladd's brother, Mr.
George Eurrel Ladd. The men are part
| ners in business. owning large fruit
| ranches in Riverside, Wash. Mr.. Ladd S
/ parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Ladd. NOV
| ed from Detroit to Muskegon several
the Alaska gold fields, where he met Mr.
Quackenbush. whose home was then in
/ Washington, d. c.
! The two soon became warm friends
| and partners. They met with fair success
! and from their mining venture cleared
| enough capital to purchase two fine fruit
ranches at Riverside When Miss Ladd