Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-18

INGTON SOCIAL CIRCLES SHORTLY
o HER MANY FRIENDS. SHE WAS
OF BRAZIL.
during the evening in the ballroom, in
The largest AFFAIR for the officers will
be a dance at the Elms. given by MT.
and Mrs. Edward j. Berwind Friday
night.
Justice and Mrs. Horace Lurton were
entertained at a handsomely appointed
dinner at 1nglescote. Hot Springs. Va
last night by Mr.. and Mrs. Melville e.
them were Bishop Ethelbert Talbot and
Mrs. Talbot, Col. and Mrs. Edward
Colston, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Green and
Mrs. Audenreid.
Mrs Nicholas Longworth is visiting
Mrs. Ogden Goelet at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dennis, who
motored from Washington. are at Hot
Springs. Va, for the remainder Of Au-
gust.
Prince Troubetsky Of Russia is at
Newport.
Mrs. John A. Logan and her daughter.
Mrs. NJ. l. Tucker. have Joined friends
at Hot Springs. Va.
Mrs Henry Symes Lehr and Mrs. VIII
liam Z. Carter. have cards out for din
ner at Newport Saturday.
Senator and Mrs w Murray Crane.
who have been on motor trip through
the New England states. returned yes
terday to Dalton. Mass.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Henry C.
Muslin. United States Navy; Mrs.
Gonrpa Knann Mrs n Nirhn1a
New York: Mr.. and. Mrs. j.. Warren
Butterworth and Mr. and Mrs. William
8. Lloyd. Philadelphia. are at Lenox.
Mass.
The steam yacht Liberty. Mr.. Joseph
Pulitzer. arrived in the outer harbor
at New London. Conn, with her owner
on board shortly after noon yesterday
and departed for Europe after less
than an hours stay in port.
The Mexican ambassador is expected
to arrive here from Manchester the lat
go to Mexico. where he will take part
in the centenary festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington Mills. who
went abroad early In the summer, are
now in Paris.
DIR. Charles r. Luce has returned from
q motoring tour in upper New York
state. On the return trip DIR. Luce Is
accompanied by his niece, Miss RowelL
They motored from Cooperstown to
Litchfeld, Conn, where they Joined Mrs.
Otto Luebkert and Mrs. Gustav Breaux
of Louisville, Ky.
Paymaster Samuel MCGOWAN, who was
in Washington for few days, has re-
turned to Charleston, s. c., where he Is
in charge of the pay station.
Gen. John A. Johnston, District Com
missioner. left Washington today for
Lake Placid, in New York, for a months
stay. Mrs. Johnston, who left earlier in
Philadelphia, and will accompany him
to Lake Placid.
Mr.. Frank Godoy. who has been ap-
pointed to represent the International
Bureau of American Republics at the
celebration in Mexico, and Mr.. Albert
Godoy will sail for that country Sat
urday.
This afternoon a golf tournament Is be-
ing played at the Golf Club at Newport
for q cup offered by Miss Maude Wet
more. Among the participants will be the
Misses Griscom. Allen, Phipps and
Phelps. whom Miss Wetmore has invited
to Newport for the event.
Clear weather and bracing atmosphere
called every one outdoors at Narragan-
sett yesterday. There was a heavy surf,
backed by a turbulent ocean. At the Ca
sine the restaurant was inclosed with
glass to shut out the wind and the sound
of the sea. Here many persons made up
luncheon parties.
Mr.. Harold d. Vanderbilt gave lunch
con for friends from Newport. In the
group were Miss Eleanora Sears. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene S. Reynal, Mr.. William A.
Hazard Mr. L. A. Rawlins and Mr.. J. NJ
Waterbury.
Col and Mrs. Garrard of Fort Myer,
Va, have as their guests Mrs. Garrard's
sister, Mrs. j. s. Guilfoyle, and her
daughter. Miss Susanna Guilfoyle. Of Fort
Riley, Kan.
Mr.. Clarence B. Rheem has Joined Mrs.
Rheem and their son. Mr.. Edmund Domer
Rheem, at Atlantic City. Mrs. Rheem.
who has been quite ill. is again able to
be out.
Mrs. Lewis G. Freeman entertained ut
luncheon yesterday for the Misses Vice.
don of Baltimore, who are guests OF Mrs
John Muir at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Dalg-
leish.
Mrs. Richard Felix Armstrong is spend
ing some time In Chicago.
Mai. A. w. Newlin. Mrs. Newlin, and
their sister. Miss Julye Roos, OF New Or
leans are in Washington. While east
they will visit Philadelphia. Atlantic City
and New York.
Rev. William d. Moss, pastor Of the
Washington Heights Presbyterian Church,
has gone to White Sulphur Springs for
the remainder Of this month.
Capt. Charles Laird. U. s. NJ. and Mrs.
Laird have closed their home in 18Th
street and are visiting In Norfolk Can't
Laird was formerly stationed at the navy
yard there.
Miss Beth Moose Of Arkansas, who
spent last week with the Misses Garrard
at Fort Myer. has returned to her home.
Miss Alice H. Harrison is at Asbury
Park.
Mrs. S. A. Quinter and daughter, Miss
Bronson, Of Cleburne Tex, and Miss Ed
wilma Clarke of Indianapolis, Ind. are Wis
ting their father. Maj. E. NJ Clarke. In
Brookland.