Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-01

in hospital with severe attack of
fever He is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett A. Hobart are
now at Poland Springs, Me-, for time.
Postmaster General Hitchcock. VINO has
made a flying trip abroad for the purpose
of getting complete rest on the ocean
trip, sailed for New York last week.
Miss Myrtle Courts of New Orleans.
who is now visiting friends here, expects
to leave shortly for New Albany, Ind,
to visit her aunt, Mrs. William Dudley
Holmes. at the latter's country seat,
The Knobs.
The assistant secretary of the navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, who re-
turned to Washington yesterday after an
absence Of several weeks at the north
shore OF Massachusetts, will leave early
in August for Canada to spend a few
weeks.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Winfield Scott
Schley have arrived at Lake George,
n. Y, where they expect to spend the
summer.
Plans are on at Newport for entertain
ing IGp guests at the reception TO be given
in honor of Rear Admiral SeatOn
Schroeder and the officers CT the Allan
tic fleet the afternoon Of August 16, at
the training station, by the officers of
Narragansett naval district.
Mrs. c. c. Wilson is spending the sum-
mer at her old home in Greenup, ny,
with relatives.
October society in New York will be
made notable by the wedding of Miss
Emily Rosalind Fish, one of Hamil on
F'ish's attractive daughters and John w.
Cutler. 1t is set fer the Sth, at the his
tor;c church CT 81. Philip in the High
,,.,.iLT IL tt1- Nj
Stuyvesant Fish will give the reception
fer her niece following the ceremony.
Gen Daniel A. SickIes and his daugh-
ter Mrs James 7. J. Daley at the
Chelsea in Atlantic City for the re-
mainder OF the summer.
MNron T. Herrick, former Governor OF
Ohio, and Mrs. Herrick were in Berlin a
few DAYS ago en- route to Munich and the
Passion PLAY. They were the dinner
guests of the American charge daHaires
one evening during their stay. in the alb
sence of Ambassador Hill.
Mrs. William L. Marshall, wife o. Gen.
Marshall chief OF engineers, I. S. A..
retired formerly of Kentucky, and Mrs.
Russell Harrison and Miss Marthena
Harrison of Indianapolis are back at
their respective homes before leaving Tor
White Sulphur Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
have gene TO LenoX, Mass. They spent
the week eId with Mr. and Mrs. William
d. Sloane. Mrs. Elliot +. Shepard and
Mr. Hammond's son were also in the
house party.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Legare and Mr..
s X. Leeare have arrived at Narragan-
sett Pier.
Count de BuisSeret. the Belgian minis
ter. has returned to Washington from a
series of visits to Belgian consulates
through the west. He will sail for Europe
next Saturday.
Wilhelm de Munthe has been appointed
charge d'affaires of Norway and is now
at White Sulphur Springs, where the
legation was established several weeks
ago by the late minister Mr.. Guide.
Senior Don Jose Aguirre-Acha, who was
recently appointed secretary of the b.
livian legation. has gone to New York
to meet Sonora Aguirre-Acha.
Plat Andrew, assistant secretary OF
the Treasury, will go to Dublin. y. H..
this week for a visit to Secretary and
Mrs MacVeach.
Mrs Irene Emmer left yesterday for
an extended trip through Maryland. Later
on in August she VIII occupy cottage
for the balance of the season at Brad