Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-26

al Academy.
Smith were recalled from Europe. where
they went to spend the summer, owing
to the death of Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs.
Otis, at Nahant, Mass. DIR. and Mrs.
Smith are now at that place.
mountains of New Hampshire include
Messrs. NJ. Strasburger, A. J. Morris and
d. III. Goodman
gone to Atlanta. Ga, where they will be
the guests of Miss Jennie Lowry at her
home on North Jackson street.
Lord and Lady Northcliffe arrived in
New York last night. Their passing
through New York is part of their an
nual visit to Newfoundland, where LORD
Northcliffe goes to look over his pulp
Algernon Douglas Pennant, who reach
ed Southampton from Cape Town just In
time to catch the Mauretania by special
train to. Liverpool. and DR.. seymour
Price. Lord Northcliffe's physician. :.
Lord Northcliffe was interested In
learning the details of the plans for the
aviation race between Chicago and New
York.
America is the right country for the
development of aviation, he said, ior
the aeroplane is the absolute invention
of the Wright brothers. l have been
told that they are criticised here. ana
cannot understand such an attitude. They
are not churlish. Every inventor mas
the right to protect the proouct VI Ills
own genius. 90
Lord NorthclifYe's party proceeds to
Montreal today by private car There
his steam yacht Zeneida is in waiting;
September he will be Joined at Grano
Falls, Newfoundland. by Earl Grey, Gov
ernor General of Canada.
Miss Maude Bean. daughter of Mrs.
Otto r. Beall of 1872 Park road. was
married in Trinity Episcopal Church yes
terday afternoon at o'clock to MI
Walter Baldwin Ford of Chicago. Rev.
Richard p. Williams. rector OF Trinity
parish, was the officiating clergyman.
After a trip to st. Louis and other cities
i'm the southwest Mr.. and Mrs. Ford
will take up their residence in Chicago.
Ribbons and cups were more evenly
distributed yesterday. the last day Of the
Bar Harbor horse show. 1t was sue
cessful finish to what has been one OF
the finest shows in the eleven years Of
the association.
Mr.. Philip Livingston. Miss Anne
Thompson, Mr. Edward Mclean and Mr.
George Chipchase were among the larger
winners of the day.
The cha mpionship in larger harness
horses went to Miss Anne Thompson's
Lord Stanton, WITH MI. McLedH LIE
Regent taking the reserve.
The championship for smaller harness
horses went TO Mr.. McLeans Rifle, with
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry driving, while
the same owners Snapshot. with Mr..
Gerry driving, took the reserve.
Miss Anne Thompson's Lord Stanton
and Goto took the championship in har-
ness pairs, Mr.. McLeans Rife and Snap
shot taking the reserve.
George Chipchase's Gienham took the
HI - fscc
Anne Thompson's Lady Lorraine receiving
the reserve.
The championship for hunters went to
Mr. Chipchase's Sapolio. MIR. John T.
Pratt's Cedric taking second.
The four-in-hand class went to Mr..
Otto H. Kahn's superb road team. which
outclassed the others. Mr.. Philip Living
ston took the red and Gen. Edward Nor
rell the yellow. The big four were sent
around the track against time.
Mr. John II. Pratt's Cedric took the
hunter class, Mr.. Edward b. McLean's
Perfection taking the red.
Mr. Chipchases Glenham won the sad
die class. Miss Anne Thompson won sec
ond. Mr.. Otto III. Kahn third and Miss
Mary d. Herter fourth.
The novice class went to Miss Frieda
Pearson's Sultan, Mr.. Philip Livingston
taking the red, Mr.. ]. L. Ketterlinus the
yellow and Mr. Merle Middleton the
white.
For the omnibus pair Mr. Philip Liv-
ingston took the honors. Mr.. R. Hall Nc
Cormick taking the red.
In the victory class Mr.. Livingston was
the winner, Miss Anne Thompson taking
the red and yellow.
The harness pair went to Mr.. McLean's
Snapshot and Rifle.
In the nimble harness class Miss Anne
Thompson took the blue and red with
Lord Stanton and Goto. Mr.. Livingston
ca injured the yellow.
The ladies' class went to Mrs. w. Plum
ket Stewards Faro. Miss Eff1e Pearson
took the red, Mr. r. Hall Mccormick the
yellow and Miss Maud Kahn the white.
Misses Elizabeth and Katherine Phil
Inns of the Roland are spending a months
vacation on the coast of Maine.
Misses Marjorie and Helen Young Of
chapin street are spending the month
of, August in Pennsylvania, near Phila-
delphia.
DIR. and Mrs. Loren B. T. Johnson are
at Poland Springs. Me.
One of the gayest parties among the
Washington colony at Cape May, n. J., is
composed of DR.. and Mrs. Barton, Miss
Agnes c. Thompson, Mr.. w. A. Cowles
and Mr. and Mrs. Lsle s. Lipscomb
They toured New York and the entire
coast of New Jersey in the large car OF
Mr.. Alexander Hopkins OF Pittsburg
Messrs. David S. Barry. jr., and Carl
DYSON of Washington were members of q
tramping party which went up over the
steep Mount Pleasant trail from Breton
woods to Mount Washington last Sum-
day, returning the same way.
Former Representative and Mrs. ]. Da-
Wis Brodhead and their family are at
East Gloucester, Mass
Mrs. John o. Russell. with her two
children, John Paul and Mildred Virginia
Russell, has gone to Chicago to visit her
sister.