Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-03

| Mrs. French Vanderbilt will give 1t and
dinner Monday at Harbour View, sher
summer place. Society also will dance
as the guest OF Mrs. F. 'Lothrop Amos.
Cecil Higgins of London. but this event
has been on the program for several
weeks. while Mrs. Vanderbilts dinner
dance was announced only today. Mrs.
Vanderbilt gave a dinner last evening.
Mrs. Vanderbilt will remain In New
port late this year. perhaps until Christ
| mas. and then go to Washington, emitting
her visit to Europe until spring.
Earl Grey, governor general OF Canada.
| safely and satisfactorily has completed
his overland trip to Hudson bay and now
| Is on the government steamer Earl Grey
| coming down the Labrador coast. bound
| for Pictou, n. s., where he. with his
party. will disembark September IA. The
ship arrived at Battle Harbor last night.
According to a dispatch received at
| Ottawa. the governor general boarded the
Earl Grey at Nelson August 20. after he
had journeyed four hundred miles by
| canoe from Norway House. on Lake
Winnipeg. down the Nelson river to Hud-
| son bay. He was accompanied by Maj.
| Trotter Of his personal stan and several
Mr. L.. p. Brodeur minister OF marine at
Ottawa, that the trip was q great sue
| cess.
4 MI anu MIS-. AyTuS MCIOEmlC0s IT.,
| of Chicago, who have been abroad since
last June. returned yesterday to New
York. They witnessed q performance of
the Passion Play at Oberammergau.
Mrs. Mccormick brought back several
new gowns. but no hobble skirts.
II sincerely hope that the hobble skirt
will meet an early DEATH" Mrs. McCor-
mick said. Its a foreign invention. yet
| 1t Is popular only among Americans.
saw more hobble skirts on board the
| on the continent. don't like them and
won't wear them"
Far-off Buenos Aires in the Argentine
Republic had q wedding Of very decided
American note today. Its bride was Miss
Irene de Bruyn OF the South American
city. daughter Of Mr. Cashier de Bruyn.
| who Is the head of the Banco Franco
Argentina. The bridegroom was Mr..
Warren Deiano Robbins, son of the late
Mr.. Charles Robbins. OF Brooklyn. N. Y.
| Graduated from Harvard in 1908. he
has been for year private secretary
to Mr.. Charles H. Sheriff.. United
States minister to Argentina. His
interest. Mr.. Robbins mother is now
Mrs. Price Collier of Tuxedo and Man
haitian. Her very attractive daughter.
Miss Muriel Delano Robbins. made q
brilliant match in England.
OF the second generation OF the Rob-
bins family. the sons OF Daniel Rob-
bins, only Herbert d. Robbins now re-
mains. In the Brooklyn of thirty-five
years ago the Robbinses of Monroe
place were one of the richest OF fami-
reputed to have the incredible sum
for those times-of $4,000 a year for
clothes and pin money.
Mr.. Warren Robbins and his bride
were married from the de Pruyn home.
and began an extensive wedding trip.
They expect to arrive in New York In
season for the Christmas holidays. afker
touring through Europe.
The Secretary of the Navy. Mr.. George
Won L. Meyer. will return to Washing
ton September Is from Hamilton. Mass.
All the leading hotels in the Berk-
shires are full of visitors and
many guests are being entertained 81
the villas for Labor day.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HOLSTER Pease
yesterday afternoon at the Lake Nah.
keenac Boat Club. Lenox. compliment
airy to their house guests. Mr.. and Mrs
Langdon Valentine. Of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick g. Deladeld
gave a dinner last night at their villa
Mr.. and Mrs. S. PaFkman Shaw en-
tertained friends at Redwood. Miss
Anna s. Stevens was hostess OF q
bridge party last night.
Mr.. J. Pierpont Morgan is expected
Charles Lanier. who will give q din.
ner for him at Allen Winden.
| After two days OF showery weather
at Narragansett, the skies cleared yes
terday afternoon, and the bright sun
shine proved q welcome change foI
deyotees Of outdoor sports. At the
Point Judith Polo Club, the Anglo
American polo match was concluded
when the Wanderers and Point Judiths
| met
A number OF the cottagers motored to
| the field to witness the wfndup OF the
| tournament. Among those present were
| Mrs. Alexander Brown, Mrs. H. w. Har-
| rison. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bohlen. John
| Welsh, Miss Sarah Welsh. Philip 8. p.
Randolph. Philip Randolph. jr.. the
Mrs. J. C. Rathbone. Miss Marguerite
| Prescott. Mr.. william c. Marrow of
| Washington and Mrs. Irving H. Chase.
Preceding the polo Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
| ander Brown Of Philadelphia gave q
luncheon at the casino, and among their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bohien
and Mrs. Henry w. Harrison.
tertained at bridge last night. and among
her guests were Mrs. Charles Hitchcock.
Mrs. William Corcoran Hill Of Washing
ton, Mrs. s. o. Ritchey, Mrs. Herbert
Maynard. Mrs. w. III. Lane and the
Misses Lane OF New York and Mrs.
Qualtrough.
Princess Dolgorouki. In spite Of the ac-
cident when her monoplane fell and was
! smashed to pieces recently, Is determined
to get q pilots license. and II Is likely
she will make another ascent as soon az
she can provide herself with another n.y.
ing machine. according TO advices from