The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-08-18
DEER PARK.

One of the events of the week, and a
very pleasing one, at the Deer Park
Hotel was complimentary musical ar
ranged by Mr. Durham, leader of the
orchestra. 1t was given in the ball
room. Mrs. Gordon P. Paine, Miss
Olivia Turnbull, of Baltimore, and Mrs.
Marshall Bell, of Pittsburg. former
Baltimorean, were among the patron
esses.
A vaudeville entertainment is in re-
hearsal for an evening this week. There
is something going on all the time.
Bridge parties in the cottage colony,
and dancing in the ballroom keep the
visitor from anything approaching lassi-
tude or mental depression. Everyone
has a good time. The nights are de-
liclously cool for sleeping, and, indeed,
throughout the day there is a very
pleasant mountain breeze prevailing.
After the vaudeville diversion will
come the annual barn dance. always a
great feature at the Deer Park Hotel,
and the promoters are busily engaged
preparing novel designs calculated to
portray agricultural scenes in the dec
Grafton of the ballroom.
Saturday, Mrs. Gordon Paine, of Bal
timore, gave picnic at Boiling Spring
in honor of Miss Louise Wartield,
daughter of the former governor. Wis
condo de Alte, envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary from Portugal;
Mrs. DeFord, the Misses DeFord and
Mr.. Charles Morris Howard, of Balti-
more, were in the party, and all had
merry time. A pretty drive brings one
to the spring, but some of the guests
walked over. Luncheon was spread on
the rocks and was such novelty and
so pleasant that a general Discrimination
to return prevailed. Mrs. Paine went
to Baltimore on Wednesday for days
shopping, returning Thursday night.
Miss Wartield is receiving much at
tention. She is very lovely girl and
is much admired. Ex-Governor War
field may come up later. He is very
fond of Deer Park.
Another social event was a dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Paine in honor
of Miss Warheld. The rooms of Mrs.
Paine's cottage were prettily decorated
by Weber, the Oakland florist, and the
scene was a brilliant one Dr. and
Mrs. John X. MITCHELL Mr. and Mrs
Josias Pennington, Mrs. Charles Morris
Howard, Mr.. Alexander Preston. Miss
Turnbull and Mrs. A. Marshall Bell
were among the guests.
Mrs. Edward Shoemaker and her sis
ter, Miss Anne Turnbull, daughters of
Mrs. A. Nis5et Turnbull, of Red House
cottage, are now in Switzerland. They
will return to the States in October,
September scenes of the Deer Park
Intal Tho ha+ol
until September Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Maddy, Of New
York, were here for a day or two last
week. They formerly resided in Balti-
more, Mr.. Maddy beng in charge of
the publicity department of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. He is now
connected with the Erie Railroad Com
pany and resides in New York. They
came to Deer Park in their private car,
and were guests at Uplands.
Mrs. Willard F. Warner, Mrs. K NJ.
Cousar, Miss Meacham and Mr.. Fred
erick Truesdell all of Washington, D.
c., are visiting Colonel and Mrs. Geo.
Truesdell, at Truesdell Heights.
Miss Irene Haulenbeek is entertain
ing Miss Margaret Milbourne, of 2339
North Calvert street, Baltimore, at her
summer home, Uplands. Miss Mil
bourne is full Of praise for Garrett
county and its delightful health giving
climate.
Mrs. J. Sewell Thomas. of 27l5 st.
Paul street, Baltimore. came to Deer
Park Sunday to spend the remainder Of
the summer at Uplands.
Colonel Truesdell has received an or
der from South Africa for a yearling
Rambouillet ram. A check for $500 ac-
compared the order This should be a
feather in the cap of Maryland sheep
raisers.