Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-26


early in the summer, will come to Wash
ington late in October.
Mrs Richardson Glover and the Misses
Clover wife and daughters Of Rear Ad-
miral Clover, are expected in Washington
this evening from their summer home in
later.
Former Representative and Mrs. Har-
vey S. Irwin gave small dinner party
at their summer home. Hill Crest, Prince
George county, Md. yesterday. They will
shortly return to their home in Washing
ton. which has been occupied by Senator
and Mrs. Bristow of Kansas.
Mrs Raymond Patterson and Miss Ruth
Patterson have returned to Washington
after spending the summer in Chicago
and Lake Forest. Robert w. Patterson,
Sd. who for the past several weeks has
been visiting Pullman Lowden. son Of
Representative and Mrs. Lowden, at their
place in the Thousand Islands. joined his
mother and sister in Washington yester-
day.
Inc CllneS6 minister WHO IcluIucO W
Washington yesterday afternoon from
Mexico. where he attended the centenary
celebrations, left the city again last night,
accompanied by his son, for Philadelphia
to join Prince Sum. The minister will
accompany the prince and his suite to
Washington this evening. Prince Sum
is a brother of the Chinese regent and an
uncle Of the Emperor of China. His visit
here will be the occasion of much enter
tanning, not only by the Chinese minister.
but by various officials and diplomats
now in Washington.
The 1T. Rev. Alfred Harding, Bishop Of
Washington, will go to Cincinnati next
Monday to attend the general convention
OF Sthe Episcopal Church. The bishop
plans to remain in the Ohio metropolis
in attendance on the convention for about
the entire month Of October. He return
ed to Washington from his summer home
at Haven, Me, Saturday evening.
Mrs Smith 8. Leach, widow of
COL Leach of the Corps of Engineers,
L. S. A, is guest OF Mrs. Charles II.
at the Connecticut. She will remain here
about a week and then start on trip TO
the orient.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Meushaw an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter,
Miss Mary Elizabeth Meushaw, and Mr..
David E. Colman Wednesday, Septem-
Der u. in this city. Mr. and Mrs Col
man will be at home after October IL at
G54 F street northeast.
DR.. and Mrs. Gregg c. Birdsall have
returned to the city after a vacation
spent in the Berkshires.
Mrs w. E. De Riemer of Chaplin
street is entertaining this week DR.. A. E.
De Riemer and family of Chicago and
Miss Wood of England. DR.. De Riemer
is a member of the Brahms quartet.
which sang at he Hamilton Club dinner
given recently in Chicago in honor Of
former President Roosevelt.
Judge Thomas H. Anderson and Mrs.
Anderson have returned to WASHINGTON
after spending the summer in the Allie
gheny mountains.
DIR. Thomas L. Macdonald and Mrs.
Macdonald have returned to Washington
and opened their house in Massachusetts
avenue after spending the summer at
Blue Hill Bay. Me.
Maj. and Mrs. Thomas H. Rees and
their Youngest daughters will spend the
winter at Stone'eigh Court. where they
are already established. Miss Dorothy
Rees, their eldest daughter. has returned
to her studies at the Villa Leona School
in Paris.
Miss Kate B. Harmon Of New York
and her father. Mr.. Archer Harmon. were
at Chevy Chase yesterday as guests Of
Mr. William Henry at luncheon. and
last evening there were several dinner
parties there. Brig. Cen William w.
Wotherspoon. U. S. A, president of the
Army War College. had a dinner party.
and Lieut.. Col. Charles c. Treat. U. S.
80 tha hoo
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p Taft and
family Of Cincinnati. who have spent
the summer abroad. sailed on Saturday
from England for home.
Capt. Carlo Pfister. formerly naval at
tache Of the Italian embassy, expects
to return here shortly. He will sail
today from Naples, accompanied by
Mime. Pfster. on special mission for
his government. Capt. Pfster, who
was a lieutenant when he served here.
was married during his period Of Sarvice
in this country to Miss Hester Laugh