Evening star., 1911-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. James Haggin gave a din
ner and dance for their niece, Miss Tevis
Camden Of Versailles, Ky. at Arleigh.
their Newport villa, making it one OF the
most elaborate entertainments of the sea-
son.
To accommodate the large gathering
Mrs. Haggin had an extension made to
the dining room of the villa The south
veranda was transformed into q rose
arbor in trellis effect. The vines with
which ii was hung seemed to be growing
and the white roses apparently had just
come to be full blown. Here at eight
tables the company sat. each table being
adorned with a Louis XVI basket.
Other parts of the villa were also ar
tistically decorated with flowers. In the
beauty roses. and the reception room was
Respondent with pink flowers. There were
also very pretty electrical effects indoors
and on the lawn and on the grounds. In
among the trees there were cozy hooks
atiractively adorned.
Mr.. r. A. johnson and Miss c. l..
johnson of Washington are guests at the
Hotel Wolcott. New York. Mr.. Johnson
came to New York to meet his daughter,
who has been spending the past month
in the White mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Wimsatt of
21J East Capitol street. left this morning
for Quebec. Canada, to meet their daugh
ter, who is returning by steamer from
Belgium to Quebec en- route home. Miss
Wimsatt has been in Belgium for the past
three years completing her education.
Miss Gertrude Thompson is spending
the month OF August at Braddock
Heights, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. /. N. Fluckey and chill
dren have gone for months visit in
Illinois and Ohio.
Mrs A. D. Manger. Margarine Manger
and Master Andrew Manger are spending
some time with relatives in Baltimore,
Md.
DIR. D. Olin Leech and wife, Miss Eliza
beth B. Leech, Mrs. Florence Miller, Mr..
Allen Miller. Miss Bessie Ober and Dr.
Baileys Island. Me. They will return
about September 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Davis an
nounces the marriage of their daughter,
Mayme Priscilla, and Mr.. George w.
Jenkins which took place August 4,
while the couple were visiting relatives
of the bride in New York city. The
George Clarke Houghton. u. D., rector
of the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. kinston left last
have with them their nephew, Mr. Loes-
berg Brown. who has been very i'll all
summer. They will be Joined later by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hally of New York.
Miss Pauline Hoffman and her friend,
Miss Virginia Rueth, left this evening for
Colonial Beach. where they intend spend
ing the next few weeks.
Mr.. Charles Rauscher of this city
f0dQv La a
trip to France.
Many Washington friends have received
from the surviving children of the late
Senator and Mrs. Brice OF Ohio the
news of the death of Miss Margaret Kate
Brice, the youngest daughter of the fam
lily, who died at Divonne les Bains,
France. July %. and of the announce
ment of the funeral which will be held
from the Brice residence, 693 9Th avenue
New York city. next Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o clock.
Miss Brice and Mr.. Kirkpatrick Brice
are returning from Europe. accompanying
the remains of their sister. The deceased
had been in poor health for some time,
but her death was a great shock to her
city. where Mr.. Brice and his family
gave pleasure to thousands each winter
season during their occupancy of Cor
coran house, extending a hospitality
serve the word ''princely." but also hav-
ing a personal touch which even the very
wealthiest do not always know how to
order, the Misses Brice enjoyed popu-
larity which has since continued in New
York and abroad, and Is accorded to very
few. Many expressions Of the sympathy of
Washington friends will be sent Miss
Brice and some of the older acQuaintances
here of the family will go to New York
for the funeral.