The Washington herald., 1911-07-30

Dorothy win remain In England for q
year. where she will attend school.
Mrs. g. B. Morris and son Jack, Of the
Northumberland apartments. left for At.
lantic City yesterday. They will remain
several weeks.
Miss Olive McNeal. Of the Portner, left
yesterday morning to join her sister,
Miss Catherine McNeal In che Thousand
Islands. A trip to Canada will be en-
toyed before they return to the city in
September.
Senator william Alden Smith will
leave Washington at the close Of Con-
gress to join Mrs. Smith and their fam
lily. who are spending the summer at
their home in Grand Rapids. Mich.
Rear Admiral Reginald F. Nicholson
.. s. N. Mrs. Nicholson. and Miss Mich
olson have gone to Jamestown. r. l..
to spend the remainder Of the season.
Mrs. T. De Witt Talmadge and her
daughter, Miss Collier, who have been
at Narragansett Pier. have sailed for
Europe to make their annual visit
abroad.
Ars. William Floyd Sicard has gone
TO Hampton. Va, where she will spend
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs Edmund Pendleton, of Washing
ton, with Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor and
Alexander Graham Bell, Of WASHINGTON,
are of the summer colony at the Manor
Richelieu. which now boast a post-ofice
OF Its own quite separate from Pointe a
Pic and Murphy Bay. Mr. and Mrs. J.
c: Needham and family are others Of the
Washington colony at Manor.
Assistant Secretary Of War Gen. Robert
S. Oliver and Mrs. Oliver were among
the pioneers at Murray Bay, which is
rightly called the Newport of the North !;
and following their lead. many families
OF social prominence have been added to
the summer colony there President
Taft has never ceased to long for his
little cottage at Murray Bay, which Is
less pretentious than those of his BROTH
ers, Henry w. and Charles Taft, but
more picturesque, and enjoying a beauti-
full view of Murray Bay, Cap a rAugle.
and the little village beyond.
Mrs. ]. T. Grosvenor. of East Fiftieth
street, New York. with her mother, Mrs.
John T. Ludeling. will spend the sum-
mer in Canaan" the handsome summer
home which Mrs. Grosvenor built a short
time since. Mr.. Justice Harlan is of the
colony. and Henry w. Taft's handsome
house has been taken for the season by
Mr. and Mrs. Louis c. de Milhau, Of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. John Harlan
are In Mr.. Richard Harlan's cottage,
'Tamarack Top" Mr.. and Mrs Johnston.
of Washington, who occupied the Rich
ard Harlan house last season, have taken
Mrs. Jose Aymar's Blue Cottage for the
season. Mr.. Justice Harlan is on the
committee OF the Murray Bay Golf Club.
Miss Isabella Pendleton and Mr.. Elliott
Pendleton are spending the summer with
Mrs. H. H. Eckstein at her cottage. Mrs.
Harlan will be hostess at a smart tea
at the golf club on August II, when the
large cottage colony will gather to watch
the golf preceding the function. Mrs.
de Milhau will give a tea at the club on
September 2, the last of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. R. Thompkins, of War
renton. Va, are at the Hotel Tadousac,
at Tadousac, Province of Quebec, and
will be of the number who charter one
Of the yachts for a fishing trip on the
St. Lawrence and perhaps take trip
into the Five Lakes owned by the Richie
lieu and Ontario Navigation Company
and maintained as a trout preserve. The
scenes of some of DR.. Henry Van Dykes
fascinating stories in his book Days
on are laid at Tadousac, which boasts
a little French church, the oldest in all
Canada.
Mrs. Annie S. Burns and her cousin,
Miss Winifred Maunder, Of 14i0 w street.
have left Washington for a tour Of
Europe.
Rev. William Dygnum Moss. pastor
of Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church. left last week for an extended
trip to Manitoba, Canada, and will be
absent from Washington until October.
Mr. and Mrs. D. ]. Kaufman are en-
joying a trip through the Thousand
Islands.
Miss Rosa Breslau is in Atlantic City
as the guest of Miss Rita Schiffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Loeb are spending
several weeks at Braddock Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Minister and Miss
Mildred Minister are at Old Orchard, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bush have as their
Miss Alma Kaufman is the guest Of
Miss Beatrice Hahn in Atlantic City.
Mrs. william Garner has returned to
her home at Newport News.
Mrs. L. Mautner and Miss Rhoda Maui
ner have left for a trip to Niagara Falls
and the Great Lakes.
Miss Louise Einstein is In Atlantic
City, where she will remain until Sep
tember
Mrs. A. Brylawski has Joined her
daughter at the Blue Mountain House.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wolf will spend
the remainder Of the Simmer in the
White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Heller and Miss
Katherine Heller are in Atlantic City for
a few weeks.
Mrs. s. Goodman and Miss Alma Good
man have returned from visit to Phila-
ielphia.
Mrs. Louis Sherman and Miss Blanche
Sherman are In Asbury Park for a few
weeks.
Will jacob and Herbert Jacob left the
city yesterday for a water trip to New
York They viii spend some time at
seacliff and Atlantic City.
Mrs Sol Minister and little daughter.
Dorothy. are at Old Orchard for the