Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-19
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. AND THE MISSES MEYER
IN NEWPORT THIS WEEK.
Here and There With Other Nota-
bles-Travel Plans-Per-
sonal Notes.


Secretary Of the Navy. and the Misses
Meyer are expected today in Newport for
tennis week and the many elegant enter
tainments which have been arranged for
what is likely to be the gayest week OF
the season.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish's ball for her
niece, Miss Helena Fish, will be given To-
night at Newport. The temporary ball
room added to her house for the oc-
casion has all the appearance of a per
manent structure, and il will be most
artistic. 1t is OF the Louis XVI period
and with it's decorations will suggest a
section of the gardens of Versailles.
Pink and white flowers will be used in
the scheme of decoration and as there
are many mirrors in the ballroom IL will
suggest the famous Sale des Glaces OF
the palace at Versailles. Before the ball
is opened to Mrs. Fish's guests there Will
be several dances by professionals. who
have been brought from New York. There
will be a sylvan ballet. stately minuet,
and also Russian dances Three bands
will play during the night and buffet
supper will be served.
The Russian ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff left Newport yesterday for
Bar Harder. They will be the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mclean while
there and will return to Newport Thurs
day
Mr. and Mrs Edison Bradley of Wash
ington arrived last night at Narragansett
Pier to visit Mrs. Bradley's mother, Mrs
Marshall j. Allen of New York, who met
them at Kingston by automobile. They
will go from there to their home on the
ST Lawrence river where they will join
Rev, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Shipman of
New York.
Sir John and Lady Harrington arrived
in Boston from England on the Laconia
last week and are now on their annual
visit to the mother of the latter, Mrs.
James Mcmillan, at her villa, Eagle
Head, Manchester, Mass. They were
booked for a sailing a fortnight earlier,
but were delayed on account of a motor
accident resulting I'm an injury TO one of
Sir Johns hands, which is still in splints.
Andrews. who has already taken up
his duties adjutant general of the
United States Army, will join him here
by the 1st of September.
Miss Katherine Andrews. their daugh
ter, who was one of the bridesmaids at
the wedding of her cousin. Miss Kath-
crime Hoyt, and Mrs. Amasa Mather, in
Ohio, recently. is the guest of Miss Con-
stance Parmelee at Kennebunkport, Me,
where the Parmelees have taken a cot
tage for the summer She will come to
Washington to join her parents next
month.
Mrs Horatio n Slater and her daugh-
ter, Miss Esther Slater. who sailed on
the Olympic the last of May. are among
the large number of Americans at
Deauville. France.
Mrs. Louis Opperman and Miss Eva
Barrows of Berwyn, Md, were hostesses
Thursday at a surprise luncheon shower
at which the honor guest was Miss Alice
Mae Rideout. Those invited to greet the
bride-to-be were Miss Martha Blanchard
Miss Lucille Larker. Miss Agnes Suman
and Miss Elizabeth Dyer of Washington
and Miss Rose Stein and Mrs. Barrows Of
Berwyn. The marriage of Miss Rdeout
and Mr.. Remi Paul Hueper of Louisville,
Ky, will take place Wednesday.
Mrs NJ. C. Lohr and Mr.. and Mrs b
7. Mccartney left this morning for
Braddock Heights. Md.
Miss Reva Sammis left for White Sui
phur Springs. Va. yesterday morning 10
join her sister Marian. They will re-
turn after Labor day.
DIR. and Mrs N Williams leave for
Newport tonight and will go to Manches-
ter and Bar Harbor later.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Noske and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Sinclair of Goth street are
at Atlantic CITY.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry j. Staley of Wash
ington sailed for Europe Saturday. to be
gone several months during which they
will visit London, Paris and Berlin.
Mrs. John G. McGrath and daughter,
Miss Clara McGrath. Of Park View are
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Miss Rose LANCER left Yesterday for At
lantic City, where she viii stay several
weeks
Mrs. William o. Ohm has returned from
a two-week trip to Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
Miss Lorena Adamson Of this city IS on
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