The Washington times., 1912-08-03
Mr.. and Mrs. S, H. Van
dersrift Luncheon Hosts
at NarraIg.nsett Pier.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. vandergrift
were hosts at luncheon at the Casino at
Narrangansett Pier yesterday. Among
those around the table, which was dec
GRATED with red rambler roses, were
Lieut.. Commander Roscoe c. Bulmer.
u. g. N, and Mrs. Bulmer, of Anna
polls, Nd: Miss Alice vandergrift,
jerome Bonaparte. and William C. Mar
row. r42pr ~.
The Hon. Mrs. John Ward, Of Eng
land. who has been spending few days
in New York; since her recent arrival
from Europe, left the metropolis yes
terday for Wild Air, the Adirondack
camp Of her parents, the American am
bassador to Great Britain and Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid She is accompanied by
her brotner-in-law. the Hon. Cecil ward
and party Of friends who will be her
guests at the camp. Mr.. Ward will
join his wife later in3the season.
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Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN III. Mckee.
Miss Mary Lodge Mckee. and Benjamin
Harrison Mckee are on motor trip
to Maine for months shooting and
hunting. t,a,, s,sg,, "a, :,
The Secretary OF the Navy, George Won
l.. Meyer, who has entirely recovered
from his recent illness, lis spending a
few days in New York at the Belmont.
He Will poin his family In a day or two
and they will go to Newport, where tfey
have taken cottage for tennis week
The secretary has just returned from a
fishing trip at Restigouche. Canada, with
MS son. George Won L. Meyer. jr.
A special polo match between the
Blackbfrds and the Aiken team, with
two women players on each side, proved
diversion on the Point Judith polo
neId at Narragansett Pier yesterday
Miss Jeanette Allen and Miss Dasha
Alien AAlien y. 8. A.. and Mrs. Allen. led the
honors against the Aiken players. Mrs.
Thomas Hitchcock and Miss Helen
Hitchcock. who came over from New
port. played on the, Aiken team.
Members of the summer colony at
Newport had new form of amuse-
inent yesterdays ball game between
teams representing the Newport Read
Of the Atlantic fleet, for the benefit OF
the Newport Hospital.
There was big crowd Of society folk
present, and about $1,000 was realized
for the hospital.
AS no man under thirty-two years of
age was allowed to play, and as some
or the men had not had a baseball in
their hands for years. there was plenty
OF fun from start to finish.
The grandstand contained a dis
tinguished audience, and some OF the
younger members Of the summer colony
contented themselves with seats on the
fans" They played seven innings and
stopped with the score tied at 8 to 8.
and honors and errors about even.
Mr. are Mrs Jake E,seman and
daughter, Miss Blanche Elsen!an. who
have been spending several weeks in
Atlantic City, have returned to their
home in Washington.
Mr., ard Mrs: Zoe Joe nenaue,m and
daughter, Miss Esther Bendheim. will
leave Washington in a few days to
spend the remainder OF the month at
Mrs, Clara Stiefel and daughter, Miss
Dorothy Suefel. have returned to their
home In Washington after spending a
fortnight at Ocean View. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Adofph F1schel. of Con-
necticut avenue, leave Washington to-
day to spend several weeks In Atlantic
City.
Mr.: aid Mrs. Arthur Baum will leave
Washington in few days TO spend the
remainder OF the month at Braddock
Miss Maud Lichtenstein and sister,
Miss Juliet -Lichtenstein, have returned
to their home in Washington after
spending several weeks at RenshaWs
Cottage. Rockville. MI.
Miss Louise Einstein left Washington
Yesterday 10 spend several weeks in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. George F. Cohen. OF Galveston,
Tex. Is the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Fannie GreenapIle, of Girard street.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Ganss LEFT
Washington today to spend the re-
mainder OF the month In Atlantic City.
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Sidney Selinger, who has been tine
guest OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
lius Selinger. of Columbia road, left dur
Ing the week for a short stay at Old
Point. Comfort, Va, before returning
to his home in New York.