Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-05

to Pittsfeld yesterday ana went on to
seal Harbor. Me-, where the Secretary
will spend his vacation.
Mrs. Winthrop Murray Crane and Mr..
and Mrs John Hays Hammond We're in
a company of one hundred persons yes
terday at Wyndhurst, the Griswold place
at Lenoy, to hear a lecture on landscape
gardening, and afterward inspected the
gardens OF the estate, which are among
the nnest OF the neighborhood.
Mrs. Thomas L. Walsh entertained
thirty friends at a reception and tea yes
terday at Briar Cliff, the villa OF her
son-in-law, Edward B. Mclean, at Bar
Harbor, where She Is passing the sum-
mer. The house was decorated with pink
MOVERS from the gardens. There were
music and refreshments.
Among those present were Mrs Joseph
Pulitzer, Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer jr.; Mrs.
Henry Z. Dimock, Mrs. Burton Harrison
Mrs. =. {. Cushman. Mrs. Victor n
Cushman. Miss Mellon. Mrs. Fremont
Mrs. Horace Porter Mrs. Edwin Mende,
Mrs. Robert Bowler. Miss Bowler, Mrs.
Mary Henderson, Miss Jane Cary, Mrs.
John Howard Latham, Mrs. Plat Hunt,
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson, Mrs. Mcmillan,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hall Mccormick and
Miss Mccormick.
Mrs. Barbour and Miss Marguerite
Barbour are now at Narragansett Pier.
The latter attended party given yes
at the Country Club.
Col f. NJ. House of Austin, Tex. who
is summering with his son-in-law Mr..
Randolph Tucker, at Burgess Point,
near Beverly. Mass, had the Attorney
General, Mr.. McReynolds, for his week
end guest. Secretary McAdoo visited
him recently also for a week end.
Representative and Mrs. S. Hubert
Dent, jr., and their young son are
again at their apartment at the Ro-
chambeau after trip to Panama.
Mrs. Arthur w. Dampier has returned
to her home i'm Bloomingdale after an
extended visit with relatives and friends
in Minneapolis, St. Paul and other west
ern cities.
Judging from the many and enthusi-
astic replies received by the committee
in charge Of the Delta Tau Delta fra
ternity luncheon to be held at the Eb-
bit House Saturday at ] 80 pm, a live
and entertaining company will be as
sembled. OF the 100 members Of the
fraternity in the city nearly one-half
have already replied favorably to the
letters sent out by the Washington
Alumni Chapter for the summer bust
ness luncheon, and it is anticipated that
a record crowd will avail itself OF this
opportunity.
1t is not planned to transact much
business. A president will be elected
and a committee appointed for the con-
ference to be held here in the early
pected, when Delta brothers are ex-
pected to visit the Capital city from
all quarters of the Union. 1t will then
become the duties of the individual
members to act as hosts at the banquet
and other social functions held on this
occasion.
The delegate of the local chapter 20
the indianapolis convention. known TO
the fraternity members as the Karnea
of 1913. will be present to receive his
instructions and advice as to the events
scheduled for the entertainment hero in
February or March Of the coming year,
in order that he may present a formal
invitation to the general fraternity.
Former Secretary of State and Mrs.
Philander c. Knox. who have been stop
ping at Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania,
have gone on an automobile tour to the
White mountains.
DR.. William S. Newell has gone to Nam
tucket to join Mrs. Newell, who is spend
ing the summer there.
Col. Edward W. Creecy Of the High
lands, Howard county,, Nd, is confined
to his room at the New Willard suffering
from an acute attack of lumbago, con-
tracted during an automobile ride fr IN
his farm to this city, during which he
was overtaken by heavy rainfall. The
physician thinks he will be able to get
him out and about b. Thursday evening
in time to catch the Norfolk steamer for
his proposed weekend visit to Fort
Monroe.
Rev. and Mrs A. X. Wright and family
OF Ernsley- Birmingham, Ala, are visiting
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. 7. Wal
ton, S16 l street northeast, and will be at
home to their friends the evenings of
August and IL.
Mrs. Henry J. NJ Howard and Miss
Inez NJ Howard of the Portner. after a
trip of six weeks through New York
and Connecticut, are at Hotel Chau-
tauqua Mountain Lake Park, Nd, for
this month.
Mrs John n Pistol of the Albemarle
apartments. this city. is spending this
month at Asbury Park, and has been Sc
lected judge of the first division of the
annual baby parade. to be held during
the present month. This honor was con-
ferred upon her last week by the carni-
val committee. der son, Clarence G. h.
Pistol of Philadelphia, is with her. and
she will be joined by her husband. John
n. Pistol, in a few days. Mr.. Pistol will
motor from Washington with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Chiswell in their new car.
The Chiswells will make their headquar
tiers at the New Monterey.
An engagement of interest to So
ciety is that of Miss Josephine Ma
varre Irvine, daughter Of Mrs. Robert
]. Z. Irvine and the late Lieut. Col.
Irvine. and Mr. Burns Henry of De-
troit. The wedding Will take place in
October at Tonnancour. Crosse Pointe
Farms, Detroit, the beautiful country |
home of Miss Irvine's grandmother, !
Mrs. Theodore z. Hall.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Beatty and |
Miss Beatty expect to leave Washing |
ton this week for Newport. r. l.. |
where they will spend the remainder |
Of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trumbull are on |
upper Saranac lake for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Beekman Winthrop and |
Mrs Robert Winthrop arrived yester |
lay in New York after several months |
absence in Europe
Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson, who
have travelled so extensively the past |
two wears, are spending this summer
AZ Weld. their Brookline estate in
though taking occa-
sional trips on their houseboat Rox-
anna.
The alumnae of Notre Dame rendered
heir director, Rev. William Cannon,
j. J., a farewell reception last night.
Miss Kathleen Sullivan, Miss Marie L.
Sullivan. Miss Kathleen Fennell, Mrs.
James Hartnett. Miss Esther Garner.
Hiss Elizabeth Milovich and Miss Mary
Pellen took part in the program.