The Washington herald., 1913-08-30

Mrs. Helen Mackay Smith Marlatt
daughter of the late Right Rev. ALFRED
Mackay Smith. is quite i'll at her sum.
mer home, Chelsea, Mass.
Miss Helen Parke is the house guest
OF Mrs. H. c. Shower, Highland View,
Atlanta, Ga
Capt ]. B. II. waring. Medical Corps,
U. S. A, left last night for Fort Logan,
stopping for few days at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans. He had been in Washing
ton on sick leave for two months.
Mrs. oscar Iasigf has left Lenox and
gone to New York TO meet her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Marshall Bullitt, on their arrival from
Europe, where they spent several weeks.
Miss Hattie H Ennis was the guest of
Mrs. William r. Ennis, Of Warren. Nd,
on Thursday.
Mrs. s. T. Howard and her daughter
Miss Nellie Claire Howard. have gone
to Atlantic City, where they will spend
a fortnight at the Hotel Lexington. Mr.
s. Theodore Howard, who accompanied
his mother and sister, will remain over
Labor Day.
Former Ambassador to Germany and
Mrs. Charlemagne Tower were the hon.
or guests of Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh at
luncheon Thursday, given in the hand
some villa OF her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Nc
Lean, at Bar Harbor, which Mrs. Walsh
is occupying this season. Quantities of
pink and white blossoms and palms and
ferns adorned the house and an orchestra
played throughout
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer and Miss
Julia Meyer, who returned from Europe
Thursday on board the Imperator, are
now at their home in Hamilton. Mass.
where Lieut. and Mrs. Raymond Rodgers
are spending August.
Mr.. John Barrett, director general Of
the Pan-American Union, who is spend
ing few days in New York, entertained
a number Of friends at the Hotel Astor
last night.
Mrs. Russell B. Harrison arrived in
Washington yesterday from Omaha,
Nebr., where she has spent the early
summer, and will proceed to dismantIe
the residence in Q Street, which she has
occupied with her mother, Mrs Saun-
ders, widow of the late Senator Saunders.
Mrs. Harrison will return to Omaha to
join her mother and her son, Mr.. William
H. Harrison, and later will decide
or not she is TO return to Wash
ington for the midwinter. Mrs. Harri-
sons daughter. Mrs. Henry Williams,
formerly Miss Marthena Harrison, who
has spent the summer in Omaha with
her mother, returned to Washington with
her, and will leave the Capital tomorrow
to join Mr.. Williams at Norfolk.
Quite the most successful affair Of the |
season at Bar Harbor was the entertain |
nent Thursday at the Building of Arts, |
lnder the direction of Nine. Loudon, wife |
IF the Minister OF the Netherlands, for |
he benefit of the Bar Harbor Hospital. |
competition in designing miniature |
houses and gardens was the main fea- |
ure, and another in arranging baskets |
If flowers for women proved highly in. |
The flowers were afterward .
'old for the benefit of the hospital. A
notable jury made the awards, including
Dr.. S. Weir Mitchell, the Netherlands |
Minister. Jonheer Loudo-; Mr.. Emo, Mr.
Iouis B. McCagg. Col Frederick May. /
dr. George B. Dorr, and DR.. Fremont Il
smith. The Netherlands Minister and I
dme. Loudon expect to sail for Europe II
bout September 16 the former having 4
'een appointed Minister Of Foreign 4
Affairs at The Hague. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair, who Il
re spending the late summer at White
sulphur Springs, Va, will entertain a Il
upper party at the Casino this evening.