The Washington times., 1914-08-29

I August q. The Rev David Barr ofri.
ciated. only the immediate family. being
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will be
at home after September Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Loeb have re-
turned to Washington from Braddock
Heights. Nd. where they spent some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baum have re-
turned to Washington from Ocean
View, Va. where they spent two weeks
DR.. Charles ". Alien, after a pleasant
! motor trip through Maryland, Virginia,
and West Virginia, is spending the
weekend at Atlantic City. n. ].
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Congressman Eugene Kinkaid OF New
Jersey entertained at dinner last even
ing at the Powhatan Hotel. Among Mr..
kinkaid's guests were Congress.nan
OShaughnessy. Congressman Patten.
Edward Walsh. and a number Of his
New Jersey constituents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Steyenson
Litter. of St. Louis, are in washington
FOR brief visit. and are stoppinp AT the
Hotel Powhatan. INC
Mrs. c. II. Teller has returned. from
a stay of three months in the Allegheny
mountains. She was accompanied BY
her sister. Miss Jackson. her daughter
Mrs. Carrie Eisnger. and her yonne
grandson, Frederick Eisinger.
Miss Carrie Stocksdale Of Thirty-sixth
street. Baltimore. is visiting her aunt
Mrs. J. NJ Futrell. of C street south
east
Miss Florence London. of New .ork
is the guest of Miss Reah Levy and
Miss Blanche Levy at their home, 1881
Vernon street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. William Lee, who
have spent the last two months in Eng
land and Ireland. returned to Wash
ington last evening. They landed in
Quebec two days ago. having sailed
from London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton P. Clark. jr.
will leave for New York tomorrow TO
meet their daughter. Miss Marguerite
Clark. who sailed from Naples. August
Is. on the Carpathia. which is expected
to dock Tuesday or Wednesday next
A number of other Washingtonians are
also on the Carpathia.
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The Ambassador to Russia and Mrs
George T. Marye have returned from
Atlantic City. and are now at their
home in y street.
Colonel Nicolai Golejewski. military
attache of the Russian embassy, has
gone TO Newport and is stopping with
LoriS Melikoff. first secretary of the
embassy. at the Herrick cottage.
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Both Newport and Bar Harbor were
given over yesterday to gala fetes for
the benefit of the International Red
was large and success was assured
from a financial as well as an artistic
point of view
The bazaar at Newport. a remarkable
one for even that city OF notable en-
tertainments. was held at Mrs Cor
nelius Vanderhlts $ home. the Breakers
The acres OF lawn were turned into q
Elorified country fair. the Rainev
African Hunt pictures were shown and
during the evening there were tableaux
dancing. Fully $4,000 was taken in dur
ing the day. which added to the sum
already in hand will bring the total
of the amount to be handed over to
the Red cross in Washington to about
$4,000.
Al Bar Harbor the entertainment
took the form of an elaborate bali held
last evening in the Swimming Club un-
der the patronage of society women.
and n sale of fancy articles bv young
women in costume. Supper was served
in a large tent on the lawn.
The Misses Farley. of 2i60 Ontario
road. entertained at luncheon TODAY in
honor of the birthday of Miss Katherine
Brett The other guests were Miss
Blanche {. Trieber. Miss May FitZ-
patrick. Miss Nav Hefferman. Miss Julia
Macdonald. Miss Nan Farley. and Miss
Mary R Farley.