The Washington herald., 1914-07-23
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

| City and Mrs. Nelson o'shaughnessy. VITO
are temporarily residing in New York,
where they have an apartment at the
Plaza. are being entertained by Mrs. L.
n. Hartman at Arden House Mr. ana
Ms O'Shaughnessy will return to Scw-
port for a second visit later in the sea-
SON
Many Washington friends Of Mai Gen.
ard Mrs. John r. Brooke Joined in ths
congratulations offered that soldier and
gentleman on the occasion OF his birth
day dinner at the Pittsheld Country CIuu
on Tuesday. Gen. and Mrs. Brooke araJ
as usual passing the simmer at the Ma
plewood. Ptttsneld, Mass. The dinner,
Which marked the seyenty-sixth birthday
OF the guest Of honor, was given By Mrs.
Charles Wright, a daughter Of Rear Ad-
miral David Smith. u. s. n. Among tns
guests were Gen. and Mrs. SchWan. Col.
Warren P. Neweomb and Lieut.. Gen and
NJ. George A. wHdrick
Gen Brooke takes a nine-hole round OF
IL every pleasant day. frequently with
his friend. Albert A SpTague, Of Chicago.
who Is three years HIS senior.
Miss Mary Reynolds has gone to Brook.
land, Me-, where she will pass the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Mrs John Ward is among the passsn-
gers on the Lusitania, sailing yesterday
from Liverpool 70 New York Mrs. Ward
will pass the remainder Of the summer
with her mother, Mrs Whitelaw Reid, and
In making several Newport visits. She VIII
also make a short visit 10 Mr. and Mrs,
Nicholas Longworth in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Grant Smith. Secretary Of the
American Embassy in Vienna, has ar
rived in London where he will pass
several weeks on leave OF absence. Mrs.
Robert Hnckley and Miss Hinckley. Of
Washington. who have been visiting Mr..
have left Vienna for CaIsbad where they
will pass the remainder Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry .waterson Hull left
town yesterday TO Join Mrs. HulPs mother
Mrs. John c. F'remont at the latter's
country home, Pembroke. y. J. Lieut..
John c. Fremont, jr., L. s. A. is also
visiting his mother. and recovering from
serious illness that detained him in
New York earlier in the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, who are
at their summer home, Graceland. EIkins,
W. Va. have Joined the fashionable
colony at the White Sulphur Springs for
a short stay.
Mrs. Hannis Taylor and Miss Taylor
have gone to Cape May for a months
stay. Later Miss Taylor will visit her
sister, Mrs. Reed Hunt, a, the latter's
home in Boston.
Mrs. Mark A Hanna who is at her
cottage at Seal Harbo-. Ne. will give
a dinner dance there on August -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson are pass
ing a few days al the Hotel Vanderbilt.
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DENLY. the for
mer now consul general at Vienna. have
returned there from months absence,
including an official visit to the Hague.
where Mr.. DENLY represented America
at the International Opium Conference.
Mrs. George z. Chamberlain, wife OF
Senator Chamberlain. OF Oregon, accom-
panied by her daughters. Miss Carrie
Lee Chamberlain and Miss Fannie
left yesterday for their
home in Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar w Sharfer. OF
wiIIiamsport, Pa. have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Holly
Beatrice. to Allan c. Muddiman. OF this
city. The wedding VIII take place in
Williamsport in October.
Mr.. J. Low Hartman. who has been
spending a few weeks at Narragansett
Pier. z /, arrived in Washington yes
terday for a brief stay at Hotel Pow
hatan. previous to returning to his COun-
try home at BeFryyille Va
Miss Genevieye Gwinland and Miss NIL
dred swanson. OF Warren. MINI. after
several weeks visit at Atlantic City.
rived IN Washington for a visit 10 some
friends before returning home. While
here they are guests at Hotel Powhatan.