The Washington times., 1914-08-16
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married Catherine RidSley. and Sevel
lon Brown, whose wife was Elizabeth
bonney Barry.
Speaking of the Barrys reminds me
OF cunring little foursome l saw
lunchjng al the Army and Navy Club
recently, Cora Barry and one Of her
brothers. Dave or Dick-Im never quite
sure which is which-F;ieanora Morgan.
and Myron ParFer. jr-
Joe Bradley, who. by the way, was
born in the old Chevy Chase Club
house. is having a bachelor house party
at his charming country place. Rose
mont Farm. near Rockville. while Mrs.
Bradley is visiting at her home in
Wilkesbarre. Pa. This house party is
an annual affair, and includes the same
old crowd each year, among them Tom
Bradley-his wife with the children, Is
at their home on Mobjack bay for the
summer-and Douglass Simms, who
married Emily Dunlop.
Joe Bradley was one of the judges at
the Colesville horse show. in Mont
gomery county, last week Captain
Mitchell, who carried of so many prizes
in the National Capital show this spring.
was another. There were lots Of in
teresting folk about. Dorothy Deeble,
recently returned from a trip abroad
and Is spending the summer at Sandy
Spring. was leaning over the rail beside
pretty little Miss Renahan, one of the
beauties of Howard county, and Miss
Miller. whose fance. Morgan Draper.
from New York, was one of the promi-
nent exhibitors.
Mrs. Hinchman, she was Elizabeth
Hopkins. of Howard county looking
very well in a long-waisted mustard
colored gown. showed several Of the
Hopkins horses and several splendid
animals belonging to Mrs. Edith Bald
win. OF Ellicott City, a sister of Mrs.
Manley Jordan.
Mrs. Baldwin. by the way. at the
Highland show. held the week before at
the fine old Hopkins place in Howard
county. astonished the country folk by
showing the courage of her convictions
and smoking in her box in full view
Of the assemblage. Mrs. Jordan was
with her. looking as handsome as ever
Tom Bones. another exhibitor of the
Washington show. was on hand: also
Julian Morris. the well-known Vir9inia
horseman. who discovered the famous
jumper. David Gray, now owned by the
Billy Hits; DR.. and Mrs. Ryan Dew
ereux. with their tribe of youngsters,
several of whom rode in the ring.
Mrs. William Burr Harrison was an
interested spectator at both shows and
drove with Mrs. Hinchman on several
occasions. Just now MRS. Harrison Is
stopping with MIR. and Mrs. Leonard
Nicholson at their country place Len
will. near Rockville, while Mr.. Harri-
son Is visiting the Assistant Attorney
General and Morgan Beach at Mont
rose, Montgomery county. Md.
r
The other morning I had a long chat
with Nellie Claire Howard and she tells
me that she and her mother had the
best sort Of a stay at Goshen. Va. The
swimming pool and tennis courts. to say
nothing Of mountain drives through ex-
uuisite mountain scenery. she tells me.
make II quite worth while.
The retiring Dominican Minister and
Nine. Peynado and their four children
are spending the summer at Goshen; in
fact. that is how the Howards hap
pened to go there. The Peynados love 1t
up there. BY the way, did | tell you
before that Mr.. and Mrs Peynado ex-
pect to remain in Washington for
another year?
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Eichelberger.
who have been spending the summer
with Mrs. EichcIberger's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs John Joy Edison,
at their country home in Maryland. left
today for Beach Haven, n. j., to stay
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Joy Edison. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
proOaDly VIII 1oln tnem later. The
Eichelbergers will make the trip by
motor and later will motor to Lancas-
ter county. Pa. to stay with Mrs.
Arthur Barnard. Frances Cassel that
was. who is spending the summer there
with her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Barnard CMr
Barnard is a son of Justice and Mrs
Job Barnard). Mr.. and Mrs. Eichelber-
ger and Mr.. and Mrs. Alain Smoot are
all great chums and expect to be to-
gether at the Csssels' place some time
during the summer.
The Smoots are now with Mrs
Smoot's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
w. Dom, at their place In Bradley
Lane.
Indeed, Ladybird. ] must draw this
epistle TO a close, smooth my straying
locks, don my faded bonnet, and turn
my head toward Montgomery county,
where anticipate dining with our good
friends. You ought to see Jane. She
is growing so fast and getting prettIer
and sweeter by the hour.
With a countless amount of good
wishes from us all for your safe return,
j am your devoted,
JEAN ELIOT.
Saturday afternoon.