Evening star., 1914-07-31
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
VICE PRESIDENT AND WIFE CO.
ING TO WEST VIRGINIA.
Mrs. Clark at Wildwood, N. New
port Season Gay-Mrs. Hanna
Gives Dinner-Notes.

Vice President Marshall and Mrs. Mar
shall plan to leave Washington this aft
ernoon for White Sulphur Springs, w.
Va, where they will attend the dance
tomorrow evening.
Special arrangements have been made
for Mr.. and Mrs. Marshalrs visit and it
is expected they will have a most en-
| joyable time.
T Mrs. Champ Clark is at Wildwood, N.
J., the guest of Representative and Mrs.
Baker.
With Speaker Clark she plans to be in
Springfield Mass, Sunday. Mr.. Clark
expects to deliver an address there on
| that date.
The next large entertainment at New
port, Mrs Stuyvesant Fishs flower ball
at Crossways August IA, promises to be
| decidedly picturesque. All of the women
will dress to suggest flowers grown in
| gardens here, and care is being taken by
them to have these sartorial reproduc-
tions exact. In most instances the hoW-
erlike dresses will be made of crepe
paper: - sa,ar., human warn
| ing glories A coterie of young women
| has arranged. 1t Is, said. to go as a
| cluster of pansies, each Of different
| hue. The gorgeous yellow aiiamanda.
! with its long. silk-like petals will be ex-
emplitied by a woman who will figure
prominently in the flower show. of which
| the ball is to be a feature. Upon learn
| ing this her friends have agreed to leave
the field to her as the only human
allamanda at the ball.
A striking costume will be that Of the
humanized Japanese lily, the bodice and
| ankle-length skirt being paper repro
ductions Of the long slender white petals
striped in deep red. ankles and feet in
| golden brown hosiery and slippers form
| ing the pistils. There are also to be sew
eral animated Egyptian lotos flowers.
which qualify because found in some of
| Newport's famous gardens and which
will give a real touch of the oriental
| to a scene that will be essentially In
pastel shades.
The brunette beauty of one of New
ports matrons will be well set off by her
beauty rose. while one Of the tallest
| women here will suggest hollyhock.
There are to be numerous sunfiowers.
Mrs. Mark Hanna gave dinner AID
dance last night at Seal Harbor. Me-.
at which the guests were Mr.. John d:
Rockefeller. jr.. Dr. and Mrs. Edward
| Bodman, Mr.. and Mrs Henry II. Abbott,
| Mr.. De Witt Parshall and Mr.. George
L. Stebbins Of New York.
Bringing to close her stay of five
| weeks at Marble House. Newport. with
| her mother, Mrs. Oliver II. P. Belmont.
| the Duchess of Marlborough went to
New York last night She will spend
| today in New York with friends. and
Will start for England Saturday. on
| board the Vaterland.
| Before leaving the duchess said: MY
stay at Newport has been delightful,
call me home. I have been impressed
during my stay by the marked advance
| made by American women during my
absence in all their multifarious in
terests. particularly in business and
| polo match, for the beneft of ST.
Peters by the Sea. was played today
at Narragansstt between S,ch the he Point 1t
made up of Mr.. Philip Steven
SON Mr.. Rodman wanamaker. 3D. of
Philadelphia and the Messrs. Stewart
| and the Young Grasshoppers. who in
clude Mr.. Donald Lambert of st. Louis
Mr. William H. Jackson of Washing
| ton and the Messrs. Terrence and Cod
| frey Preece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome n. Bonaparte
entertained at dinner last night at
their cottage on Ocean road. at Nara
gansett.
Senator Owen of Oklahoma has re-
turned from England. where he spent
! the last month. Mrs. Owen will spend the
Mass, iand later will be Joined by her
daughter Miss Dorothy Owen. who will
| be one Of the debutantes of the coming
| winter. Miss Owen was graduated from
Miss F'incts School in New York in June
and since then has been visiting at Lake
tPlacid. New York.
| The Bolivian minister and Sonora CAL
deron with Miss Elena Calderon, return
e yesterday from New York. where they
l x-,effi fhafy 1oy1 Mrw 70
wales, before her departure for Panama,
| to join her husband. Later they will go
| to other parts of South America. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jevalles are well known here and in
Baltimore society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest P. Bicknell leave
today for Marblehead Neck. Mass. where
they will remain during the month of
august, making weekend visits along
| the north shore.
Secretary Lane returned from Essex.
| Lake Champlain, N. Y, this morning