New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
Favcrite Hostleries i'm These Resorts
Are Filling Rapidly and Reserva-
tions I'm Some Of Them Are
Being Made Far Ahead.

"Djeval," written in tho form Of letters
TO distant uncle while she and her
husband were residing in CONSTANT
nipple, Tho sprighuy yicomtesse,
whose father is a member Of the
French Academy, has been credited
with having written some plays, but,
instead, she has simply written dra-
matte criticism for French journals.
Mmc. Golejcwski, wife Of the Rus
sian Counsellor, is ono Of the clever
women in the diplomatic corps, IS
we'll as one OF the most charming.
She is q delightful writer and has TO
her credit at least three capital plays,
which, however, have not as yet been
produced publicly. One might dwell
indefinitely upon the genius of the
corps which stirred the ambition of
young George Godoy, for the talents
are as diversified as admirable.
Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman arc
going to give dance in the open on
Monday night for Miss Genevieve
Walsh daughter of Senator Walsh,
who, with her mother, will leave the
capital for her home in Montana a
few days after the entertainment.
They will remain in Helena for only a
short time and will sail for Europe to
spend the rest of the summer. Altha
Hall. the beautiful place in Virginia
which Senator and Mrs. Pittmsn have
taken for the season, affords an ideal
place for entertaining in the open.
Platforms for dancing will be con-
structed and the entire entertainment
given under the trees.
General George Barnett, eommandant
of the United States Marine Corps,
went to Wakefield Manor. the Colonial
home of the ancestors of Mrs. Bar
nett, at Huntley, Va, to-day to remain
over Sunday. Mrs. Barnett is hav-
ing a round of house parties, there
being Just now with her young daugh-
ters, the Misses Leila Sinclair Gordon
and Anne Hamilton Gordon, NUM-
Der of their young friends. General
Barnett was accompanied to Wakefield
Manor by Captain and Mrs. Baldwin
and Miss Judge. Captain and Mrs.
Bryan, Miss Anne Bryan, Senator
Weeks and Commander and Mrs. W.
". White will be guests at Wakefield
Manor over July 4.
Miss Eastman, who has young
girls school in Washington, will &C
company Miss Nancy Lane and Frank
lin K. Lane, jr., children Of the Sec
rotary of the Interior and Mrs. Lane,
to Essex on THURSDAY. IL Will laIe III
July before the Secretary and Mrs.
Lane Join them on Lake Champlain.
The Postmaster general will accom-
pany Mrs. Burleson and their three
daughters to New York on July 10,
when they start for Grimsey, Canada,
10 spend the summer. Later in the
season, when other Cabinet members
leave for their vacations, the Postmas-
ter General will also take his.
Major General and Mrs. Gorgas have
as visitors their daughter, Mrs. William
D. Wrightson and her little daugh-
ter, Of Shreveport, La, who will spend
some time with them and later go to
Baltimore for q visit. Society folk
here and elsewhere will recall the
beautiful wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wrightson in Panama in April year
ago, when the entire wedding party,
including General Gorgss with the
bride upon his arm, formed a process
sion along q flower strewn street from
the generals quarters to the church
where the ceremony took place. Al
most the whole population of the 18TH
mus witnessed the pretty sight