Evening star., 1915-01-31
embassy.

rides to hounds and the debutante, who
walks and drives her own motor, wants
something more robust in dog flesh. SO
the English bull, the Boston terrier and
! the Airdale are the favorites now, and
the. dogs of fashionable maids and
they accompany them every afternoon
on their motor rides. nearly every lux
urious machine nowadays carrying on
its front seat, beside the chauffeur, a
wide-awake young specimen of dog
dom.
Mrs. Peyton Russell has a very good
looking brindle bull, who lends decided
eclat to her very smart two-toned
wine-colored striped car. while MISS
Dorothea Owen seldom drives her cleo
ton terrier. whose brindle coat Is set
off by a very nifty scarlet, brass
studded collar. Taking a dog out with
the car is a clever idea, for the trick
along side of the car until he gets as
much exercise as he should have. When
Captain Mutt stops to linger on the
way, Miss Owen rings her shr1ll cleo
tric bell and the debonnaire Captain
makes dash for the car. which starts
up again, and so dog and car proceed
by Jerks the length of 10th street. Six
teenth street is, by the way. favorite
dog exercising ground, and a number
o. fashionable CANNES can be seen
running along. lodging in an out of mo-
tors-and one another-any pleasant
afternoon.
Mrs Henry May takes her Chow for
a spin around the White Lot-at least,
the exercise. running around the drive
way OF sporting on the grass In the
circle. When he has had enough Mrs.
May stops her car. and the Chow jumps
in beside her. sitting up with as much
dignity as the most pompous coach
man.
Nine. Christian Hauge, who has been
abroad. occupied, as SO many fashion
able wo m
Nine. Hauge have been
p..l. ~ n,a u. lately, in car
"' VAN AAS' ing for the i'll
and wounded among the soldiers of the
war, has just returned to Washington
and opened her home on Massachusetts
avenue.
Her house. one OF the handsomest in
that section. is in style that of the
architecture of the French chateau
and was built with the fact in view
that 1t was to be the Norwegian lega-
tion. while Nine. Hauge's husband was
minister accl edited here from Norway.
His untimely death. due to an accident
while skiing in his native land, put an
returned some months after his death
and took possession of her new home
alone. AS time wore on she again as
sumed her position amid the social ac-
tivities of the capital. and he. retun Il
here at this date Is good news indeed
to her la. &c ci. Gle of Il lends.
She is spending her afternoons call
ing on the chatelaines of the valous
embassies and legations. for though an
American by birth. being formerly
0,.tp- Il
the widow of diplomat she still has
close affiliations with the corps.
Another member of Washington's old
residential set. who has lately return
ed. is Mrs. John
Is Again q Bolt. who was
Winter Resident. msnn IS and HORST. no
with her sister. now Mrs. Small of
Toronto. presided over one of the most
attractive homes of the capital when
they lived on Rhode Island avenue One
of the first social functions for Miss
Alive Roosevelt, now Mrs. Longworth.
when she first came to live in the
White House, was the domino party
given by the Misses Horstmann. After
her marriage. some years ago, Mrs
Bolt went to live in New York and
-Ne"pOTt, ana the 1dcI tnat Sne Is again
winter resident of Washington is
good news. Her present home here is
at the corner Of 21st and r streets.
Francis Sayre, jr, has one of the
loftiest day nurseries in Washington.
Master Vinson
Takes His Air on Mclean was
WV, reared by day
the Walsh mansion. on Massachusetts,
avenue, and little Mr.. Sayre also spends
many of his waking hours in a much
sheltered nook on the White House roof
garden. The late Mrs. Wilson had car
ried out the plans made by the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Taft. and added con-
siderably to them in finishing Off the
one-time attic, the roof garden receive
ing her special care. It is in one of the
quiet corners where Mrs. Wilson for a
short time set up her easel and paint
ing materials that the White House
baby now takes his nap.
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall gave the
few woman friends who joined her at
the Shoreham
Handmade Needles yesterday for a
knitting bee the
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