Evening star., 1915-05-30
Gossip of Society.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harlow are
principally spent
| HarlOWS Are Back in Honolulu, and
| have taken pos
III AAouoe AASAS. session of their
house on 21st street. occupied all winter
| by the assistant secretary of agricul-
! ture and Mrs. Vrooman
! While in Honolulu Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
low saw quite a good deal Of Col. and
Mrs. Cromwell, the former once a
White House aid and escort of. Presi-
| Honolulu.
| Mrs. Bromwell is sister of Mrs
Nroomap, both being daughters of Mrs.
Matthew Scott. former president gen.
eral of the Daughters of the Revolu-
| ton. and nieces of the late Vice Pres-
dent and Mrs. Adlai Stephenson.
| Apropos of the Daughters. Mrs. Vroo-
man wore at a recent congress of this
society hat which was so attractive
it was copied no less than fourteen
times fetching little black straw
| trimmed with four clusters of deep
pink roses put on at regular intervals
, about the crown. but worn so that the
| the head
| Besides being charming hostess and
| much sought-after guest and one OF
the most tasteftlly gowned women OF
the Capital, Mrs Vrooman combines two
rarely affiliated qualities She is a
thinker on serious subjects and q
writer, and a model housekeeper as
well. as her erstwhile landlady. SO to
speak, Mrs Harlow testifes on return
ing to her home. which was leased to
Mrs. Nrooman all winter
After a season of social responsible
ties, and after leaving her house in
order" the attractive wife OF the the
planned to go to Berryville. Va. prefer.
ably, she says. spelled "Buryville, but
when assistant secretary and Mrs
Vrooman were asked as guests of the
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels
sidetracked the. Virginia haven of rest
entertainments for the American
delegates found Mrs. Vrooman partici-
pating with her husband In the gayeties.
Mrs. Nrooman asserts she is. more and
more fit for "Buryville each day, but
her own cottage at Charlevoix. In Mich
igan, will probably be her first chance
for a real rest
Speaking of summer resorts, Mrs
Robert Hinkley and her daughter, Miss
Gladys Hink-
Will Found Colony ley.are going
of Washingtonians. Beach this
summer. and Mrs. Hinkley purposes to
found a Washington colony there. and
is out roofing" for the place. SO to
speak, for it Is her desire to get as
many congenial folk together as pos
sible, the more the merrier, she says
A good beach and fine bathing, but
above all close proximity to the Capital
and It's affairs, makes Rehoboth Mrs.
Hinkleys choice of a place to go.
| Many Washingtonans are casting
about in their perplexed minds where
to spend what the diplomats call 1.-THE
heated term" now that the happ,
hunting grounds of Europe are ciosee
| to them, and California is almost as far
away as Tipperary in the minds oi
NAM 80 the resorts near Washington
seem to be in for a gay season.
| One who will probably not be able
to leave Washington at all is Miss
Mabel Board
Miss Roardman man, head OF
the American
May Remain Here. Red Cross, who
bids fair, at the present outlook. te
spend her summer right here in Wash
ington at her desk.
She has made provision, however. fol
restful comfort after a fatiguing day
| in a recently established garden nex'
the Boardman home. What used to be
lust an ordinary city lot, plot Of