The Washington times., 1915-07-25

fer his SISTERS and his cousins and his
aunts, and attended school in the Col
lego of Peers. which. though intended
principally for the education Of the
mobiles. Is open to all Tn may account.
in a measure. for the fact that he is Il
distinctly human sovereign In spite OF
his divinity.
Alice Shepard stopped of in New York
on her way to jamestown. and had a
very jolly little visit. She stayed n few
DAYS with 4 cousin. and then went over
to Brooklyn for bit of a visit with
Harris Crst and his pretty wife. who
was Addie Slack Moreover, she crowd
ed a few theaters and roof gardens and
a visit to Corev all into the space of a
few days, and generally had the time OF
her life.
Colonel Odus Horney. was given a sur
prisnely large bonus upon his accept
ance of position with the Keystone
Powder Company, which he Is to NIL.
now that his resignation from the army
has taken effect. He has been in charge
| CT the smokeless powder arsenal nt Pic
atinney, near Dover. N. j., for about
| six years, ever since he was stationed
| in Washington. in fact His services
were held IN high regard in the army
| and the officials were loath to let
! him so
In many ways the Horncys. too hated
! to leave the army; but the Colonel felt
as so many military men do. that II
case OF trouble he could be OF as mucf
service to his country in his new capac
ity as II he were still on the roster o
the army. Moreover. it must be pleas
| ant sensation to have ones bank ac
&C unit swell "wisibly'' under ones eyes
particularly when there Is larg'
| fa mily to be considered, and the saiar.
which will be his is most generous.
| s.
AS Colonel Horney's headquarters ar
to be in New York, he and his famil
will make their home in one Of tn
many charming suburbs within cas-
reach Of the city. They are preparln
to move from their attractive quarter
at Picatinney this week and will go I
the seashore to spend a few weeks
meanwhile deciding upon a place t
locate. They will be joined shortly b
their married daughter Mrs. T. G.. MOI
gan Ol!phant, wife of Lieutenant Oh
plant. Of the Fifth Field Artillery, sta
toned at Fort Sill. and her small sol
Tom.
Mr.. and Mrs. John JOY Edison al
building an unusually handsome pair {
gray stone gates ut the entrance to tn
grounds of Joy Farm, their countr
home, They laid the fine macadam roaC
way leading from the kville-Georg.
, town pike to their house, but woul
seem to have turned that part runnin
= from the pike to the trolley tracks owe
to the county, for It is. now public prol
erty. and several fine houses have bee
erected beside 1t.
, The gates are right at the car track
, and there begins the driveway, whiC
, runs parallel to the tracks for litt
way. then turns abruptly into the woc
and leads to Ardmore, the Clemel
] Wright Huskes' new place. Just b.
8 yond stands the attractive rustic sun
4 mer house, where those of us who al
S prone to ride in street cars can
t protected from the weather, whence
S picturesque, winding footpath leat
r through the woods to the Edsons' hous
k -. 8
q General and Mrs. William Croz
n have gone the devetees of the sleepir
d porch one better, and during the sun
s mertimo spend the nights in ten
S which is hidden away In the lovely ga
s den surrounding their house In Mass
@ chusetts avenue. There Mrs. Crozi
|, says they can have all the sensations
y sleeping out In the woods and still
Z right at home, where the general is Ike
4 very busy these days. They do not e
S pect to leave town at all, except pc
It haps for. an occasional weekend Wis