The Washington herald., 1915-08-19

and a member of the well-known Cod
man family of Boston. He has been
Bishop of Maine for the last fifteen
years. succeeding Bishop Neatly in 1899
Miss Alice and Louise Mullan are
spending few weeks at Colonial Beach
Mrs Robert c. Smith entertained a
large party at luncheon in the greer
room of the New Willard yesterday.
Mrs. T jefferson Ridsely is visiting
relatives in the mountains near Tox
anay, y. G.
Miss Lara Olivia Mory and her mother
have returned to the city after va
cation spent at Asbury Park.
Mr.. Christian Hemmick is at Port Hope,
Canada. where he will remain until the
latter part of September.
Mr. and Mrs George Howard. Mrs
Richard ii. Townsend and Mr.. Preston
Gibson We're among the guests at a din
ner followed by dancing which Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brook gave at the North
MorreIl cottage, at Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry have
arrived at Bar Harbor on board their
yacht Owera.
Count Claes Bond. of the Swedish Le-
cation. and DIR. Charles p. Hubscher. sec
retary of the Swiss Legation. we're
among the interesting folk seen in the
audience at the exhibition of living pic
lures given by the society men and wOn-
en- for the benefit of the Building OF
Arts. at Bar Harbor.
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Secretary of War: Mr.. James Garfield.
Secretary of the Interior in the Roose-
welt administration. and Mr.. Charles 5
Hamlin. chairman of the Federal Reserve
Board. were among those lunching at
the New Willard yesterday.
Arrivals at the Raleigh yesterday were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Lewis. Mr. Paul
Synnestvedt. Mr.. James e. Munson, Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Morrison. Miss Ella
Munson. Miss Florence NJ. Jones. OF
Philadelphia; Mr.. ]. p. Rogers. Mr.. E. J.
Murphy. Mr.. J. r. Kinsey. Mr.. Sidney
Fl. Jenkins. Mr.. W. :. Creveling, Mr. II.
Fl. Moulton. Mr.. Frederick Keim. Mr.
Frank C. Chambers. jr.. Mr.. Robert c.
Montgomery. of New York City: Mr..
Peter ]. Hauck. and Mr.. William ].
CIegg. of Elmhurst, Long Island: Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas F. Hanna, of Cum
'Vi idiih' +hi. manly W iNtNc
and Miss Esther Rowe. of Defiance.
Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl C. Brickley.
of Waterloo. Iowa: Mr.. ]. II. Bankhead.
jr.. Mr.. Jasper. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Bateman. of Troy. Ala: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Noland, of Birmingham. Ala; Miss
Katherine X. Backer. of Los Angeles.
Cal: Mr.. o. NJ Lane. Misses Helen and
Mabel Beerswold. of Watertown. S.
Oak. and A. W. Proudman. of Meriden.
Conn.
Mr.. G. n. Wilson. of Washington. is
spending a few days in New York City
and has made the Wolcott Hotel his
stopping place
Rear Admiral n. T. B. Harris. L. S. N.
retired; Mrs. Harris. Capt Frank W.
Kellogg. U. S. N: Mr.. William c. Mar
row and Mr.. Robert Lee Keeling were
among the guests at dinner. followed
by dancing. which was given by Mr.
and Mrs. John Hanan. at Narragansett
Pier, in honor of the Governor of Rhode
Island and Mrs. r. Livingston BeeCk-
man. The entertainment was the most
notable of the season at Narragansett
and the guests numbered more than L.
from New York and Philadelphia and
the summer resorts in the vicinity.
The Governors table was built to
OF an immense DlTu cage,
with a hollow square suggesting sunken
garden of flowers and plants and sing
ing birds. with perches for the birds to
swing on. over a table a gilded net was
hung. to give the effect of a huge cage,
Among the birds within the cage were
canaries. parrots and doves.
From the center OF the table rose the
shield and coat of arms of the State
Of Rhode Island. fashioned of blue and
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The officers of the Nara gansett Naval
Station nave issued invitations for a
ception and dance to be given Saturday
afternoon for Admiral Fletcher and Off
GERS of the Atlantic fleet. Four of the
wives of rear admirals will assist in re-
ceiving. Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Mayo, Mrs.
COffman and Mrs. Fechteler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Curtis will ar
rive in New York today from Bogota.
Colombia. where Mr.. Curtis is secretary
of the American Legation.
Mr.. Manning y. Stead is the guest Of
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock at Newport.
DIR. Cary L.anchOrne, L. S. N, and
Mrs. LanEhorne are at the Curtis Hotel
in LenoN, Mass.
Mrs. Charles NCCawley entertained
of guests at luncheon at New
port yesterday. Miss Marguerite Shonts
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