The Washington herald., 1915-12-12

drive. but her outing is usually in
blackboard. with her sister and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Armstrong Greer. for COM
pany. incidentally she plays good
game of golf. Her husband, the late
Waldo Story. who died some months
ago. was nearly rs well known as 4
portrait painter as his father was as a
sculptor, and his first wife was Emma
Eames. the operate star. The present
Mrs. Story also occupied Il prominent
place in the front rank of singers. hav-
ing been member of the Metropolitan
company under her stage name of Bessie
Abbott.
Mr.. George A. Dobyne, of Boston. has
recovered Sl5,pOo worth of family jewelry
she lost while she and her husband
stoppeG in New York on their way to
Hot Springs. They were found by 4
young woman who received sl,"c reward
offered for the return of the treasures.
The bridal colony here has undergone
numerous changes in the past week Mr..
and Mrs. William STANDBY Stokes. who
were married in Philadelphia, have ar
rived NJ tho cottage they have taken for
month. Mrs. Stokes Was Miss Ruth
Coke, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Brinton Coke, and she has numerous rel
atives in the colony OF visitors here.
including Mrs. Charles Brinton Coke and
her sister, Miss Caroline Sinkler, MIR.
Echkley E. Coke. jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs
Edmund J. n. Coke and their small
daughter. Another Philadelphia couple
who have been here for their honeymoon
was Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burton Rooi-
nettc. who took their departure Thurs
day. Mrs. Robinetic was the daughter OF
the late Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Biddle
and widow of the late :. Grocer Robin
son. Mr. and Mrs. William Raymond
Naloncy is the daughter of Public Serv-
ice Commissioner Edward F. Mccall and
Mrs Mccall. of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic &. Stimson. OF
Flushing. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas JET
ferson Penn. of Buffalo, who made their
wedding journey by automobile, were
each here for n few days, as were also
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer L. Jones, OF Phila-
delphia. who spent part OF their money
moon in the South. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Harwick and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.
Eran. of New York. ard Mr.. and Mrs
p. NJ. Sharples. OF West Chester. Pa:
likewise members Of the newly weo
colony. hav. left tor their homes. Among
recent arrivals are MS and Mrs Stepheh
wilcox Pratt. of New York, and MI
and Mrs. Edward Davis Morton. OF LOUIS
willie.
Several OF the cottage colony who have
been lingering here because oi the nh'
weather have closed their houses during
the week and gone to the cites MT
Daniel Holmes. whc has been at the
Homestead since she closed the Robert
son cott,c. has gone to New York for
a short visit and will then go to Cincin-
natl for the holidays and the month oil
January.
Mrs Melville T.. Ingalls, will shut up
the White cottage tomorrow and so 10
Sev York for Christmas shopping, but
VIM snend the holidays in Cleveland
with Mr.. and Mrs i.lbert 5. ingalls,. Al
ter the first of the year she VIII go 10
WASHINGTON. where she mas tdhen
house for the winter. Her daus nter, MISS
Gladys ingalls, has closed her iarm
house near here, and gone to Albany
for =, yisi, with Mrs. Russell r. Sard.
Sb, win ioin her mother in Cleveland
md then go to Washington for the So
cial season.
w anil Mrs. Matthew Akers will re-
Win in their cottage until after the holi-
,lays for which their son, now NJ 81.
Marks school, will join them MISS
lane Akers has gone to chicago 10 make
come visits. but will return for Christ
mas. They will spend the balance Of
the. winter in Louisville
Mr. Movo NJ. Binford. Of Richmond.
who has been spending the fall here, left
for that city Tuesday.
Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly Evans
have given up the Pillars, which they
have occupied since April. and gone to
New York for the winter. Mrs. Evans
will make some visits to Atlanta while
Capt Evans is in Canada on business.
The Baron AMI baroness Rosenkrantz
have closed the Mile-End cottage aud
will spend the winter in the South The
Baroness Rosenrantz went to New York