The Washington times., 1915-10-31

willie Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
A large crowd attended the show
Thursday evening in the Fair
Grounds. which were brilliant with
electric lights installed for the oc-
casion. Fred Chaplin entered several
dogs: Judge Edward Peter was very
much in evidence and 40 was Pilly
Waters. OF Baltimore. who had
number OF hounds shipped on and
also horseB TO follow the trials, Gen.
Hugh L. scott. chief OF staff. was
among those who motored out from
town and he had reveraI mem bers of
his family with him.
Friday and Saturday were devoted
to the Held trials. which started at the
small hour Of Q o'clock in the mnru-
ing. The judges followed the hounds
f-ithfully both days and a number of
cups and purses were awarded.
Then. on Friday evening the men
connected with the show and a num-
ber OF invited guests were enter
tanned at big oyster roast In the
Fair Grounds. Rockville hospitality
was taxed to the uttermost. Every
place where 1t was possible to obtain
a room was filled and lots OF county
people had guests from ether parts
Of the State.
Mrs s. c. Coleman Is ever so
busy these days playing with
her new house In r street superin-
intending alterations. thinking out orig
inal and attractive schemes of decora-
ton. haunting the shops In search of
ls.ta f,,-, "A
doing the hundred and one fascinating
small tasks which contribute to the
making of home. The house will not
be ready for occupancy for some time
and she intends that every detail shall
be complete before taking possession.
met Mrs. Coleman the other day.
looking as handsome as ever. and. as
always. perfectly dressed. She Is anx-
ious to move into her new homo and yet
she has lived no long in an apartment
that. l believe. she rather breads the
added responsibility. She Is now at the
Grafton. where she has spcnt the past
several winters.
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Nobody Home" which is playing
thinks, for. from all l hear the MEM
bers OF the company will spend most
OF their time attending tea parties.
The Minister OF Peru and Madame
Pezet are to give tea for them-on
Tuesday afternoon. I think-in compli-
ment to their son. Washington Pezet,
the talented young playwright and pro-
ducer. who is associated with Mar
bury and Comstock. sponsors for No
body Home" DR.. Enrico Castelli, an
Italian physician, who Is in this coun-
try doing some research work for his
government and lecturing at the uni
versities. will also entertain at tea In
his apartment. His party Is to be on
Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Marbury. of
Marbury and Comstock, is a particular
friend OF Miss Anne Morgan, and the
third of trio of brilliant women who
chum together and have finger In
most movements for the advancement
of women and the betterment of their
condition in New York is Miss Elsie
de Wolfe. She designed the costumes
and decorations for the show.
met Edith Sutherland Elmore the
other day with her fine young son, born
In August at jamestown. r. l.. where
Edith spent the summer with her
parents, Senator and Mrs. Sutherland Of
Utah. who had a cottage there for the
season, Edith looks well and very
pretty--but then ! always did think she
had an unusually interesting and at
tractive face. She and Bob are again
at the apartment In Florence Court,
which they have occupied for several
seasona-