The Washington herald., 1915-08-14


/ are spending August at Neavitt. Md.
and will be Joined by her son-in-law and
daushter. Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Krebs.
and their small son, Eugene Krebs.
Miss Clara Tice, of this CITY wa.
among those present at surprise party
given in honor of Mr.. H. s. KiefYer on.
day last week at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Hemple. of this city. has been
spending fortnight in Atlantic CITY al
the guest Of the Misses Stadlers, of that
place.
Miss Elizabeth Marbury and Miss
Anne Morgan have motored to the
Mount Washington at Breton Woods,
n. H.. where they are now spending
several days before they leave for Dix
vile Notch and the Rangeleys.
Mrs. Felix Yturbe. Of this city, had the
honor of winning the consolation prize
at the putting tournament given by Miss
Alice Scarborough at Hot Springs, Va,
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew D. White have
left Lenox for an extended tour of the
White Mountains.
The German Ambassador has left the
Island. for a visit to the Adirondacks,
where he is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Archibald S. White at their place on Os-
good Lake.
Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman enter
tained Cardinal Gibbons at a large gar
den party at Southampton. Long Island,
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont are stay
Ing with Mr.. and Mrs August Belmont
at their cottage. "By-the-Sea." to re-
main for the Belmont-Andrews nuptials
this afternoon
Mrs. John Jacob Aster terminates her
visit with Mrs. Joseph E. widener at
Newport today.
Mrs. Vanderbilt has returned from q
visit to her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. in
Long Island.
Mrs. George T. Marye. wife of the
American Ambassador to Russia, gave a
lucheon yesterday afternoon at her beau
tiful home In Burlingame. Cal Follow
ing the luncheon, the entire party mo-
tored to the residence of Mrs. George
Pope. where the latter will be hostess at
a garden party.
Mrs. whitelaw Reid is entertaining q
party at her camp in the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William K Vanderbilt
and Miss Barbara Rutherford will 60 to
Jericho. L. l.. from Newport in Sep
TENDER. to be there for the remainder
of the autumn.
The Misses Stewart, of Richmond, Va,
have arrived at the Shoreham for a short
stay.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Frances Andrews and Moran Belmont
takes place this afternoon at ) o'clock
in the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul NJ. Andrews. at Newport.
Miss Andrews will wear a simple gown
of white tulle with flounces over a petit
coat of white satin with a scalloped edge
with lace at the hips and knees. The
bodice of tulle will be v shape with elbow
sleeves.
The twelve bridesmaids will year
orchid-colored, satin-veiled costumes in
tulle of the same shade. edged with sill
yer and girdie Of hydrangea blue and
blue hats. with French flowers. They
will carry purple orchids with blue ribbon
streamers.
Miss Richards and Miss Cornalia Grams
have sent word to their friends here
that they are beneiting greatly from
their rest cure at Mount Clemens,
which means, according to Miss Rich
ards. taking . mineral bath and drink
ing the waters daily-likewise taking nu-
merous maps"
About August a." writes Miss Rich
ards. I'VE expect to start for the coast.
taking in Glacier Park 1--WE have already
visited the Yellowstone). and after San
F Francisco and it's exposition, going on to
Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, Coronado
Beach and San Diego. of course. taking
in the Yosemite. the Grand Canon of the
and such small fry en- route.
1T looks rather formida BILE" Miss
Richards adds, but not worse than Eu-
rope and the war. and how to get out
his time last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Costa. OF New York
and Porto Rico. entertained at luncheon
at the New Willard yesterday. having
among their guests Com. Luis Munos
Rivera, of Porto Rico.