The Washington times., 1915-09-07
Items of Interest and lmpor-
tance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

sonal side. as we'll as in the quality
Of the horses shown, the three days OF
this years exhibit in the grounds on
the Newport Casino repeated the suc-
oesses Of the seventeen preceding
shows
The diplomatic world was. as usual.
we'll represented in the assembly pres
ent yesterday afternoon. The Russian
Ambassador and Nine. Bakhmeten en-
tertained several friends In their logo
in the front box row. Near them were
representatives Of the Spanish and Eng
lish embassies,
watched the judging we're Mr.. and MRS.
Perry Belmont Miss Marguerite Shs1ts,
the Duchess de Chaulnes, St'phen b.
Elkins. the Brazilian Ambassador to
Vienna and Nine: de ,O!iveria; Mr: ana ,t
Draper, Miss Margaret P. Draper. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock.
JS,o porot MsrdsI aermanaS s q, cnils have
arrived in Washington and are stopping
ct the Shoreham. Other arrivals at the
shoreham are Martin Walker. Of New
Orleans: David Bispham. Charles Wood
city; Ii. Albert. Of Hot Springs, Va;
Mrs. Frances Ruggles. NJ. E. Evans ana
T. 8. Tail. Of Philadelphia; w.: n.
Mills. Of Marylsnd; Charles IL: l.: 'ewets'
Silverthorn, Of Barnesville. Ga.
The President. accompanied by Miss
Helen Wcodrow Bones; occupied "a
t 90. st,1 st B. tims ;n montSs ,ass f0f
Miss Margaret Wilson is expected In
New York today to take part IN q
social center celebration In Little
Hungary Miss Wilson Is preparing
she expects to give this autumn: The
,first will be in Buffalo on October 8
and others will follow in Erie. Pa.
and Cleveland on october 2 and 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Wilson have
lxone to New York to be the guests
Tor a time Of Mrs. Wilson's brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Eari
Talbot.
Preston Gibson will entertain at a
dinner Of seventy covers, followed by a
dance Friday night In the Clambake
Club in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford P1nchot. who
have been at the Curtis Hotel in Lenox
for some time. have gone to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome N. Bonaparte.
who have been In Newport for several
weeks, stopped at the Casino in Mar
rAgansett for luncheon yesterday on
their way to New York BY automo pile;
Springs tor the autumn.
Mrs. Charles l. Cragtn entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon on the lawn OF
the Greenbrier Hotel, at White sulphur
Springs, W. Va
Naval officers with their families and
their guests from the summer colony
around Newport attended the ball given
at the naval training station last night
marking the closing Of their carnival,
which consisted OF a sham battle and
athletic sports. tor the beneft of their
athletic and amusement fund.
In the large Barracks BIB, which was
decorated with flags. bunting. and elec.
trio designs, the ball was held to the
strains OF the stations band. The en-.
listed men from the station. with their
wives and sweethearts. with those from
the submarines and destroyers. torpedo
station, and other branches Of the serv'
ice. danced. Officers from Fort Ada ms
with their families also attended.
manding officer OF the station. led the
grand march with Miss Annie Johnston
the daughter of the stations barber.
Rear Admiral Austin NJ. knight. com
station. and president OF the Naval wa
College. attended, with Miss KathA in.
q. Knight. They had for their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock ant
Mrs. George H. Hull. jr.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs Frank Taylor
Evans had in their box Capt. and Mrs
Charles C.. Marsh. Mrs. Evans Sewall
Mr.. and Mrs. Grenville Kane. and Lieut.
ans Hesr Mr.. Admrsi M;ams sna F. Mrs MskhTm Thom.,
Cowie had among their guests Mrs
r. p. Ledbetter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Coslin announce tn.
The bride is prominent in musica
In tsa this city M dOwS %h,
resident Of Charlotte. n. C. where hi
Is engaged In the practice Of law.
). The Rev. Herbert shipman. who ha
been in Newport all summer with Mrs
Edison Bradley, has gone to the mill
tary camp at Plattsburg.
The marriage of Miss Emma Mario sie.
ssmue! R. Lewis, Of School street, Bal
ston. Va, to John Wilson Griffin, G
Washington, was quietly solemnize
chS4eh cshasy mFfans he srde st wSo Kyans Was M sve
away in marriage by her father, wor
a white satin gown, trimmed wit
rose point lace. Her veil was held
place with while roses and she carrie
shower bouquet Of Bride roses, lille
Of the valley and maidenhair fern.
Miss Dell Thompson, of Falls Church
was the brides only attendant. Sh
wore pretty gown of pink with
large picture hat of black velvet. face
with pink and trimmed with pink rose
J. w. Brown, of Falls Church. wa
best man, and the ushers were c.
Griffin, brother of the bridegroom: v
Il. Taylor, and r. Taylor, all of Wasi
ington, and Frank M. Thompson,
Falls Church. Miss Grace Thompso
gave a musical program during tf
seating of the guests, and played tt
wedding marches.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mr.
Griffin left for a wedding trip to A
lantic City. the bride travelling in
smart suit of navy blue, with a blac
hat trimmed with white roses. The
will be at home after September rs
1903 Second street northwest.
Mrs. William H. Bliss. who Is spend
'rg the summer at her cottage at Ba
Harbor, spent the weekend In Ne
York city.
Ronald Campbell. attache of the Brit
ish embassy. is stopping with Freder
Schneck, at Valleyhead, near Leno
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs e. c. Brainerd and the
daughters. Miss Florence Brainerd an
Mrs. Polk. who have been at Atlant