The Washington herald., 1915-07-27

Mrs. A. J. DrexeI Biddle has RETURN
ed at her cottage at ventnor, Nj. ,fta,
having been the guest for a fortnight
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Duke AT
/ their summer home on Long IsI,,I
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. T.
and Mrs. George Howard were amonS
the interesting folk in the audience ar
the play produced at the charity f.ts
sNen In Newport for the benent of
the Secours National
Lieut.. and Mrs. Milo p. Fox ara
spending the summer at Yorktown Me
~nere Lieut. Fox Is stationed for ths
present '''
The Rev F. Ward Denys. who has
been spending the summer at his cn,S
tage at Eagles Mere, Pa, will 90 70
Springfield. Mass. to deliver the AID
dress at the opening of the eighth AN
nual convention of the National As
ISOLATION of Organists, which will he
held early In August.
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin i, in ro-.
Hamilton. ~ Y. where she is the guest
OF Mrs. C. l. Corbin.
Mrs. wickIife Rose and Mis-. Eth,
Rose will leave Washington this uask
:" spehu several weeks at Cape May.
The Misses Reynolds of It's Nineteen
IN street, accompanied by Miss Elsie
rent left the city yesterday for a
three weeks trip to the popular re.
sorts of New York and Rhode Island
and will spend several days at New
port.
Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson left TODAY for
ten days visit to Atlantic City
Mrs Atlee Pomerene. president of
the Congressional Club. is spending the
summer in Canton. Ohio.
DR.. A. c. True spent the w..k-.nd
at Atlantic City with Mrs True and
Miss Elizabeth True, who are passing
the month there.
Mrs. Beverly Randolph Mason and
Miss Julia Mason will leave Washing
ton the end Of the week for Prov
incetown. Mass. to spend several
weeks. Miss Josephine Mason. who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs G.
h Monett in Kansas City, will Join
her mother and sister at Province
town.
The Rev. and Mrs. Randolph H.
Mckim. who have been at Elmwood
to Baltimore for a brief stay
Mr. and Mrs. P. Lee Phillips will
go to Cape May the end of the week
for stay of several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reside and
Miss Reside are among the recent ar
rivals at Lake Mahopac. n. Y.
The Speaker and Mrs Champ Clarke
returned to their home at Bowling
Green. Mo-. from a visit to the Pacinc
Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs Hulburt and Miss
Regina Hulburt have arrived at Lake
Mahopac, n. Y.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph A.
Burkart. in Chevy Chase. Md, was the
scene OF novel garden party and porch
dance. last Saturday evening. when they
entertained some hundred odd friends of
their nephew. Frank ]. Allen The
large porches to the east and south Of
the house were attractively decorated in
clusters of greens. Japanese lanterns
and parasols and provided much pleasure
Tor a large number of dancers. On the
lawn, where quantities of lanterns had
been hung. booths had been erected. and
from these refreshments were served
throughout the evening.
Mrs. Curtis B. Hoppin and Mrs Mary
E Gheen served the ices and Mrs. Ed
win H. Hood and Mrs. Edgar c. Snyder
dispensed the liquid refreshments Mr..
Allen. who received his guests before a
lantern-hung tree, was assisted by his
mothere, Mrs. Marie Elsie Allen his
uncle and aunt. and Miss Ethel Furman.
of New York. house guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Burkart. At II o'clock favors were
distributed by Mrs. Edwin H. Etc, Mrs
Jane Gill. and Mrs. Clarence A. Co.
burn.