Evening star., 1916-08-01
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Three New Supreme Court Hosts
for Next Winter
Season.
The Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark
Return From Wildwood-De-
partures-Notes.


presents a variety of new phases in
single season that three new homes to
be opened by members of that body be-
| fore December l is almost exciting.
Mr.. Justice John II. Clarke. who has
recently been confirmed, Is now at the
Shoreham, where Mr. Justice Mercy
nolds has made his home since enter
| ing official life here. and will probably
select a permanent residence before
leaving for the rest Of the summer.
| Bachelors in the Supreme Court al
ways present an interesting phase to
social life, and Mr.. Justice McReynolds
| and Mr.. Justice Clarke are both single.
Mr.. Justice McReynolds. who has for
merly lived in a hotel and done all his
entertaining in that way, has taken
several apartments in downtown
apartment house convenient to the
White House. clubs and theaters, and
will have them turned into one large
apartment. with room for his library
Of several thousand volumes
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Brandeis will
return here in time to settle In a new
| home before the Supreme Court opens
| in the fall.
| The Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark
| returned last evening from Wildwood.
d.,
| former Representative and Mrs. ].
Thompson Baker.
| Miss Sarah Stone Hickling. daughter
Washington yesterday for the Della
| ware Water Gap, where she will be
the guest of Miss Mary Van Fossen of
| this city for two weeks. Later she
ping for an indefinite visit in Pitts
| burgh.
Mr. Bennett c. Clark. who has been
| in New York for a few days, Is ex-
pected to return today.
The Secretary Of War. Mr.. Newton
D. Baker. left Washington this after
panied by Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott,
| where they will observe part Of the
| four-day hike" of the 1000 recruits
at the camp. They will return here
| Thursday evening.
| The counselor Of the State Depart
ment and Mrs. Frank L. Polk arrived
| in Washington yesterday from South
ampton. Long Island. where they have
| a cottage for the summer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Polk expect to remain here until
! August "a, when they will go to Bar
| Harbor.
| The solicitor of the State Department
and Mrs. Cone Johnson entertained at
a theater box party last night followed
| by supper.
Their guests were Representative and
Mrs. Hubert Dent and Mr. and Mrs.
Wade H. Ellis.
Mrs. Myers. wife of Senator Henry L.
Myers of Montana, left yesterday with
their daughter. Miss Myers. for their
home in Hamilton.
| Judge and Mrs Henry D. Clayton. who
stopped off in Washington for a stay of
several days with Senator and Mrs.
where Judge Clayton has been holding
court, left last evening for Kentucky.
where they will be the guest of Mrs.
| Clayton's mother.
Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberly and her
mother. Mrs. William II. Draper, have
gone to Lyme Conn, for a three-month
stay in the artist colony there. Mrs.
Kimberly made visit Of several weeks
at Old Point Comfort in July.
| Mrs Thomas w. Symons. Miss Mar
garetta p. Symons. Mrs. Francis b. Lor-
Ing and Miss Lydia Loring. all Of this
city were guests at dinner last night
at the Greenbrier Hotel. at White Sui
| phur Springs, of Misses Jeanne and
Katherine Mclaughlin Of New Bruns-
| wick, y. j.
Mr.. Frederic A. Deiano. Miss Delano
and Miss Laura Delano of this city are
at the Maplew God Hotel. at Pittsheld,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Zander announce
the marriage of their daughter Ramona
and Mr. William Osborn Roberts Fri
day. July u, at Oakland, Cal.
The bride is well known in this city.
where she spent two years with her
/ grandmother. Mrs. L. B. Olney, and was
prominent in musical circles.
The minister of China, Mr.. Koo, is
making a short visit at the legation on
18th street having motored from Buena
I Vista Springs, Pa. where Mrs Koo is
spending the summer. He will return
to the mountain resort in a short time.
Il Mr.. Eoiisng Yih, the second Chinese
secretary, has returned to the legation
from Blue Ridge summit, where he
spent some days.
II Mrs. Calvin Satterfeld and her daugh-
ters, Miss Phoebe Satterteld and Miss
Lindsay Satterfeld. and her son, Fred
eric Satterfield. OF this city are at Cape
May, where they expect to remain until
autumn. Mr.. Satterfield will resume his
studies at the University of Virginia in
the fall
Mrs. Leigh C. Palmer is at Newport
r. /.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont will en-.
tertain at a concert Saturday afternoon
at Belcourt, their place at Newport.
Mrs. NJ. Levy of North Carolina, who
; spent several weeks in New York ano
on the Jersey coast. Is here on "A visit
to her sister, Mrs. George Friedlander
\ en- route to her home in Rutherford
ton
Miss Clara A. Dodge of Troy, n. Y.
is visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr.. anc
Mrs a. H. Frear Of 223 sth stree,
northeast, until Saturday, when she
will return to Troy.
Cards have been received here an.
nouncing the marriage of Mrs. Pauline
Weaver Swenson. formerly Of this city
and Mr.. Hector Mcleod OF Vancouver
British Columbia. The ceremony tooL
place in Winnipeg July 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod will make theiI
! home in Vancouver.
Miss Virginia Heth and Miss Picket,
! Heth stopped at the White Sulphur
Springs and the Hot Springs while mo.
toring with a party of friends through
/ Virginia.
Capt. and Mrs. David A. Hal
have closed their apartments at the
Cairo and are to spend the summer ir
l Rhode Island and Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ritchie, jr., ant
son left today for O month in the
mountains Of West Virginia.
I'll Dr. and Mrs Thomas w. Hammond o,