The Washington herald., 1916-08-26

Mr.. William G. Sharp, was the guest VI
honor at an informal party given last
evening by Senator Atlee Pomerene, OF
Ohio. a small company of Senators and
representatives were invited to meet Mr..
sharp.
Senator and Mrs. Pomerene will leave
Washington Immediately after the close
Of Congress to return to their home at
Canton, Ohio.
The Attorney General left Washington
Yesterday for a trip through New Eng
land, which will last until September.
After a series Of campaign speeches In
Maine Mr. Gregory will visit Col. L. NJ.
House at his summer home at New Lon
don. Conn.
Miss Harriet HubbeH. who has been
the guest of the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Baker for several weeks, will re-
turn to her home in Cleveland today.
Mrs. Bakers cousin, Miss Elizabeth
Freas. and her brother. Mr.. Ralph Leo
poId. who have also been members Of the
house party at In the Woods" will re-
main until September.
Mrs George Barnett. who returned to
Washington Thursday from Wakefield
Manor, her country place in Virginia
lift yesterday for Elberon, n. j., where
she will visit Rear Admiral and Mrs.
ragansett Pier to be the guest Of Mrs.
Irving II. Chase.
Mrs Barnett's daughters, Misses Anne
and Leila Gordon, are entertaining large
house party at Wakefield Manor.
Paymaster and Mrs. J. H. Knapp, U.
: y, left Yesterday for a short visit in
Atlantic City. Their young son, John
Marshall Knapp, will spend that time
with his grandparents, Gen. and Mrs.
William l.. Marshall, at their home in
Wyoming avenue.
Much interest centers in the tea dance
which will follow the drill to be given
at Fort Nyer this afternoon for the
benefit Of the relatives of the guards
rr.n. Tn, Gansant will be held at the
Administration building. under the aus
.,.r-- OF the WOmen's Relief Association
u- the National Guard.
Mrs William Z. Harvey will preside
At one table and her assistants will in
,Iude Mrs. Theodore Heap, Mrs. Schlos-
scr. Mrs Whitaker, Miss Griffin and Miss
sharp OF the post
Mrs GIcndie b. Young will have as
~lSting her at another table Mrs. Chase
Miss Chase. Miss Rhees. Miss Moore.
Miss Fullam and Miss Robbins. Mrs
Anton Stephan will be assisted by Miss,
ThelUa Stephen, Miss Bernardine Ship
ley Miss Edna Wilson. Miss Lille Be-
brand. Miss Edith Baker and Miss Klotz
Mrs Charles Donker will be a hostess
and her assistants will include Mrs. Saw
teilc. Mrs. Began. Mrs. Hudson, Miss
Neliuder and Miss Chapman.
All OF the ladies of the post will assist.
Mrs William Sinclair has gone to At
iauuc City to remain until the late
autumn.
Mrs. Burnett. wife of Ensign Henry
6 Burnett. L. 5. n. is the guest of her
uar,nts, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Farrar. of
P7rkwood place. after spending the sum-
mrr in Newport.
Ms William +. Draper gave luncheon
at the Orchard, her Newport residence.
yesterday. later taking her guests to the
Horse Snow.
Secretary Lansing entertained at lunch
con Yesterday at the Shoreham the
american members of the Mexican Com
mission, Secretary Lane, Judge Gray and
NJ Mott.
Mrs. Robert :. Downs. Of Washington
is Spending some time in Atlantic City
Mrs Downs is stopping at the Traymore
Hotel
The Russian Ambassador and Nine
Blakhmetef occupied a box on the open
ing day Of the horse show at Newport,
which proved to be one OF the most brill
liant events Of the season. Mr.. F de
Mohrenschildt, second secretary, and
Baron Renaud Ungern-Sternberg, also
4 second secretary of the embassy, were
-uosts through the entire show.
The Spanish Ambassador and Sonora
q" Riauo. Mr.. Chandler P Anderson,
sister Of the after. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip z. Yturbe. were guests of Mr
and Jerome
In-ton Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont en-
tortained Mrs. Belmont Tiffany and other
-"s-S and Mrs. Eugene Hale. Jr |
countess Gizycka. Mrs. f. H. G. Slater.
count Ra0ul d'Adhemar, Mrs StiIson
ilutchins. MIS-. William +. Draper. Miss
Drarer. Mrs. J. Borden Hartman Miss
Hartman and Miss Martha Goldman
were other Washington folk seen in
boxes and seats.
Mr.. Perry Belmont wore grace
full costume of white vOiIe, almost cover
,d by a long. sleeveless redingote of dark
hT" muiro. with which she wore A wide
h'rmw,j blue straw hat
Another charming gown was worn by
Miss Draper. Of white embroidered net
with soft satin gIrdle. and a rose pink
ne0politan braid hat with band of
skunk fur about the crown. and Mrs
Hope Slater was gowned in marine blue
Cnarmeuse with a striking flower design
I'D WIlle- iteT nat was a small one or
black straw, trimmed in field flowers of
hue, yellow and white
Miss Louise DeldnO, Miss Laura De-
irnO. Miss Sara Price Collier. and Miss
Katherine Price Collier We're among the
-uests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Maupin.
At dinner at the Malvern Hotel Bar
IIarbor. before the regular weekly dance
NJ and Mrs. Claude f. Miller will
Lave their country place, Lebanon, on
PohiCk Greek, today for a motor trip
through eastern PENNSYLVANIA. and a
hort VISIT to Mrs. Miller's mother. Mrs
George Shoup. at her country home on
tn5 Hudson.
Among those lunchnC at the Casino
At Nsrrangasett Pier. Yesterday were the
first secretary Of the Greek Lega ton Mr.
Constantinidi. who mOtored over from
Newport Don Beuneventura Caro-. of the
Italian Embassy. and Mr.. andf Mrs.
Walter 5. Hutchins. of Washington.
Mr.. Manuel Quezon. the Philippine
delegate in Congress. will be host at
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