The Washington herald., 1917-08-07

Returning to Woods Hole.
Mrs. William L. Marshall
Leaves Today for ATTAIN
tic City.
Many members of Washington's win
ter colony who are spending the sum-
mer on the North Shore, above Bos-
ton, are busily engaged in working
for the success of the horse show
event at Prides Crossing. Saturday
afternoon. Aug. Is. when Judge Will
liam II. Moore, who is known to every
lover Of horses in Washington, will
show his string at the Rockmarge
Driving Park for the benefit Of the
American Red Cross.
Mrs. Billy Hit. formerly Miss
katherine Ellxins. annually drives one
or more of Judge Moore's horses at
the Washington open air horse show,
And Mrs. Peter. Goelet Gerry, former
~ Miss Mathilde Townsend. and one
Of the most accomplished horsewomen
n America, held the reins over one of
HEM at the show last spring. The
show Is an annual event for society
folk at Prides Crossing. but in fromer
years il has been by invitation from
the Judge and Mrs Moore. This year,
tickets will be sold and the proceeds
given to swell the Red Cross fund.
: As in froner years and on former
occasions, society women will drive or
ride some of the Moore horses at the
show. while Judge Moore and George
chipchase. his trainer VIII show
others. Moncrieff. who won the Wal
dorf-Astoria cup at the New York
Horse Show. at Madison Square Gar
den, and VINO took blue ribbons at
the Washington show this spring.
and at the Devon horse show. win be
d the ring. and Micah. who was also
q champion of the Washington show,
as well as the famous great four.
Toronto. General, Lady Gre and
Greybird, will be shown. The public
will be admitted and special trains
will be run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace. Col.
and Mrs. John R. Williams. Mrs. Nc
Combs. Mr.. and Mrs. George Won L.
Meyer. Miss Julia Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cleveland Perkins. and others
who figure so prominently in Wash
fnzton society in midwinter. are work
ing for the success of Judge Moore's
show.
Miss Julia Meyer. whose marriage
20 Mr. Brambilla. of the Italian En-
bassy. will take place in October, has
successfully carried through a golf
tournament at the Myopia Hunt Club
on the North Shore. which netted the
Hamilton -wenham branch of the Red
Cross several hundred dollars. Play
ing begun at $50 in the morning and
Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss and Mrs.
Hendricks Whitman pulled of the two
first prizes. two beautiful silver plates
given by Mrs. George Won L. Meyer.
After the finish. there was luncheon
at small tables under me trees and
another benefit in the bridge tables
hlbed with fashionable folk in the
mid-afternoon. Mrs. Meyer again
presented the first prize. giving a sill
yer vegetable dish which was won
by Mrs. ]. Grafton Minot, the daugh-
Ter Of former Representative and
Mrs. Augustus P. Gardner. and
Cabot Lodge. Mr. Schmidt. Of Mag
nolia. gave a similar prize which was
won by Miss Helen Burnham-
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing stopped at the Hotel Bilt-
more. New York. en- route to Wash
ington from Henderson Harbor. and
arrived at their home in 18th street
last evening.
Mr. B. Sumner welles, who has
been third secretary of the American
Embassy at Toxic. has left Washing
ton for the East. after finishing busi-
ness with the State Department. Mr..
Welles and Mrs. Welles. who was
Formerly Miss Esther Slater, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Horatio n. Slater, ar
rived in New York last week from
Japan. and while Mr.. Welles came to
Washington. Mrs. Welles visited her
husbands parents at Islip.. L. l.,
keeping with her their little son.
born in Japan a year ago.
Mr.. Welles Joined Mrs WeIles on
Long Island and they went to Boston
for a short visit and are now at
Bar Harbor, with Mrs. Slater.
Mrs. David Franklin Houston will
leave Washington Thursday to re-
turn to Woods Hole, Mass. where she
spent several weeks earlier in the
season, and where their children now
are. She returned to Washington in
company with her husband. the Sec
retary of Agriculture. yesterday after
spending Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shelton Williams,
at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mrs. William L. Marshall. wife of
Gen. Marshall, U. S. A, V'ill leave
Washington today for Atlantic City,
and will pass a week at the Marl-