The Washington herald., 1918-07-28

drew jackson. The division Is made
up OF the guard troops OF Tennessee
and the two Carolinas. Gen. Towns
ley Is well known In New York, as
well as Washington, he having been
up to within short time Of his cotin-
tary's entrance into the war the SUI
perintendent OF the Military Academy
at West Point.
Col. Allie w. williams, Of the Medi-
cal Corps, who has served several
terms in Washington, Is now the sur
geon general Of one of the national
army div.sions. Col. Williams was the
chief surgeon on the star Of the late
Maj, Gen. Funston at Vera Cruz.
Everybody who runs down here from
New London tells me the same story:
that Miss Margaret Wilson Is expected
there shortly to spend the remainder
of the summer working with Ross
David, Of New York. whose pupil she
has been for some time. In between
she will rest. Mr.. David has many
pupils passing the summer there to
continue their work with him. A.
little more resort gossip and am
through. From Newport comes word
of Miss Dorothea Carroll's volunteer
land army again in Washington square
last week at the public market to
sell their vegetables. Those acting
as saleswomen were Misses Helen
Cameron. Mary Augusta McKagg.
Ethel King and Dorothy Gordon King.
They wore their blue uniforms, but
not the pantaloons worn by some of
the girls in the war gardens. They
were sold out by ten o'clock. They
had q collapsibTe booth Of blue can
vas which attracted much attention.
caulifiower. peas. turnips. lettuce and
sweet peas were among the good
things on their counter.
The war gardens along the North
shore. which are being looked after
by the service auxiliary Of which Miss
Pauline Fanno. Of the Rowley colony,
Is the chairman; Miss Eleanor Abbott,
Of the Manchester colony, vice presi-
dent; Miss Katherine Lane, of the
Manchester colony, secretary and
treasurer. are looking at their best.
Canneries are established at Hamil-
ton and at wenham and at Beverly
Cove. At the Cove. Mrs. John Lee
Saltonstall, who 10 now In Washing
ton. has given her kitchen for the
work. and 1t is being directed by Miss
Katherine Coolidge.
Mrs. Clark 7. Dursnt. Of Great Bar
rington. gave . surprise party At her
villa last week for her son, George
Church Durant, In celebration Of his
twenty-nrst birthday. There was
twenty-five young women friends OF
Mr. Durant present. all of the young
men having gone to war. Mr.. Durant
is Ill and IL home on leave from the
Ysle Unit. -
That Andrew Carnegie continues TO
display his interest in libraries was
made known Tuesday at the annual
meeting OF the Lenox Library Associ-
alton when acknowledgment was
made Of q fund he has given for es-
tablisheding q new electric lighting
system for the library building. At the
same time It was reported that the
fund for recatalOguing the library had
been given by + Augustus Schermer-
horn, OF New York. and that the res
toration Of the building to its original
form had been done by Grenville L.
president Of the association.
The trustees of the library elected
Mr.. Winthrop president and Harris
Fahnestock treasurer. Mr.. Fahne-
stock takes the place held so long by
the late David Lydig, OF New York.
He will also serve Is secretary during
the absence Of William B. o. Field,
VINO Is In government service in WASH
Ington. The following were elected or
EnaSdQV n fhA haor orI "a "a
the library: Frederick Schenck. Will
liam B. o. Field. Newboid Morris.
Robert Parsons and +. Augustus
Schermerhorn. The associate man.
ayers are Mrs. FRANK X. sturEis, Miss
Anna Blake shaw. Miss Mary Par
sons, Miss Meyer and Miss iGeorgiana
w. Sargent.
Washington society promises 70 be
more largely represented In the White
Mountain resorts this season than
ever before and the army and navy
are prominent, especially the young
officers and their brides who are seen
honeymooning in almost every hotel
in the region.
Bratton Woods has a large share
Of these visitors, either stopping at
the Mount Pleasant or Mt. Washing
ton. or perhaps motoring from some
other resort for the day there. Mrs.
M w. Crowell Is a the Mount WASH
ington with Miss L. p. Waller Of
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. J, s..
Combs Of Washington are there on a
motor tour. also Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Falconer OF Baltimore.
Charles de Zaldo. OF Washington. is
spending the season at the Mount
Washington with his family from
Cuba and is out in the saddle daily.
Many tramping and mountain
climbing parties have been enjoying
the Glen House, Glen, N. H., which
10 the terminus of the Mt. Washington
carriage road and OF many mountain
trails over the Presidential Range.
arrivals there have been
including Lieut.. Col. H. W.
Arden and Mrs. Arden, who made the
ascent Of Mt. WASHINGTON by auto.
mobile: Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hodges,
Of washington, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Cobb. of Washington, Capt. and Mrs,
W. e. Shakespeare, u. s. A., s, G.
Mastick. U. s. N. r. F., and several
others.
Enlmons 8. Smith. president Of the
Golf Club at Washington,
and Mrs. Smith have arrived at The
Maplewood Hotel. Maplewood, N. H.,
to join their son, Emmons 8. Smith.
jr., who 10 making q great mark as
a golfer. and while under eighteen,