The Washington times., 1919-08-30
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
President Plays Golf-Italian Ambassador Goes to
Newport-SenatOr Ball Buys House

IT BE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
WILSON followed up a late
rnoon at golf yesterday with an
early morning game today. Yester-
day afternoon, Admiral Grayson ac-
cOmpanied them. Today, they went
alone.
The italian Ambassador, Count
Macchi di Cellere, left Washington
this morning for Newport, where he
will stay over Labor Day with the
Countess and their children, who have
been at Hill Top Inn there for Aug
ust. and will probably stay through
September.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Baker attended the dance given last
night in the knights Of Columbus
Hall at Washington Barracks, by the
Welfare Division Of the army. Mrs.
Monica D. Woodell was chairman Of
the dance committee. Col. Joseph e.
Wheeler, jr., commandant at the Bar
racks, received with Mrs. Woodell.
Mrs. Baker sang for the company
during the evening; but Secretary
Baekr begged on when asked to
speak. Supper was served at mid
night. and the Barracks band played
for the dancing.
Senator. and Mrs. Heisier Ball. of
Delaware. have obught a house on
Massachusetts, avenue, near Thirty
Eighth street. of which they will
shortly take possession. They have
been in Philadelphia for a few days.
and will probably spend the week
end and Labor Day in Atlantic City.
Cyro de Freitas vale, second Sec
retary Of the Brazilian embassy, is
sailing from New York on Wednes-
day for Rio de Janeiro TO serve for q
few months in the foreign oRice.
Capt. Edward Grahame Parker ana
Mrs. Parker will entertain at dinner
this evening from Mrs. Arthur Bach
man. of San Francisco.
Miss Martha Goldman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, Mrs. 3.
h. G. Slater and Miss Marguerite
Caperton are among Washingtonians
noticed yesterday at the final and
biggest day Of the Newport Horse
Show.
The announcement OF the marriage
Of former Senator Nathan Con, of
West Virginia, TO Miss Catherine
Penny, in New York, on Thursday,
was distinct surprise to his friends
here.
MFs. Brewster Here.
Mr.. Andre W. Brewster IS at the
shoreham for a week, after spend
ing the summer in New Brunswick
Walker, Mrs. Brewster will go to
New York the middle of next week
TO meet General A. ". Brewster,
who Is returning with Gen. Per
Fhing. Mrs. Walker will join Mrs.
Brewster in New York, 70 await the
arrival Of Gen. Brewster. They win
all come Immediately to Washington.
and Mrs. Walker will open her apart
'ment for the winter.
Mrs. 7. Dewitt Talmage Is giving
up her apartment at the A1tamont,
and has been staying at the Shore
ham for a few days, experimenting
the removal and storing Of her fur
niture. She left last evening for
EllIins, W. Va, where she will be
the guest for a while Of Mrs. steph-
en- B. El<ins, at Halliehurst. Later
on, Mrs. Talmadge and Mrs. Elkins
will motor to Bar Harbor for .
short stay.
Mrs. Daniel Manning, widow Of
the former Secretary Of the Treas
ury. ID at the Shoreham, where she |
will be Joined by Mrs. Robert Liv-
ingston Fryer. Of Buffalo. Together,
they will go to Hot Springs FOR an
autumn visit.
Miss Enid Sims, who has been Vis-
iting In Denver FOR the last two
months, will return to Washington
early in September, joining her par
ents Congressman and Mrs. Thetus
w. Sims in their Wyoming avenue
home.