Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

pageant ON Lincoln's birthday. Mr..
Adams is owner of the Kesolute. and
his wife and daughter We're promi-
nent figures during the festivities in
, honor of Sir Thomas Upton. Miss
Ellen Spraguca daughter of the
Charles Sprasue. has many affiliations
here and so have Miss Katherine
Sears daughter of the Harold Sears;
Miss katherine Greeley. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Frost Greeley.
and Miss Katherine Winslow. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Winslow.
1t appears TO BIZ II great Year for
katherine&, at least one-third of the
more than fifty notable debutantes
I bear that name. And so well organ
F! lied is the social set in the Hub that
| already dates have been arranged so
as not to conflict. and that redoubt-
| able host of the rosebud garden. Mr.
Harry -. Sleeper of Beacon street
1 has announced January II as the date
! on which he Will give reSplendent
! ball 1T the Copley-PlaZa for all the
/, buds in the inner circle. And Wash
i ington, with one or two exceptions.
| still ponders over the program of the
! little season.
+; The former assistant secretary of
war and Mrs. Robert Shaw oliver and
! Miss Oliver are among the several
prominent Washington families who
are going to spend the winter in Ber-
l
exquisite bungalows of white coral
: which face on the azure sea Just be-
! low st. George. which is the next
largest village TO Hamilton. An
iAmerican syndicate has acquired more
/ than five hundred acres in this sec
| ton and is about to erect a splendid
modern hotel and to begin work on an
J eighteen-hole golf course The Brit
| ish military authorities long ago
built fine system of walled roads
! all along the line H. Ia
4 paradise for othe ardent motorist
There are oVerhanging craes Tor miles
land jutting rocks on the beach, and
on the whole il is as fine "A lot of ma
irine scenery as people cross the ocean
to see between Amalf and Sorrento or
/ on the famous Corniche road to Nice
North of that brilliant crystal clear
ibody of water called Harrington
sound are as profitable fishing spots
iss may be found in the world Many
: followers of Izaak Walton-Senator
Knox. for one-delight to leave the
Tourist infested waters on the Florida
icoast and steal over in yacht to
! Harrington sound. and they bring
back tales and specimens too. Of
their luck. AS to climate. seventy
degrees is the average with the low
iest fall in the winter something be-
tween forty eight and fifty and the
!hiGhest when people frizZle in other
parts at about eighty or a little above
the British garrison at Hamilton ia
much diminished. especially since the
/ war. and the quarters formerly occu-
pea by officers may be secured at a
very small rental as prices 90 in otbar
parts OF the world. Then the bathing.
all through the winter and the ylori
Gus sunshine make a lure which those
VINO we're formerly enthusiastic over
California cannot resist
Mrs. Edward Stot sHury is So face;
mated with autumn in her splendid
estate. broadmoor just without Colo
fddo Springs and overshadowed by
/ flkes peak that after attending to
some necessary social duties in Phil
adelphia. it is her intention to return
westward for this month and nor
hapS until after THANKSGIVING. She
! IS expecting her son and his bride
Mr. and Mrs. James II F. Cromwell
| me latter formerly Miss Delphine
east in leisurely stages frdm their
wedding jaunt spent in Hawaii and
T, Japan.
/ Colorado Springs came back to its
ola popularity with a rush this sum
! mer. and many whose fine homes have
/, been closed for years opened and en-
( tertained large and brilliant parties
Z Senator and Mrs. Phipps were in resi-
dence at their home and were active
All through the season. Capt. and
! MRS. Harry Leonard and Miss Louise
Ihoron We're prominent in the Wash
lnGton contingent. Nearly all the big
wigs to the san Francisco convention
dropped off on the return trip and en-
joyed the glories OF this mountain
! country. Mrs. Stotesoury is proving
so enthusiastic lover of the sylvan
life there that her return to Phila-
dclphia for any prolonged stay this
/! winter seems probematic Colorado
Springs. besides its marvellous charms
as summer resort. offers a variety
of winter sports not surpassed in
Canada and Switzerland
1 younger set in the state DEPART
| ment will make that DISTINGUISHED
1 contingent one Of the eayest in what
it usually dull and spiritless season
as one administration passes to make
room for another. Mrs. Colby and
her daughter. Miss Katherine. who has
4 foregone that cherished ambition OF
remaining a trained nurse. will have
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