Evening star., 1922-10-01

IN the autpRn - the liysliest re.ort
and Mrs. Isaac Emerson. who hsxs
been passtng. the season there. have
aas ssraf VIII tss .nss
October. q series Of dinner Dances: Ct
which the quests are of much inter
est to Washington. The first of the
series was given in honor OF Mrs.
Mona McAdoo Morenschildt, who is
main until they return to Baltimore.
Mr., and Mrs. Francis Huger McAdoo
are also with the Emersons and the
dancing was arranged in paviiions
following the dining at the villa.
Mr. william c. Morrow of Washing.
ton was at the ball, and others well
known here were Mr.. and Mrs: +. Z:
Mccormick of Baltimore and Mr.. and
Mrs.. John R. Fell. Mrs. Morenschiidt.
who had contemplated spending the
winter abroad, has changed her plans
and will late in October occupy ner
apartment on Riverside Drive. She
will make q short visit to Philadei-
Altemus and her sister. Mrs. Clayton
Plstt. and will make frequent excur-
sions to Rryn Mawr, where Miss Sal
lie McAdoo has recently matrtcu-
lated.
No American resort has been sayer
all summer-and will continue SO
during the autumn and early win
ter-than Del Monte. where the polo
clubs from all down the coast are
now meeting for the championship
Of the San Mateo peninsula: Mr.:
and Mrs. George Marye and Mr.. ana
Mrs. William H. Crocker are at the
hotel for the month and are proIil-
nent among the entertainers. At the
recent horse show Miss Helen Marye
won many honors and has also COM
peted for ribbons in the senior events.
Mr.. and Mrs Marye may take trip
to Rio Janeiro before coming back to
plans that theiN return to their nome
in Connecticut avenue is problematic.
Miss Helen Marye is logically among
the buds of this winter, and SO. TOO,
Miss Natalie Hammond. also a Cali
fernian by birth and preference. But
neither Mrs. Marye nor Mrs: Ham.
mond are decided on this point and
will re-enter the school at which
she studied last year near Santa
Barbara. Mr. Hammond's health is
a detefring factor in Miss Hatalte's
case. Both these young girls are
famous equestriennes and have been
prominent in all junior events Both
are also prospective heiresses OF stel-
lar proportions and their debuts
would be important events Of the
little season. Mrs. Hammond Is at
Gloucester, Mass, and will come to
Washington for a brief time at least
some time in November Mr. and
Mrs. Crocker. who made frequent
visits east during the life of the hrst
Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison. will
come to Washington after January
and remain for q few weeks en- route
to Europe, where both have large in
terests in new musical productions
in Nice and Cannes.
Among the major attractions which
New York city offers to the visiter
this autumn are two marvellous art
collections, one devoted to the nne
objects which the late Enrico Caruso
had gathered from every quarter OF
Europe and the east. and the other
the private collection Of one of the
present age. Signor Amedeo Canessa
Of New York and Naples. The emf
nent tenor was as keen Judge OF
art as he was OF music and he had,
with the assistance of Signor Amedee,
obtained some marvellous jewelry and
old silver plate. together with some
valuable miniatures Of the eighteenth
century, the frames of which rank
with the painting in beauty and
grace. All these may be examined
in the Canessi Gallery wing, which Is
called the Caruso memorial exhibi-
ton. Nearby Mr.. Canessi has dis
played what is considered the hand
soonest gold service in existence, not
even excluding the historical gold
plate of Windsor Palace. This is the