The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
ETY. LEADERS WIN PLACES IN THE NATIONS LITERARY FIELD


band the secrets Of antique stained
as distinguished from
opalescent-has carried on the work
cut short BY his death. He had
abandoned the modern use Of stains
and had mastered the Old World
method Of mixing colors directly
into the glass. Working with such
material, he conceived OF stained
windows as translucent decoration
bearing an ordered relationship to
the whole scheme of the builders
design. II Is In this spirit that Mrs.
Goodhue also works, and she has
executed many OF her husbands un-
finished designs. She does the de-
signing. presides over her shop In
Boston. and maintains a studio In
her Cambridge home. Her work
is TO be found in churches of prom
inence. and she had the honor of de-
signing the memorial window for
Pilgrim Hall. Piymouth-the gift of
the Massachusetts Daughters of the
Founders and Patriots Of America.
in celebration Of the Pilgrim Ter
centenary. Mrs. Goodhue Is the
daughter of the late Judge Thew
Wright. of Cincinnati. and is also
an accomplished violinist. as well as
the mother of three sturdy sons"
SOCIETY Is MOVING
TO SUMNER RESORTS.
Society Is slowly vending Its way
towards Europe and the various
summer resorts on these shores
and in the mountains. Every day
sees more houses here boarded up
with their households departing on
train or by motor. The North Shore.
Bar Harbor, Buena Vista. Blue
Ridge Summit. White Sulphur-all
the same resorts are claiming their
quotas Of the smart set as in past
seasons. One place. however. seems
to me Is going to be more popular
than ever with washington's social
leaders-and II has long been popu-
lar-and that is Hyannisport, Mass
Secretary of the Treasury A. w.
Mellon who has many pittsburgh
friends who summer there, is striv-
ing hard to get place up there for
the summer; has been making In
quIrIes for some time about rent
ing a cottage" but so far has not
found anything he wants which ne
can get. There are many that ne
wants but their owners refuse 10
rent them, II seems; like too wen
to 90 there themselves. Hyannis-
port. you know. is called the Bar
Harbor OF the South Shore.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie has
beautiful estate there with -magnifi-
cent gardens overhanging the
shore. The Woodbury. Blairs have
a place there and are going up
soon. It is set high and overlooks
the sea; is quite an unique looking
cottage and they call II Red
Cross" Representative and Mrs.
w. w. Chalmers ara going to oc--
cupy their cottage at Hyannisport
again this summer. They hail from
Toledo and reside at Congress Hall
Hotel in the winter. He has made
quite a record for himself. you
know, as a member of the Rivers
and Harbors Commission In the
House. Mrs. Chalmers will go up
there within the next few days and
he will Join her as soon as Congress
decides to rest for a while.
MANY LEAVE FOR
hear the Walter Hutchins are
trying to find a place there this sea-
son: they were UP there last year.
has the best golf
course in that vicinity; people go
there from the North Shore and all
about to golf and the big tourna-
ment is always there, too, I believe.
Other Washington regulars" at
are Gen. Greble and
Greble and Miss Marion
Hudson. Dolly and Conway Hunt.
who were there last season, expect
to go back this. They are the
children of the late Gen. Henry j.
Hunt, of civil war fame. The
Laughlins. the steel people. are
some of the Pittsburghers who al
ways go to Hyannisport; also the
Miss Lucretia Garfield. of will
famstown, Mass. who has been
studying Girl Scout work In New
York. has taken a position as In
structor in this work in Pine Noun
tain school. Cumberland Valley.
Ky, this autumn. Miss Garfield Is
a daughter OF DR.. Harry A. Garheid,
president of williams College. and
Mrs. GARFIELD and a granddaughter
OF the late James A. GARFIELD. Presi
dent Of the United States. Her
father was coal administrator ana
lived here during the war.
A special patriotic flag service
will be held on the Cathedral OF
Maryland grounds. In Baltimore
June 6. at which twenty-five socie-
ties will be represented. There are
to be standard bearers from each
society, who will assemble at s'So
and march to the Victory cross
where the service will be held. IRE
societies which will take part are:
The Society Of the Cincinnati. pres
ident, Col. Oswald TilChman: so
ciety of. Colonial wars In the state
OF Maryland. governor. Josias rem
nington; Scions Of Coloniai CaVa
Hers. Maryland Chapter, presioent'
Daniel Smith Gordon. OF Wasninp
ton: Society OF the Ark ana tne
Dove, governor. the Rev. James ~,
Of Annapolis; MarSiand
Society. Sons Of American Revoiu-
tion. nresident, william II. hay
yard. Society of the Sons OF the
president, John ID. MOT
can. Chapter One, the CoionlA'
Dames of America, president. MIS-
JosIas Pennington: Maryland 30
cietv of the Colonial Danes oI
America, president. Miss Elizao.th
r Williams; Maryland state 70
ciety OF the Daughters OF the Rev
regent. Mrs. Frank onton.
Anne Arundel Chapter. Daushters
Of the American Revolution rn.,
MRS. Robert A. welsh, OF mule
v,,Ie Md: Baltimore nan'ei'