The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
Some Odds and Ends of
Interesting Gossip
of Interesting Folks.
of Interesting Folks.

music brings 20 her mind. She evsn
does Il In the dark. I've heard peo-
pie talk of music In terms Of colo-s.
and I suppose that the ideas are SINH
lar. They claim that each tone has
its counterpart IN color-I think
that is correctly expressed. but not
being an artist. I'm never quite sure
OF my terms. At any rate Daisy
sawtelle listens TO music, Eets the
color Of the tones and paints . pic
ture accordingly. her hand being
guided, she says. by the musical
tones. The lsymen like me don't
know what TO think about them. but
artistic people are inclined to rave
about them.
MRS. sAwTELLE's niece, Daisy
INl Reed. the young daughter Of
Capt. and Mrs. walter Lawrence
Reed. was visiting them down there
and had a perfectly wonderful time.
Capt Reed is the son Of the late AMI
famous walter Reed. after whcm
the hospital was named. Mrs Evel-
eth z. whiting, OF AshevIlle. for
merly OF this city, is still the guest
OF her husbands brother in law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Join Finney.
but expects to go any day now. Her
husband and daughter. Frances
Eveleth. were here, too. but they
have both gone back TO Ashevills.
Frances is such a charming and
good looking girl She is coming
here this winter to visit the walter
schoelkopfs for a while. and will so
early next month 20 be the guest Of
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart Jackson, IN Montclair, n. J..
for a month. The Jacksons, who
have been visiting DR.. ana Mrs.
Larkin w. Glazebrook. left yest---
day for Montclair. making the TRIP
by motor. Mrs. Jackson was here
for a month. and Mr.. Jackson ran
down for week-ends. Mrs. jackson.
Mrs. Glazebrook. and Mrs. whiting
are all sisters. you know. Frances
Eveleth whiting has Just been 1T
an inheritance by her great uncles
widow. Mrs. Katherine Robinson.
widow Of Frank Robinson.
Mrs. whiting expects 20 return 20
Asheville by motor with Mr.. and
Mrs Harry whiting. OF Philadelphia.
who are going TO pay Mr.. and Mrs.
I Eveleth whiting a visit down there.
They had all expected to be in Ashe-
VILE before this. but Harry whiting
has been sick.
I see that the wayfarers' Book
Shop has moved: Is no longer on II
street, but is on jackson place near
the women's City Club. I hear that
Capt. Henry Of the British Embassy
stan isn't coming back after all.
when he went home several months
ago Il was 70 be only for a visit,
but now I hear from one OF the
embassy stan that he isn't coming
back. We are all wondering what
q certain attractive young lady will
DO about that More gossip-welI.
Consul General Ralph Totten. who
was due to leave here Wednesday
and sail Saturday for his new post
as consul general at Barcelona.
Spain, has delayed his departure for
a month. He has returned from a
brief visit in New York. He is an
other artistic person; writes and
paints both very well; writes prose
and poetry and paints In both water
colors and oils. He is a cousin Of
George Oakley Totten, jr.
Frederick william VILE. who has
so frequently been accused Of hav-
ing written The Mirrors Of wash
ington." has at last been cleared Of
the CHARGE" now even the news
papers have declared that Clinton
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