The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-02
RAMBLER SEES
IH0ROUGHFARE
DESERTED
A Morning Stroll Along
Fashionable Massa-
chusetts Avenue
ApoIorles to 0. 0. McIntyre

Apologies to O. o. Mcintyre
MASSACHUSETTS Avenue in
M midsummer. Barred doors
A1 and shuttered windows. A
general air of waiting for some
thing to happen.
Four crows on the lawns of the
Naval Observatory. They have a
solemn air of importance. Look
like they belonged on Massachu'
sets Avenue. And knew 1t.
The Couzel place with For
sale signs prominently displayed
Hate q -lived-in house. Like
woman who never had beau:
Maybe the Michigan Senator VIII
give. the place to Madeline when
she marries.. Heard she was en-
gagged.
Mrs. HoIcofnbe Here
Mrs. Holcombe In a natty little
gray roadster before her shattered
pink mansion. Said Mrs. Hol-
combes that time without a CULVER.
Get used to it in time. "Syl is
IA Newport. Maybe that explains
why the former Mrs. Syl" Is in
Washington. An attractive woman.
And she was such homely bud. "
Only Margaret would dare wear a
sleeveless frock with those long
and slender arms. Look like rib
bons.
signs of activity at the Rinehart
house. Must call up TO see IL the
lady is in town. Know the doctor
is, or was short time ago. The
Hight house is shattered. Miss
their little brown spaniel on the
doorstep.
Called the Rineharts. No one
answered. All Well Reckon did
not see the doctor.
Queen Is Coming
The Rumanian legation. The
queen, hear from Dimancesco, is
going to make the legation her
headquarters when In Washington
this fall. Friend Dimmy writes that
the Bibescos may return. The post
was offered one M. Comnen. q for
mer Rumanian minister, but refused
a. the gentleman had youngsters he
wants educated at home.
hear from Dimny, also, that the
little Princess neana. although not
yet a. debutante, will be allowed by
her august mamma to attend a
'sfews, parties while in America.
Good news for the Capitals younger
set.
The queen, says Dimmy, has de-
.clared she is coming to America
not to ask, bat to give" Hope she
gives some nice parties at the lega,
ton I've edited enough Of her copy.
goodness knows, to win cup of
tsa or two.
The Lars Anderson place looks
Hike strong box in a bank. Wish
Mrs. Walsh would take away that
little cement coffin arrangement in
front OF her place. Creepy. She.
hear, Is having peach OF time
up on the North Shore with Mrs.
Thomas r. Marshall. They are at
Magnolia
Good News
hear someone is opening little
eating-dancing place next door OF
somewhere near the Walsh place on
Massachusetts, Avenue. Something
new for that plutocratic and digni.
fled thoroughfare. Maybe that is
why Mrs. Walsh is moving into the
country.
Dupont Circle and Connecticut Ave.
nue.. The Edison Bradley place in
ruins and the avenue given over to
shops. Sic transit gloria mundi.
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The British Ambassador and
Lady Esme Howard will be lunch
con guests on Saturday of Mrs.
Godfrey Lowell Cabot at her place
at Beverly. Mass.
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THEATER PARTY
Is PLANNED
An executive meeting Of the Susan
y. Anthony Foundation was held at
the home Of Mrs. ICorbin Thompson.
1909 Buchanon, on Friday evening.
Plans were made for a theater party
to take place during the month OF
August at the National. The host
esses assisting Mrs. Thompson and
her daughter were Mrs. II. Nc.
Kenna, Mrs. Florence Adams, Miss
Caroline Adams, Mrs. Clara O'Brien
McCrone, Miss Margaret O'Brien.
Mrs. L. Chamberlin, Mrs. Lucy
Shaw and Mrs. Anthony. Mrs.
Theresa Dean, noted writer, was the
guest Of honor.
MI anu ME- GOTOOH AuCuonClOSes
who passed, the early part of the
summer at their estate on Fresh
Pond Rd., Glencove L. l., have gone
to Bar Harbor to stay with Mrs.
Auchincloss' parents, Colonel and
Mrs. Edward NJ. House.
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Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Samuel War.
rem Miller are at Heaton Hall
Stockbridge, Mass.
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Harold r. Young, Of Washington
who Is spending the summer in the
Northwest, is making an extended
stay at the Davenport Hotel, in
Spokane, Wash.
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