The Washington times., 1936-07-18
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The annual midsummer tennis
tournament commences on the Ca
sino Courts Monday at Hot
Springs, Va. and continues
through the week, with the finals
on Saturday. There will be mems
and women's singles and mixed
doubles.
Miss Eliza Kent Wolff, of New
York, who won the women'S title
last year, is here to defend it.
Among other entries from the pres
ent summer colony are Col. Will
liam Mckee Dunn, Mr.. William
Watson, I'd, Mr.. Angus B. EicholS,
jr., Mr.. Mead Spicer, Mr.. Andrew
Christian, Mr.. William j. Clark,
Mr.. John Warrington, Mr.. William
Wetmore,- Miss Betty Edwards,
Miss Abbie ingalls,, Miss Ellen
Bates, Miss Mary Geary, Miss
Louise Geary and the MarcheSa
de Prado-Ameno.
Birthday Party
A high note in last week-end'S
entertaining was the celebration OF
Miss Louise Geary's birthday. Miss
Geary is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Geary, jr., of New
York, formerly of Philadelphia.
There was a large luncheon given
in her honor at the Cascades Club,
after swim in the Cascades pool.
at which most of the younger set
were present: Mr.. Joseph j. Ryan,
Miss Elinor Ryan, Mr.. William G.
Hunt, Mr.. Arthur M. Jones, jr..
Miss Betty Edwards, Miss Eliza
Kent Wolff, Miss Mary Geary,
Miss Polly ingalls,, Miss Abbie In
gals, Miss Susie ingalls,, Mrs. Den
man Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wetmore. Miss Louise Geary
and her sister, Miss Mary Geary,
had as dinner guests that evening
in the Colonial Room, Walter Wat
son, I'd, Miss Susie ingalls,, Mr..
Dick Ware, Mr.. Van Ware and Mr..
Jack Tirsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Geary, Jr.,
entertained at dinner at the same
time for Mrs. Burrill Watson and
William FanshaWe White.
Col. and Mrs. William Mckee
Dunn, of Washington, gave a din
ner at their Hot Springs home,
Grammercy Farm, Saturday night.
honoring the Argentine Ambas-
sador and Nine. Felipe A. ESpil,
and the Netherlands Minister,
Jonkheer H. M. van Haersma de
With. The Minister arrived at
The Homestead on Friday for a
brief visit. The Ambassador and
Nine. Espil are here for the
summer.
Luncheon Hosts
Mrs. Eugenia de SARDINIA and
her daughter, the Marchesa de
Prado AMEND, entertained Dick
Ware and Van Ware of Bronx
vile and Hot Springs, at luncheon
in the Colonial room Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Bacon,
of Cambridge, Mass, accompanied
by Mr.. William L. McGill, of
Petersburg, Va, drove in a car
riage to Fassifern Farm for tea.
Among recent arrivals at The
Homestead are William r. Stew
art and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B.
Grove, of New York; Mrs. M. E.
Shaw and Miss M. Shaw, of Jack
son Heights, N. Y; DR.. George
E. de Schweinitz and Mrs. Clar-
ence Lamb, of Philadelphia; Mrs.
ingalls, Sard, Mrs. John Sewer,
Daniel w. O'Donohue, ST.; Miss
Elinor Ryan, Miss Faustine Den
mis-, the Argentine Ambassador
and Nine. Felipe A. Espil, and the
Netherlands Minister, H. M. van
HaeSma de With, of Washington;
Mrs. Heaton OwSley, of Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick w. Eskew,
of Portland, Me-; Kenneth H.
Wilson, of Fitchburg, Mass; Fran
els w. Hunnewell, Miss Louise
Hunnewell, Miss Jane P. Hume
we'll and w. P. Hunnewell, of
Wellesley, Mass; Mrs. Charles
Mcclure Clark, Mrs. Denman Clark,
Miss Lenore Clark and Ricardo
Clark, of st. Louis; Mrs. William
R. Massie, of Earlhurst, Va, and
Mr.. j. Gordon Smith and Mr..
Marston Smith, of Greenwood, Va.
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Mrs. G. E. Wood, of London,
Ontario, is staying at the Dodge
while in the Capital and is &C
companied by Miss Margaret
Dougall, of Fort Erie, Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wade of st.
Paul, Minnesota, are spending q
few days at the Dodge.