Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
COMING MARRIAGE OF MISS BoBB
AND MIR. PROCTOR.
Recent Engagements Announced-De-
partures for Summer Tours
Interesting Personals.

MT. ana Mrs. ReynOlOS Hit are NisitiHS
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt at New
port and have been the recipients of much
attention. Mrs. Hit was formerly Miss
Edith Gray and was a bridesmaid at the
marriage of her hostess.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Leidy of Philadelphia
gave dinner at their Narragansett Pler
villa last night in nonor of M. des Portes de
la Fosse. charge daffaires of the French le-
CATION and Nine. de la Fosse. The guests
Included Mrs. r. G. Dun of New YORK, MI.
and Mrs. Emery McMichael of Philadel-
phia, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. McVickar OF New
York Mr.. L. Harrison Dulles, Mr. william
c. Morrow and Miss Clagett of Washing
ton.
Col Henry F. Blount is up at Dorchester
Mass visiting his son-in-law and daughter,
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene r. Shipper
The engagement was announced yesterday
from Paris of Miss Edith Devereux Clapp,
daughter of Mrs. N. Devereux Clapp or
New York to Count r. du Temple de
Rougemont of Paris The weddns VIII ta n,
place in New York in December Count ou
Temple de Rougmont has one of the Oldest
titles in France dating back to the eiev-
enth century. He is an orphan ana n'es
on his estate of several thousand acres. at
Mention. He is an enthusiastic automo-
bilist
The bishop of Washington and Mrs. Sat
terlee with Miss Satterlee. will spend the
early part of the bishops convalesence from
his recent long illness at Atlantic CITY,
where they expect to be IN Gay o. W. W.
After he has gained sufficient strength the
bishop and his family will cruise along the
Maine coast. and will probably finally settle
near Bar Harbor for the rest OF the season.
Senator and Mrs. Foraker and thelr
daughters and sons-in-law are about to
start for vacation together in the feiio"-
stone Park and other harvest points
Senator and Mrs Stewart have gone to
Saratoga Springs.
It is a roundabout way to get the news
| hut the New York Herald's European col
| ton publishes the following OIL ol eosSp
which will be of interest here:
| 1.-THE London Daily Express understands
| that the marriage which. 1t was reported
| had been arranged between MAJOR Eustace
| Crawley of the 18th: Prince Oh a,.a ma s1s-
Roval Lancers, and Miss Daisy Letter Bis
| ter of Lady Curzon of Kedleston. will not
| take place. Major Crawiey returned from
| America Saturday"
Mrs. and the Misses Letter are 10" a.
| Bar Harbor
| Mr. Roger Wetmore, son of Senator Wet
| more is reported to have won mover
| wager at Atlantic City by hiring himself
out as a waiter at one of the big notel
| cafes. where he not only accomplished ms
| work successfully, but also received TOUT
| dollars and thirty cents In tips. Mr wet
| more's argument was that he could 90 as
well as an old hand. and if necessary could
earn his living that way.
| Mr. Preston Gibson of Chicago. whose
wife is daughter of Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Page has written a play which amateurs
| will produce in Milwaukee this week.
| Lake Geneva and Lake Forest contin-
gent of friends of the Gibsons will be on
| hand to enjoy the play of which the critics
| have said many pleasant things.
Mr.. and Mrs Hobart Chatfield-Taylor
| and children who have been abroad for the
| last year, returned early in the week ana
went at once to Lake Forest Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs John M. McGir of K street
northwest have announced the coming mar
riage of their eldest daughter. Mabel A. to
| Mr.. oliver ]. LeBeau of this city. Inc
! ceremony will take place In st. Patricks
Church. Thursday. August 4. at 10 o'clock.
and will be followed by small reception at
| the home of the brides parents. No invi-
| tations or announcement cards are to be Is
| sued it being the desire of the couple to
have the event as quiet as possible
| Miss Ruby Faucet of Roanoke, Ala. is
on a visit to her uncle, Mr. N. S: Faucet:
deputy treasurer of the isthmian canal canal
| commission, and Mrs. Faucet, at their
| apartments in the Cecil.
| The Misses S. Blanche and Sadie F:
| Clokey are being delightfully."- entertained
| at Newport, KY.
| Miss Anna Paul of 613 Virginia avenue
southeast has gone to visit her aunt. Mrs.
| Ed Aiken, and her cousins. Mrs. Oliver Ro-
| barge and Mrs. Albert E. Clarke of Oswe-
go, N. Y. Later she will go to Syracuse
| to be a guest of her uncle, Mr.. James Doyle,
| for an indefinite sOjourn.
The following Washingtonians are spend
| ing their vacation at Mt. Chimborazo, on
the Potomac: Mrs. R. Ready. Mr. and
Mrs H. J. Juenemann. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
| Wagner Earl Wagner, Mrs. Jos. Kolb, NIL
| dred Kolb and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M.
Pgott and Mrs. N. Gibson White and Miss
| May White.
Miss Margaret McFetridge and Mrs.
| strawhorn of st. Paul. Mimi. are the
| guests for a few days of Mrs. Reinmiiler,
| 621 street northeast.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. L. Norris of Estancia. N.
| NJ formerly of this city, visiting the
Norrises of Brightwood D. c.
Mrs. H. L. Films of this city has opened
| her cottage at Short Beach, Conn.,. for the
| season and is entertaining as guests Mrs.
| T. H. Brinkman and son and Miss Fannie
| Fillins of Washington.
Miss Anna Eaton and Miss Lillian Eaton
| of 134 7th street southeast have left for a
| trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City,
| where they are expected to spend several
| weeks.
| Miss Jane Nevin Shryock of West Phila-
| delphia, Pa. has returned to her home after
short visit to her cousins, the Misses Tus-
| tin.
| Miss Frances Mclean of Portsmouth, Va.
| who has been visiting Mrs w. Oliver Muir
| ray of Southeast Washington, returned to
| her home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kosciusko Hamilton have
| left the city for their vacation and will
| visit friends in Virginia and east Tennessee
| A pleasant time was spent aboard the
private yacht Jane on trip down the
| Potomac last night. The party was chap
| eroned by Mrs. William Berry, who had as
her guests Misses Farr, Kingsley Baltz,
Sweet, Pate and Dalton and Messrs. Good
man, White, Henderson, Mccarthy and
Hodge.
Mrs. John H. Wood and children Of 8O4
| E street northeast, who have been visiting
| with relatives and friends in Cincinnati
Chicago and Sheboygan, are now with rela-
tives at Manitowoc, Wis, where they ex-
| pect to remain for several months.
| Marriage Licensea