Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SULTAN OF TURKEY WILL BE
HOST FOR LoNGwoRTHs.
To Be Guests, However, Of American
sAmbassador-Personal Notes
Travel Plans


| they will be the guests of Ambassador
Leishman. 1t Is stated In Paris that they
will be met at the frontier by guard of
honor and Secretary Jay OF the embassy.
The sultan y reported to be anxious to
| show honor to President Roosevelt
| daughter. He has ordered a dinner In honor
! of her and her husband at the summer PAL
ace and there will be an illuminated regatta
| on the Golden Horn.
The American ambassador entertained at
| farewell luncheon yesterday for the Long
| worths. who have been staying this week
with the Count and Countess de Cham
brun.
President, was married at Fort Des Moines.
| Ia, last night to Capt. Willard G. HEIDI of
| the United States army.
Among the wedding gifts was a mahog-
any chest containing 106 pieces of silver,
| sent by the Presidents widow, Mrs. Ida
Mckinley of Canton, Ohio.
Capt. Heidi met Miss Mckinley while
she was visiting her uncle at the White
House. She has been a teacher at Mount
Holyoke. The captain is a son of DIR. and
Mrs. J. w. Hei~t of Atlanta, ga. and was
graduated from West Point in 1899. Miss
Caroline Harter of Canton, Ohio. was maid
of henor at the wedding.
The Austrian ambassador and Madame
f1enSefrnuiler, VINO are now at bar ,
will spend the autumn in Newport, where
they have leased a college.
Mrs. Clarence r. Edwards will give a
dinner tonight at Lenox, Mass.
The consul general to Korea Mr.. William
Haywood and family left this afternoon
for California. en- route to Seoul, where
| they will make their home.
Senator Warren. who has been the guest
of his brother. Mr.. Fred d. Warren. In Dali
ton, Mass. will leave today for Boston.
Senator Warren has been entertained at
luncheons this week by Gen. and Mrs. AL
fred e. ates of Washington and Senator
and Mrs. w. Murray Crane at their villas
in Windsor.
Lady Herbert wife of the former British
ambassador. will arrive Monday from Eu-
rope to spend the season with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Richard T. Wilson, at their
Newport villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Weldon wish to in
form their friends that the reception to be
given on the fiftieth anniversary of their
marriage will be held In Grace Baptist
Church. 9th street and South Carolina ave-
nue. southeast. on Tuesday evening, July
"a, and not at 31S 9Th street southeast, as
before announced.
Mrs Guy Mitchell and children are spend
Ing the summer at the Aurora House, Au-
rora, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Snyder Miss Vera
Snyder and Master Edwin jr., yesterday
went up to the Aurora House, Aurora, w.
Va, for the remainder of the summer.
Miss Katie Faunce of Benning, d. c.. left
this morning for a visit to her sister, Mrs
Baughman. in Camden, n. ].
The Glenn Pleasure Club was entertained
by Misses Ella and Murlyn Brown on Fri
day evening last at their residence, $40 9th
street northeast. Games and dancing were
INDUCED IN until a late hour. when they
were ushered into the dining room, where
a buffet supper was served.
Mrs. H. Boyer and her two daughters of
Benning, D. c.. left this morning for a trip
to Canada.
Mrs. Joseph Phillips of Brookland, d. c.,
in company with her mother and sister,
Mrs William Dreyer and Miss Dorothy
Dreyer, are spending few days at Colonial
Beach.
Miss Susan Plessner Pollock passed
through the city today from Culpeper. Va,
where she has made a very pleasant visit
for the past three weeks, en- route for
Mountain Lake Park. Md. She will remain
Until September.
Mrs. B. Krulervitch and sons, from New
York. visiting the parents of the former
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Schlosberg of $40 9th street
northwest.
Former Representative John T. Heard and
Mrs. Heard of Sedalia. Mo-, are the guests
of their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse H.
McCalley. at the Sorrento. 2233 18th street
northwest.
Madame Marie Diolot of 1920 18th street
announces the engagement OF her daughter,
Mile JEANNE Diolot. to Mr.. August Sandoz
of this city.