Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-28
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
GERMAN AMBASSADOR LEAVES
BEVERLY FARMS FOR sARANAc.
Secretary Bonaparte Has Completed
His Vacation and Returns to
Washington Friday.

| Washington Friday.
| The German ambassador and Baroness
Speck Won Sternburg, who have been spend
| ing the summer at Beverly Farms, Mass,
| have departed for the Saranac Inn. where
| they will spend the next few weeks.
| Mrs. Ernest Wilkinson, accompanied by
her son, Midshipman Theodore Wilkinson.
who has just returned from his practice
cruise, left Washington this morning for
| Narragansett Pier. where they will remain
| until late in the autumn. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
kinson returned to their home on r street
| only short time ago from several short
visits to different resorts
Secretary Bonaparte Of the Navy Depart
ment will reach Washington Friday having
completed his vacation. 1t is expected that
Mrs. Bonaparte nd Miss Haydock will re-
| main at the Hotel Aspinwall in the Berk-
shires several weeks longer before return
| ing to Baltimore.
Mr.. Benjamin F. Harper, auditor Of the
War Department. who was married August
to Miss Laura Gorham of Chicago, has
returned to Washington with his bride, and
| they are at the Dewey.
Chief Clerk William H. Bayly Of the PEN
sion office. with his wife and son, has re-
| turned from a vacation spent in Ohio and
among the lakes of Ontario.
| Mrs. George Law, who is the guest Of Mr.
| and Mrs. Reginald c. Vaderbilt at Sandy
Point Farm, is confined to her room by
slight illness. Since the return of Mrs. Van
| derbtlt from Saratoga and her recent ope-
| ration. from which she Is rapidly recover
ing, Mrs. Law has been her constant at
| tendant.
|
Washington after sojourn at Fort Monroe,
| where they were extensively entertained:
! Col. Potts, who is of the Artillery Corps,
has been put in charge of the military in
| formation bureau.
Mrs. Sheffield Cowles and her son, Shelf
| field Cowles are at the Saranac Inn until
| the middle of September.
Mrs. Vessels, wife of Brig. Gen. H. w.
Vessels, retired. has gone to Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ga, to visit her daughter, Mrs Du-
San.
Mrs Abercrombie left Stoneleigh Court
| this morning for her country seat near
Reading, Pa. DIR. Abercrombie will join his
wife later, and they will remain at their
place until the latter part of September. DR..
| and Mrs. Abercrombie have just returned
| from the North Shore, where they spent the
early part of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Dean of the High
| lands with Mrs. Deans mother, Mrs.
| Burch, who 1 8 spending some time with
them, have gone to Atlantic City to be gone
several weeks.
Senator and Mrs. Foraker, who have been
| in the city short time, left yesterday
morning, Mrs. Foraker going to join the
| family at their cottage at Seabright, N: j.,
and the senator going to his home in Ohio.
The marriage OF Miss Adelaide I. Rover,
youngest daughter Of Mr.: and Mrs. Thomas
A md Mr. RI
nagh will be solemnized September at
| st. Aloysius Church. Rev. Father Conway,
| s. J., will perform the ceremony, assisted
| by Father Michael ]. Walsh. assistant
pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Mer-
| cy, Brooklyn, N. Y, and by Rev. John J.
Walsh, assistant pastor Of ST.. Teresa's
Church. New Orleans. La. cousins of the
| groom-elect as well as Of several Of the local
Catholic clergy. Mr. Cavanagh, who is the
youngest surviving son of Mrs. Anne Cava-
| nagh and the. late Michael Cavanagh,
l;tterateur, is a graduate of George
| town University, and is closely identified
with one of the largest firms of corpora
ton lawyers in New York city.
The bride will be attended by her sister,
Miss Katherine Rover. as her maid of hon
or. Mr.. Cavanagh will have as his best
| man Mr.. John ]. Kirby of Marblehead,
Mass, and his ushers will be DR.. James H.
Griffith. his former law partner; Mr.. Robert
w. Ashley, Mr.. James A. Tuohy and Mr..
Bernardine Rover, brother of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs Denton Morford are register
ed at the Chalfonte, Atlantic City.
Judge w. p Stafford Of the District STU
preme Court is spending few weeks at
Chevy Chase Inn Judge Stafford will
shortly leave for his home in Vermont to
spend his vacation with his family.
Mrs. VIM. F. HELEN and Mrs. Martin Of
1925 21st street have returned from visit
to Cape May, N. J., having been called
nf he
Mr.. VIM. F. HELEN.
Mrs A. H. Grofr and children of ia
Florida avenue northwest are spending the
week at Colonial Beach. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Goldenburg and
daughter, who have been spending the sum-
mer at Chevy Chase Inn. returned today to
their residence In Georgetown.
DR.. and Mrs. Mofitt of Capitol Hill have
been called to Columbus, Ohio, to attend
the funeral Of Mr.. H. T. Henderson. father
Of Mrs. Moffitt. Mr.. Henderson was a WELL
known resident Of Franklin county, Ohio,
having resided there for ninety-one years.
His age at time of death was ninety-eght
years.
Mr.. Judson c.. Clements, interstate COM
merce commissioner, and his family are at
Chevy Chase Inn for the remainder Of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fay Harper Of the Win
ton, 400 Harvard street, have been called
to Baltimore on account Of the death Of
Mrs Harper's mother, Mrs. Robert Mac
Gregor.
Dr. Walter Wyman Of the Marine Hos
pital service is at Chevy Chase Inn for the
remainder Of the summer.
Rev. DIR. Easton, pastor of the Eastern
Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. Easton and
daughter will return this week from their
summer vacation. The past six weeks have
been spent on the banks of the St Law
renee visiting also the Thousand Islands,
the Adirondacks and in New Hampshire.
The doctor will OCCUPY his pulpit next Sum