The Washington times., 1906-10-01
PHILIPPINE PARTY
DEPLETED BY DEATH
Miss Schmidlapp. One Of
Taft'S Guests, First to
Pass Away.
WAS TO MAKE DEBUf HERE
Fatal Automobile accident Removed
Accomplished Young Woman Who
Would Have Been Prominent
in Washington.

Accomplished Young Woman Who
Would Have Been Prominent
in Washington.
Nothing but weddings resulted from
Secretary Tafts memorable trip TO the
Philippines. until the death OF pretty
Miss Charlotte Schmidlapp September
19. i'm Europe Mr. and Miss Schmidlapp
were the especial guests Of Secretary
l Taft the friendship between them be
/ ing of long standing. Miss Schmidlapp
was lust nineteen and was in Europe
buying her "chlfons" preparatory 20
making her debut this winter, first I'm
! Cincinnati. at her fathers beautiful
home. Kircheim. and later IN Washing
! ton as the guest Of Secretary and Mrs.
/ Taft
Mr.. Schmidlapp and his daughter
/ with Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Ault, had
/ landed at Cherbourg, where Charles NJ.
/ schwab placed his big motor car at
their disposal. They were on their way
! 10 Paris. and were motoring through
/ lower Providence when the accident oc-
I CURED in which Miss Schmidlapp was
/ killed
y curious coincidence is that Miss
! I.Schmidlapp's sister. mother and grand
mother were all killed In a railway ac-
} Cident six years ago, leaving this charm
q ing girl as her fathers only charge and
! comforter. Through her death Wash
ington will lose much. for her first in
PRODUCTION would have been at the
/ White House and under the care OF
! Mrs. Taft
NJ. de Pury. charge d'afalres for
/ Switzerland, VIII arrive in Washington
4 tomorrow after "a summer spent at
/ LenoN, where he has been the life OF
/ all outdoor sports
Mrs. Donald Mclean. president gen
/ eraI OF the ID. A. r.. viii arrive IL the
I New Willard this afternoon from New
/ York. and will attend the board meet
! ing OF her society tomorrow. She Is a
} busy woman. having only reached her
! New York home Saturday evening aIter
/ "a visit 10 the state conference OF YER
mont, held az burlington
Mrs. 6. /. Sleeth and Miss Gregory
] have returned 10 Washington from n
/ visit Jo Europe. They spent the sum
mer abroad ard Mrs. Sleeth, who = m
/ slructor of ayL At the National Gained
/ RAJ School. stopped i'm New 1CTk on her
/ v-av 20 Washington 10 paint pOftral u
! II Airs AIGriCh, mother of Spencer Aid
rich. She painted portraits OF MT Ala
rich and his wife Some time ago.
David RothschiId. who has been on q
/ business trip 10 Madison, Wis. VIII ~
/ ulru To Washington FRIDAY
Air. and Mrs. Henry Donch, OF II
! street viii ceIcBrat- tneir golden we'd
/ ding ON Tuesday evening Among inc
/ guests viii be the Washington saenger-
! bmd. OF which AIr. DOnCn is an honor
ary member and the Woman.s 5 club or
/ the same organization. of which MRS.
! Donch was the first president
Mrs. Mary B. Thomas. OF Richmond.
/ Va, arrived in the city today and Will
/ remain as the house guest Of Mrs, Old
| berg until Saturday.
of the prominent Richmond singers
! viii give "a song recital az Mrs. old
herg's music room In the Beiasco The
alter.
/ AIr. and Mrs. Albert T.. Hines an
! n0unce the engagement Of their daUgn-
ter Alberta 10 William Francis Sauter
The wedding viii take place 10 Octoeer-
Dr. Watson. of Philadelphia, assistant
on the medical staf OF the Pennsylvania
! railroad, spent the weekend in Wash
! ingtOn as the guest OF J. @. Buylan
! Massachusetts avenue
Word has been received here that on
the 18th instant Samuel J. Garges, a
former Washington boy, son OF Nj.
/ and Mrs. William II. Gaiges. Of rs
/ North CuTOlina avenue southeast, but
/ now located in Detroit. Mich, was mar
ried to Miss Florence SChuOOr at Grand
/ Rapids by the Rev. Father Schmidt. OF
] st. Andrew Church. The wedding was
| "A quiet affair. only a few intimate
I friends being present and after the
ceremony and q welding breakfast MT.
hand Mrs. Garges left for Niagara Falls,
/ New York. and points in Canada. Up
I on their return they Will reside az l0S2
/ Brooklyn avenue, Detroit. Mr. and
! Mrs. G1Tges expect to spend the hOli-
DAYS with relatives and friends in
/ Washington.
Miss Miriam Shoeneman. Of Baltimore
I spent q few days here last week with
/ Miss r.elle Behrend. of Rhode Island
avenue.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Hahn and
daughter. Miss Beatrice Hahn, OF this
/ city. who have been travelling abroad
since last May, are now en- route home
! A. Simons. of New York city. spent a
few days mere this week en- route South
David Iubin and daughter. Miss Eva
Lubin, OF San Francisco. Cal. are the
/ guests for the week or the Kew. and
Mrs a Simon, Of this city. Mr.. aad Miss
/ Lubin are en- route TO Italy, where they
| expect to reside. while the latter re-
sumes studies in vocal music and art
Mrs. Isaac Strouse, Of Baltimore, was
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Q King
Miss Hetty Abrams, who for several
years has been the secretary of the
Washington section Of the Council OF
Jewish Women, has left Washington e
enter new duties. a. matrOn OF tho
FarmviIle Industrial School. which is
located near Philadelphia ard promot-
ed by some of the best kr own Hebrews
In America Miss Abrams itas the sin
Cere well wishes Of all her friends in
her new sphere.
Mrs. William Bass is spending couple
weeks in Baltimore with her sister, Mrs
! A. y. Frank.
! SIR WILLIAM TREALOR
L0ND0N'S LORD MAYOR