Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-14
The WORLD OF SOCIETY
NO WAsHINGToNIANS AT THE
LAST COURT OF THE SEASON.
President McKinley's Niece to Be
Married-Travel Plans
Personals.

the fourth and final court, marking the
close or the London season. There were
500 guests at the brilliant event
IN ADDITION to the members OF the royal
family resident in the palace, the Prince
OF Wales and the Duke of Connaught who
have been absent from recent courts were
present.
The reception rooms were decorated with
white and mauve flowers and the scheme
OF floral coloring of the dining room was
mauve.
Ambassador and Mrs. Reid and the men,
bers of the American embassy were pres
ent. The Americans presented in the diplo-
matte circle were Oscar S. Straus and Mrs.
Straus of New York and Henry White
American ambassador at Rome, and in the
general circle Mrs. William Clark and Miss
clark of New Jersey, Mrs Muriel Steel of
California, Miss Muriel Robbins of New
York and Miss Edith Lewis, an American
resident in London
King Edward has q few engagements in
England and Is expected to go TO Marin
bad early in August.
Capt James Mckinley L. S. A. has is
sued cards for the marriage of his sister
Miss Grace Howe Mckinley. a niece Of the
late President Mckinley, to Capt. Grayson
Willard HEIDI of the 18th Regiment, United
States Cavalry, at Fort Des Moines, Iowa.
The romance which has led up to this
marriage began at the White House, 1t Is
said. a few months before the death of
President Mckinley, when his niece was
his guest and under his roof first met Capt.
Heidi Two years later they met again at
Joio. in the Philippines. and their engage
ment was announced shortly after Miss
Mckinley return to this country.
Miss Gertrude Davis left last week for
stay of several weeks in southern Mary
land. and viii visit other places of interest
before returning in the fall.
Mrs. n. E. Weatherless, Miss Ruth Ellen
Weatherless and Master Esmere Brown
Weatherless of 2402 Brightwood avenue
will leave Monday night for New York city.
They will be gone six weeks. and while
away will visit various points OF interest
in the Empire state.
Capt and Mrs. Timsley L. Allen will close
their Church street residence the early part
of the week and leave town for their coun-
try place in Virginia.
Word has been received in this city that
Mrs. s. A Wolhaupter and Miss Lizzie NJ.
Warman of Mount Pleasant, who sailed
June 80 on the steamer Noordland from
Philadelphia for Liverpool, had arrived safe
and were in good health They will tour
Europe before visiting several of the large
cities of England. France, Belgium, Hol-
knd Germany. Switzerland and Italy, after
which they will sail from Liverpool August
% for Montreal.
Mrs. L. M. Cooper and Miss Darrell left
Thursday for Berkeley Springs.
Mrs Frank c. Sanders and three children
of Twin Oaks, South Brookland, have gone
to Boyds, Md, for few weeks recreation.
Mr.. Sanders expects to join them later IN
the week.
Mrs Samuel E Williamson Of 400 Rhode
Island avenue northwest is visiting her
TfT1fa Ri
Mr.. and Mrs Walter E. Wright of Capitol
Hill have gone to Mountain Lake Park
Md, for stay of two or three weeks
Miss Marietta Little, formerly of this
city, after visiting friends In New England,
is now located at 1888 Clinton avenue, Min
neapolis, Mimi.
A launch party composed of Mr.. and Mrs
Byron Richards, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Love
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stevens Mr. ana MIS-:
CROUCH Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton Cady tele
the nth street wharf Thursday about
m. for a trip down the river, and return
ed at 10 o'clock that evening. Mr.. Love en-
tertained the party by singing southern
songs. The day was pleasantly spent
Judge and Mrs ]. H. MCGOWAN and Miss
Ruth MCGOWAN will sail on the Menominee
July 20 from Philadelphia to spend three
months in foreign travel
Mr. Clifford Pinchot. REPRESENTING Johh
Sharp Williams, Representative 7. E. Bur
ton and Representative H. M. Goldfogle
sailed today from New York Tor oi1ereh'
Europeans ports.
Mr. and Mrs T. H. Pickford leave New
York today for a two months trip through
Europe.
Mrs Lena Dresdner of Brooklyn, n. "
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. B. Efsemann,
at e14 M street Her daughter. Miss Dora,
and son Henry are with her.
Lieut. w. H. Williams, Mr.. J. e Key
noIds and Mrs Fred c. Pratt of this city
are at the Bresin, New York city. capt.
IT. c. Ryan, R. N, is also registered there
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