Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
EUROPEAN TRIP OF THE LONG
woRTHs PRACTICALLY OVER.
Representative Wyatt Aiken Of South
Carolina to Be Married in
the Early Autumn

With the exception of one day, which
was taken up by a. automobile excursion
to the Austrian baths Mr.. and Mrs. Nicho-
las Longworth spent the entire week al
Beyreuth.
They left Saturday by way OF Nuremberg
and Munich for Paris. They win sail, 1t is
said. next Saturday for the United States.
Miss Annie F. Monroe announces the en-
ga cement of her niece. Miss Adair Monroe
TAYLOR of Louisville. KY, to Mr.. Wyatt
Aiken OF Abbevilie. s. c., member of Con-
gress from the third South Carolina dis
trict- Miss Taylor Is the youngest daughter
of the late Gen. Thomas II. Taylor and the
late Mrs Adair Monroe Taylor. Her
father was noted Kentuckian of Mexican
war fame. and brigadier general In the
confederate army. Her mother was the
daughter of John Adair Monroe. lawyer and
scholar. Her grandfathers, Judge Thomas
b. Monroe and Gov. Adair, were prominent
and beloved citizens of Kentucky. Miss Tay-
Tor is also a knswoman of President Jack
airy Taylor and President James Monroe.
Miss Taylor made many friends in Wash.
1ngton last winter while here with her
, aunt She is unusually distinguished in APP
pearance. being a tall. handsome blonde
with a most gracious and charming man
| ner She was educated at Sophia New
twenty years of age.
Mr.. Aiken is from one of the old families
OF South Carolina. His father served as
member of Congress from the same dis
trict that Mr.. Aiken now represents The
wedding of Miss Taylor and Mr. Aiken will
take place in the early autumn, and will
be solemnized in the Second Presbyterian
Church. Louisville, KY.
The entertainment held Saturday night
at Lenox for the benefit of Miss Ethel F.
Exa1c &c Ix,- =
peateo tonight in order that those persons
who were unable to obtain seats for the
nrst performance may see it.
The first secretary of the Venezuela lega-
ton, Senior Pulido, has just left this city
Tor Tuxedo Park. where he intends to
spend some time. Later in the season
Senior Puido expects to make some visits
at Newport and Bar Harbor.
Ambassador Robert S. Mccormick and
Mrs. Mccormick arrived in this country
from France Saturday on the America
Ambassador and Mrs. Mccormick left i'm
mediately for Chicago to visit their sons.
Ihey expect to remain in this country
A cablegram from London says: Miss
Eva Winans, second daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Winans of the wealthy
Baltimore family is one of the seasons
most admired debutantes. She was pre-
sented at the last court of the season. held
in buckingham Palace. Miss Winans,
whose elder sister married Sir Merrik Bur-
rell, rs very clever artist Her father
diverts himself with pistol shooting and re-
Gently won the championship of Holland at
the sport.
marriage of particular interest which
will take place August 25 in this city will
be that of Miss Edith Lawyer, daughter
of the late w. P. Lawyer, TO Mont
gomery Schuyler, jr., CONSUL general and
secretary of legation in Bucharest. Rou-
mania. Mr.. Schuyler will be attended by
his brother, Robert Livingston SCHUYLER as
best man. Shortly after the wedding the
young people will sail for Europe
Miss Rosa Hilton returned to the city
yesterday from Colonial Beach, where she
has been enjoying vacation of two weeks.
She was accompanied by Miss Bette Ander-
son of Baltimore.
Stopping at Congress Hall, Cape May, are
Mrs. William B. Orme, Philip Orme and
Mr. and Mrs, T. R. Marshall.
A very pretty wedding took place last
Tuesday at the Catholic Church of Our
Lady of Mercy, Philadelphia when Miss
Elizabeth Schlader, social favorite of
that city, became the bridge of Mr. E. J.
Peak of Washington, .. C.
The bride was exquisitely gowned and
carried shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley. The sanctuary of the church was
artistically decorated with palms and light
ed tapers. Mr.. and Mrs. Peak left i'm
mediately after the service for a months
stay at Atlantic City
Mr.. Peak is we'll known in this city.
where two years ago as captain of the st.
club the Marquette League pennant
Mrs. R. l. Eliot and daughter Miss Doro-
thy Eliot, are at Luiganne Hills Inn.
Mrs. L. ]. Grieb and her two daughters,
Emma and Minnie. are spending a couple
of weeks at Atlantic City
Miss Bertha Alexander and her niece.
Miss Thelma Eichberg, have joined a party
of friends at Palonian Springs Va, for
tw" weeks stay.
Miss Irnel c. Shipley of Capitol Hill is
having pleasant sojourn of several weeks
in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Mccartney and Mrs.
Lohr left yesterday morning for Ocean
City, Nd.
Mrs. Robert Gilmore Amies left Saturday
for Newport, r. l., with her little son and
daughter Roberta.
Mr.. Henry w. Thomas and family have
just returned from pleasant outing in the
White Mountains, returning by Newport
and from thence by steamer to Norfolk
spending several days at Hotel Chamber
lin.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Parker and Mr..
Adrienne Gautier OF New Orleans, La. are
visiting Mr.. Parker's parents at 221 Florida
avenue northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs, o. NJ Mcpherson of Co.
lumbia Heights left Saturday for an ex-
tended vacation in the west They will he
met In Chicago by their SON law and
daughter, Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Lands and
their daughter Maud and some Illinois
friends. and the entire party will 20 to
northern Wisconsin
The Misses Ella Shaw, Marion MeIchior
Mable Lapley and Bessie Bernard are
spending their vacation at the WoodIawn
Hotel, Colonial Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert R. Hecht of $40 x
street northwest have returned to their
home after pleasant trip through New
York state. They were accompanied on
the trip by Miss Helen Goldsmith OF West
Saratoga street, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. T. G. Moore of Indianapolis. who fs
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Porter of VIII
lard place, this city. will leave for Atlantic
City and other eastern points where she
will spend few weeks before returning to
her western home.
Enoch G. Johnson and family viii spend
August at Cape May, N. J.
Mr.. August Kahlert has Just returned
after pleasant vacation at Newport
where he witnessed the torpedo display and
aftarward took a eteapner fo Nnrfoi1r .-z