Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. MEYER AND DAUGHTERS IN
ADIRONDACK CAMP.
Other Pleasant Mention of Well
Known Persons-Travel Plans.
Personal Notes.

| Mrs. George Won /. Meyer. wife of the
| Postmaster General, and the Misses Meyer
| are at Cndercliff, the shore OF Lake
Placid, in the Adirondacks. Owing to their
| recent illness at their Massachusetts sum-
mer home a Grange was thought desirable
| for them.
The marriage of Miss Elsie Bacon and
Mr.. Joseph Lowering will take place Octo-
Der i at the old home of Mr.. Robert Ba-
| con, assistant secretary of state, at Jamai-
ca Plain Mass. Miss Elsie Bacon is the
oldest of Mrs. William B. Bacon's three
| daughters, who have been so much in Bos-
ton during the winter for the last two
| three years that they seem to belong quite
| as much to the smart set there as to that
! of Lenox or New York. Mr.. Lowering is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlse T. Lowering
| of Commonwealth avenue, Boston. His
| mother was Marian Sears and his brother
| is Mr.. Richard Lowering, who will proba-
bly, be his best man: Mr.. Joseph Lowering
| is a member of the Racquet Club and Har-
ward, or. A number of his classntltes will
| doubtless be ushers. Miss Marion Bacon,
| the second daughter. and Mr.. John c.
Greenleaf of New York were married In
Lenox May D. and their wedding opened
| the season. Miss Emily Bacon. the third
| sister, and Miss Elsie were the bridesmaids.
! The young women are all very pretty, with
| fascinating manner, and are capital
sports.
Attorney General and Mrs Charles J.
Bona parte entertained at dinner at the AS
| pinwall Hotel, Lenox, last week for Mr..
| and Mrs. George R. Willis of New Jersey
and c. G. kidder of Orange, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman and Mr. and Mrs.
Denegre gave dinner parties last week at
| their homes at Manchester-by the-Sea
Misses Helen and Louise Frey are visiting
| Miss Edith Miller at Frederick. Nd.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. oates, accompanied
by Miss Elenor Walter, left the city Sat
| urday for the jamestown exposition, and
will return about August 20.
A party. including Mr. and Mrs c. E.
Smith and sons, Sylvester. Harry and
Howard Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weeks and
| family, Mrs. Nora Biggs and Mr. and
Mrs Harvey Galpin and daughter Lillian,
| will leave Wednesday for two weeks
| outing at Colonial Beach, Va. Mr. Smith
| will have with him his pleasure launch.
| the Ollie S.. in which the party will cruise
| to nearby points Of interest
Mrs. Daniel s. Manning is automobiling
| In England, and will continue the trip
| through Belgium and Germany. Her
| brother Mr.. Robert L. Fryer of Buffalo.
| with his sons and daughter, make up her
party.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Miss Elizabeth Gilmer Tyler Of
Williamsburg, Va, and Midshipman Alfred
Hart Miles, U.S.N., Of the battleship Ken
| lucky. Miss Tyler is a granddaughter of
| the late John Tyler, President of the United
| States. and also of the late Thomas Gilmer,
| once Secretary of the Navy. Midshipman
Miles is son of the late Charles R. Miles,
| lieutenant, U.S.N. He was appointed to
| his present position by President -Roose-
welt.
Messrs. Sol and Max s. Rosenthal, Mrs
| H. Schlosberg and and Mrs. w.
| Schlosberg and children are among the
Washingtonians stopping at the Lorraine,
Atlantic City.
Private Dalzell, with his sister, Mrs Mary
Brown. returned from their vacation among
the Virginia mountains and battlefeds, and
| today the private is again at his old desk
| in the Treasury. Mrs. DalZell and the
children will remain at Fairfax Courthouse
| till late in the autumn.
Miss Viola Yachmann has returned after
a pleasant visit to Berkeley Springs, w.
Among the Washingtonians spending the
| summer at South Brooksville, Bucks Har-
Dor, Ne, are Judge and Mrs. S. R. Bond
Capitol Hill and family, Mrs. Catharine
V. Young, Mrs. L. NJ. Bourne and Master
Randolph Bourne.
Miss Jessie P Wilkinson is at Bethlehem,
N H., where she will remain until Septem-
| Der Is.
Miss Marie Watson OF Philadelphia is
visiting her cousin, Miss Marcia Armstrong
of Mount Pleasant, for indefinite stay.
They will be chaperoned by Mrs. Arm
strong to Colonial Beach for a weeks stay
and after returning here will go to Atlantic
City for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Baldwin of this city
| went to Winchester last Thursday night
to spend several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Christman are
entertaining at their country home, The
Pines, Nd, Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong; Mr.
and Mrs Neff and Miss Bremerman all of
Philadelphia, Pa. They will all leave for
Yellowstone Park Wednesday.