Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-17
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. TAFT ENJOYING VACA'
TON IN WORK AND PLAY.
Baron and Baroness Takahira Have
Gone to the Mountains-Wed-
dings-Personals.

Mrs. Taft is taking part in whatever
occupation or amusement comes her way
at hot Springs. While she is not very
keen on golf. she makes the rounds with
c'hers who are and finds pleasure and
profit in the outdoor life She has been
besides the guest of honor at several teas
and other gatherings
Mr. John S. Blair. Miss Anna L. Foley
Miss Mary G. Foley and A. Gordon Jones
were Washingtonians registering yester-
day at the Paris Office of the New York
Herald.
Representative Huff with his wife and
son. are in Berlin on their way to Bad
Nauheim. making the trip by motor car
and by easy stages.
Rev. Paul A. Mcneil officiated at the
marriage yesterday af Miss Augusta r.
kettler and Mr.. Oswin w. Menk the
ceremony taking place at the home of the
BRIDES parents. Palms and white flowers
gave a festive touch to the parlor Two
small nephews OF the bride. Masters
Frederick Schultz and Edward Kettler.
were ribbon bearers. The bride. who
kettler, wore dainty white null ana
valenciennes lace gown and carried
shower of bride roses. The maid of honor
wore a hand-embroidered robe trimmed
with lace and carried a shower of brides
maid roses. Mr.. Theodore Menk. p,o.n
er Of the bridegroom. was best man. After
the ceremony the guests had rel,es
ments. after which Mr.. and Mrs. MIN lin
left Washington for sea trip TO bos
ton Mrs Menk wore travelling SUI! Oh
dark blue chiffon broadcloth. with hat 10
match. They will reside In this city.
The .Iapanese ambassador and his VIE
and daughter left yesterday for bueiia
Vista Md. where they Will speho Tic
of the summer.
Roland c. Booth and family have taken
for the summer a bungalow at Shaoo"
Brook Park. in colonial Virginia.
Miss NJ. A. McNantz, Miss NJ. Louise
Underwood and Master Richmond Broohs
are summering at South mountain
Miss Mary Walsh of Capitol Hill Is
spending the heated term al r,lehui ,,
Md. being the guest of Mrs. Monkey IN
derwood.
Miss Annie Beers. Miss Mary Stockett
and Miss Corneiia Beers nave joined .ne
colony of Block Island cottagers. wnere
they will remain until the middle OF sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Lethia Robertson will arrive dur
ing the week from Atlanta, Ga, to vlslt
her parents Mr. and Mrs. n. A. hu!-
kendall in Woodbridge.
Mr. James Lyden of Irvington-on-the
Hudson is visiting his sister. MIS- VIII
liam S. Wheatley of Capitol Hill.
DIR. Fry, Miss Gertrude Fry. Miss
Edith Fry, Miss Ruth Campbell and Miss
Louise Davidson sail for Europe July -.
Their trip is devoted principally to Bel
GUM and Holland this summer. Miss
Campbell expects to take in some German
summer resorts with her aunt. MISS
Straub. who is residing in Berlin. The
party sails for home on the ROTTERDAM
September 1.
Miss Lottie NJ Caho. Alice NJ. Turner
and Mr.. Arthur Turner chaperoned ny
for Atlantic City and New York for
months sojourn.
Mrs. R. W. Boiling. and Miss Elizabeth
Shedd left yesterday for a short trip to
Baltimore, where they are stopping . t.
the Belvidere.
Miss Katharine A. Haslett. daughter Of
Mrs. Lovicy Haslett, and Mr.. Henry H.
Kelly of Baltimore were married last
evening at t. O'Clock at st. Peters Cath
Ole Church by the Rev. Father Curly.
The bride. who was attended by Miss
Gertrude .McGrath as maid or honor,
wore handsome blue chiffon broadcloth
suit, with hat to match. The maid OF
honor wore a gown of brown lOuisine.
with a picture hat. Mr.. Edward Kelly
of Baltimore was his brothers best man.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Kelly left Washington for an ex-
tended northern trip They will reside in
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garren of sc? II
street northeast celebrated their crystal
wedding anniversary Wednesday evening.
July Is. They were the recipients of
many beautiful presents. The evening
was enjoyed by those present and a table
bountifully supplied with the good things
of the seas on was enjoyed by all. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lam
drigan, Mr.. and Mrs. David Goumpf Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs H.
G. Ellis Mr.. and Mrs. John Major, Mrs.
Viola Longacre. Mr.. Robert Boss and
Mrs. H. +. J. Drake.
The marriage of Mr.. Thaddeus Lewis
ard Miss Mary Green took place last
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucien Green. 81 John Marshall place
Rev. Walter Porter of Anacostia, D. c..
officiated. After the ceremony a recep-
ton followed. Among those present were
Miss Seals of Memphis, Tenn; Mrs. and
Miss Holsey of Memphis. Tenn; Messrs
Alfred Young and Thomas Brown of Bal
tmore: Mrs. Thomas Brown, Mrs. Marie
Branton and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Banks.
The bridesmaid was Miss Clara Green and
the best man was Mr.. OBria Boxley.
Miss Ida Happier and Miss Minnie Leon
berger left July Is to spend several weeks
at Cape May Point.
Mrs. Henry ]. Goodman and Miss Ce-
leste Goodman are at Atlantic City until
September 1.
Mrs. Mary Child and Mr. John \. Mac
pherson were married last evening by
Rev. Weston Bruner, pastor of the Fifth
Baptist Church. The bride wore gown
of gray messaline with silver trimmings,
and carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses. The matron of honor was Mrs.
S. Fay Harper, who wore pale blue
messalne dress. trimmed with Irish lace.
and carried bouquet Of white carna-
lions. The best man was Mr. 5. Fay
Harper. Only the relatives Of the fam
lily were present at the ceremony, after
which the wedding party were entertained