Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-02
IN THE WORLD OF: SOCIETY
WELCOMING THE NEW AND
SPEEDING THE OUTGOING.
Present and Past Heads Of War De-
partment Are Honored-Wed-
dings-Personals.

oSACA liO OAASCtS vi the army oSiu 49,
families now here to call this evening at
their quarters at Fort Myer to meet Sec
| rotary Wright and to say goodbye to
ex,Secretary and Mrs. Taft. who. with
| their young son. Will be house guests OF
Gen. and Mrs. Bell until they leave the
Capital tomorrow. Last night these hosts
and their guests dined with the assistant
secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs. Win
throp at their Chevy Chase home. when
| the Postmaster General and the assistant
secretary OF war were also present. Miss
| Helen Taft left yesterday for Savannah.
| where she will visit q schoolmate. Miss
| Dorothea Baldwin.
Mr.. Ralph c. warters Of 1927 Park
| place northeast and Miss Mabel f.
| quietly married by tho Rev. David c;
Nicely. IN Baltimore Md. June q. l"S .
Rev. George MaydweIl. performed the
Bertha l. Plat. daughter OF Mrs. James
H P1att, and Mr.. Thomas = Carter. At
| the family residence. III East Capitol
street. The drawing rooms were profuse-
~ decorated with pink and white blooms:
bride wore a travelling dress of dark blue
broadcloth with a hat to match. She
| carried a bouquet Of bride roses ana lilies
Of the valley. After COLLATION. Mr.: and
Mrs. Carter left for the home of the form
or In Kentucky, where they will spend
their honeymoon. They Will return mere
| to live.
Mr. Charles P. Stone, Mr.. Eldridge Jor-
| don. Mr. James Strayer. Mr.. n. H. stone
started Wednesday morning for q tour
| through Maryland and Pennsylvania.
They will spepd the Fourth at Mr.. Stones
summer home at Mimintown. Pa.
| Mrs Mary A. Hendiey. 80 q street north
west. has left the city to be absent until
the fall.
Miss Mabel Linton gave a musical recital
| Tuesday at her home. Those taking part
| were Mr.. White Mrs. Moran. Mrs Ledlan,
Mrs. Claiborne. Mrs. Randolph and Miss
| Seyboth.
| Little Miss Marion Armstrong enter
| tanned a party Of little friends at her resi-
dence, 716 Sd street northeast. Wednes.
| day afternoon. July 1, In honor OF her
eighth birthday. The table was prettily
decorated and festooned witk pink ribbon
| and a large birthday cake containing
eight lighted candles. adorned the center.
After the collation. numerous games and
amusement were enjoyed. Among those
present were Misses Marion Armstrong.
Rose Leyey. Anna Drury. Mary Sweeny.
Adelaide Watson, Margaret Burrows. Gla-
dys Tile. Mary Sheehy. Catharihe Keister,
Irene Lowd, Mary Runyan. Dorothea Run
yam, Agnes Lynch. Florence Sheridan:
| Masters Jack Lowd. Roy Martin. Thomas
Phillips. Herbert Gardner, Albert Hardy.
Charles Proudley. Milton Grihhth, George
Runyan. Charles Clagette. Misha Ladon,
Roger Simpson.
Mrs. ]. Emminer and daughters Of 1881
9Th street northwest have taken the Rem
shaw cottage at Colonial Beach for the
season.
Mrs. Robert Sutton and niece are stop
ping at their cottage. the Lister. Colonial
Beach. and will remain all summer.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Winchester sailed
| last Saturday on the Kroonland of the
Red Star line for London They will be
and the continent. Mrs. c. F. Myers. the
| mother Of Mrs. Winchester, accompanied
them to New York. and. after a visit Of
ten days, returned last Monday.
On account Of the death Of her brother.
Capt. Wallace A. Bartlett. Mrs. Silas
Boyce will not join in further exercises
Of the Literary Club for this season.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss May A. Miller. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Ledru Miller of this city. to Mr..
| Edwin T. Miller June 30. Miss Miller has
been for several years past In the pension
ONCE. Both are members Of Trinity Epis
copal Church choir. Mr.. Miller being the
| baritone soloist. After August L they
| Al Adams street northwest.
| Chief Justice Fuller is now at Sor-
rento Me-. where he has a summer home
and where several members Of his family
are with him.
Mrs. John e. Reyburn. wife Of the
mayor Of Philadelphia, and her daughter
and son. Miss Eleanor e. Reyburn and
| William S. Reyburn. sailed for Europe to-
day. to remain abroad throughout the
summer. They will spend much of their
| time In England.
Senator Penrose left yesterday on a
shooting trip with his brother DR.. Charles
Bingham Penrose Of Philadelphia. They
will go as far as Montana and be away
several months. b..
Mr. de Blanpre Of the French embassy
sailed for France today:
! Mrs George L. Bradley Of this city
| and Mrs. T. P Shepard of Providence,
R. l.. who have sailed for Europe. will
| tour the continent in their automobiles,
which they have taken with them. Mrs.
william A. Hammond of this city will be
| the guest Of Mrs. Bradley. and DIR.
George L. shattuck Of Providence will
accompany the party.
Mrs Calderon Carlisle and Miss Carlisle
were on an outgoing ship from New York
today and will Join the sister of the
former, Mrs. Richmond Pearson, wife of
the minister to Greece. in Switzerland for
the summer.
Miss Lizzie Tucker will leave the city
tomorrow for the mountains of West Vir-
gina and will remain until fall.
Mr.. Corea. the minister of Nicaragua.
who has spent the present week here at
the homo Of his mother-in-law. Mrs. Rob
ert /. Fleming. Will return tomorrow to
Deer Park. where Nine. Corea and their
baby daughter are comfortably estab-
lished for the summer. Mrs Fleming and
Mr.. Robert v. Fleming will also go next
week. to remain throughout the warm
| weather.
The Japanese ambassador and Baroness
Takahira arrived from Chicago this
| me rninR at their embassy home on X
street. The ambassador went to Chicago
Ito meet his wife. who has large cir
Gle of friends here who will be glad to
welcome her again. The embassy head
Quarters will be transferred to some cool
er spot than the capital In few days.