The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-15
Mrs. Taft Comes to Wash
ingtOn Tomorrow.
DR.. HILL GOES TO NEW YORK
Spanish Minister, Marquis de villa
IObar, Leaves for San Francisco
Celebration - Wedding Party Of
Miss Rushing AnnOuneed-Mr. and
Mrs. Wade Ellis Entertain.

does get out often TO drive or motor.
She will be accompanied by her sister.
Mrs. Louis p. More. of Cincinnati. who
| took her place as hostess Of the White
House during the spring. and who viii
remain for an indefinite stay this winter.
Mrs. Taft viii scarcely be able TO take
! her part in social affairs during the COM
| ing season, according to the tidings
brought by those who have been near her
during the summer. The Taft children
have all returned 10 school.
| Mrs. Taft and her sister will bid fare
well to Beverly this afternoons at $50
o'clock. They will leave for Washington
on a private car attached 10 the Boston
bound train. Every preparation has been
made at the summer White House for the
departure. The stay Of Ms. Taft, which
dates from July g. closes when she and
Mrs. More and the latter's young son,
John Heron More. motor over to the
| Montserrat station and board the parlor
car which will be sidetracked there.
Since the President left Beverly and
the Taft young people returned to school
and college, the weeks at Woodbury.
Point have been quiet. Morning walks
| have been the everyday programme Mrs
Taft and Mrs. More walked to town
almost daily
Mrs. Tafts sister has been her con-
slant companion. with the exception OF
short time when she and Prof More
went down 10 their summer place at Bid
| deford Pool Ne. The private car will
be attached TO the Federal Express, which
/ leaves Boston at o'clock this evening.
arriving in Washington early tomorrow
morning. The attaches Of the summer
| White House will also return TO Wash
ington on the Federal Express.
Next year the Beverly stay will he
longer. The family is expected here about
the middle OF June and 10 remain to the
middle OF October.
Some changes will be made In the In
| terror Of the cottage during the winter.
DR.. David Jayne Hill, United States
Ambassador 70 Germany, made a short
visit to Washington and left yesterday
for New York, Mrs Hrl. who has been
visiting with him at Stockbridge as the
guest Of former United States Ambassa-
\ dor to London, Mr.. Joseph Choate. has
gone TO Rochester to visit in her old
/ home for two weeks, the guest OF Mrs.
Joel Dorman Baker. She will then come
| 10 Washington with Ambassador Hin and
they will spend three weeks among their
old friends here
The Spanish Minister. the Marquis de
VillaIobsr. left Washington yesterday for
/ San Francisco, to take part in the COM
/ Ing festival to honor the first s7anIsh
/ governor Of California, who was the dis
! coverer Of San Francisco Bay.
The wedding party OF Miss Emily Wells
i De
ling. Of Trenton. n. J.. who will be mar
ried to Representative Arthur /. Bates.
OF Meadville, Pa, October 20, will include
Miss Florence L. Bates, OF Meadvine. sis
ter OF the bridegroom, and Miss Elizabeth
d. Bcdine. Of Trenton. bridesmaids. Maj
] Walter Irving Bates, OF Pennsylvania
( bCSti.er CT the bridegroom. will be best
man. and the ushers will be Representa-
tive Ira W. Wood, Of New Jersey. In
whose Washington home the bride and
bridegroom first met. and Mr. James W.
Rushing. of Trenton, brother OF the bride.
The ceremony will take place in the home
of the brides father II Trenton.
Mrs. Kuhn. wife Of Maj. Joseph f.
Kuhn, U. S. a. who was formerly Miss
Carrie Parker, daughter OF the late Mai.
Parker, spent the summer as the guest of
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, at her camp in
the Adirondacks, and is now in Atlantic
City.
She will go from there this week 70
make visits in Philadelphia. Baltimore.
this city. and Fort Monroe, where Mai.
Kuhn was stationed for several years.
From there she will proceed to Fort
! LeavenwOrth, Kans., 70 join Maj. Kuhn.
l'who will be stationed there to establish
a special school for engineer officers
Mrs. Kuhn will stop en- route at Indian
apolis 10 visit Mrs Benjamin Harrison.
where she will meet her mother. Mrs.
Parker. who went there this week Mrs
Parker spent her summer at Atlantic
City. and has been making visits In New
York and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Robert L. Owen, wife Of the Sen
ator from Oklahoma, has returned "a
Washington for a few days. after spend
ing the summer, accompanied by her
daughter. in Europe. Mrs. Owen returned
early to place her daughter In school for
the winter She will not be presented 10
society for several seasons yet.
Mrs. Sims, wife Of Lieut.. Commander
w H. H. Sims, former naval aid to
President Roosevelt, has given up her
house here and gone to ST. Louis to spend
the time Of the sea service OF Lieut. Com
nander Sims with her mother, the widow
of former Secretary Of the Interior Hon
Ethan Allen Hitchcock. Mrs. Sims has
her two children with her.
The Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Wade Ellis entertained a small COM
pany informally at dinner last evening
lin honor of Mr.. Ellis brother, Mr.. Shell
len Ellis, of Cincinnati, who is spending
la few days at the New Willard.
Former First Assistant Postmaster
General Perry S. Heath and Mrs. Heath
have returned to Washington from
their summer home in Nova Scotia. and
are at the New Willard until the com.
pletion Of their new residence at the cor.
ner of Florida avenue and Twenty-first
street. They hope to occupy it next
month.
Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem will go tC
Princeton. n. J., tomorrow for a short
visit TO her son, Edmund Domer Rheem
who has Just entered Princeton University
Mr.. Rheem was captain of the Contra
High School baseball team before hi.
graduation there, and made a brilliant
J record as an athlete, as well as actine
as business manager Of the high schoo
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cumberland an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter
Bessie TO Mr.. Bernard /. Burdette
DR. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Chatard hav,
returned TO their Washington home from
their summer home at the White Sulphur
Springs.
The marriage is announced Of Mrs
Anna II Stinsnn Of I,ittsh11rrr n,.r,,n,i,