Evening star., 1909-07-02
DISPOSE OF PROPERTY BY WILL IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENT AND MRS TAFT OFF
FOR SUMMER HOME TOMORROW
Recent Happenings Here and Else
where-Travel Plans.
Notes.

Mrs. Taft is row making such rapid
ccnvalescence that her departure tomor-
row for Beverly, Mass, the President
accompanying her, will be undertaken
under very satisfactory conditions. Miss
Taft is IN New York with her UNCLE ana
aunt Mr.. and Mrs Henry Taft. ana
viii proceed with her cousins tomorrow to
Port Henry. y. Y, TO attend the tercen-
tenary celebration at Lake Champlan.
Robert Taft and Charles Taft Will JOIN
their sister tomorrow in New York.
Mrs. Taft has just been presented with
a duplicate OF the charter of the new
chapter Of the National Society OF Chill
dren OF the American Revolution, which
IS officially known as Thomas II. Weiies
Chapter. having been named Tor MIS-.
Taft's ancestor of that name. The chap-
ter was organized by Mrs. Clayton T..
EmiS, at whose request Mrs. Taft per-
mitted the use of her ancestors name.
Thomas Ii. Welles colonial governor
of Connecticut from 1I55 to lIo9 lie
held other posts under the British crown
and was the author of many Of Connecti-
cuts laws. The Thomas II. Welles chap
ter was organized with charter mem
bership of twelve, but in feW weeks
has increased its membership to thirty.
Mrs. Emig is president.
St Martins Catholic Church was the
scene of a quiet wedding Wednesday
afternoon, the contracting parties belnS
Mr. Henry w. Cord of Brookland, ID. e.,
and Miss Mary +. Nicholson. Rev. Rather
Hannah officiated at the ceremony. Only
the immediate families of the couple were
present The bride and groom went d.
rect from the church TO the depot "here
they took d train for the north. Mr.. and
Mrs Cord will be at home to their friends
after July l., at their future home, 6o )
street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tyson Romaine
have sent out cards for the marriage of
their sister, Julia .Asenath Romano, to
the Rev. John Van Schaich, jr., OF this
city, Thursday, July /, 1919. at the Sedses,
Seabright, y. j.
Mr. and Mrs Paul S. Pearsall are at
Nara gansett Pier. where the parents or
the latter, Rear Admiral and Mrs. HIGH
born, are spending the summer. Ihe
PearslIls going abroad In a 1eW
days for the summer and fall.
Col and Mrs. Lorenzo S. Brown are at
Galen Hall, Atlantic City.
Mrs Mary A. Hendley. 33 B street
northwest, has left the city to be absent
until fall.
Rev. and Mrs John Van Schaick, jr.,
whose wedding trip to Lake Mohawk was
prevented by parish duties, are at ihe
Raleigh. and will remain untll theg nave
made arrangements for a house for fail.
Mrs. Norman Calf Mr.. and Mrs. r.
W. Boiling and Mr.. ]. r. Boiling leave to-
dav tor Colorado Springs and a trip
through the Yellowstone.
Mrs. Harriet DENLY Weeks. sister of
Representative DENLY of Detroit, has
gone to Warrenton, Va, where she has
taken a house for the summer.
Mrs Audenried will shortly join the
Washington contingent at the Virginia
Hot Springs.
The sophomore medical class of the
George Washington University was de-
lightfully entertained Wednesday evening
of this week by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.
Ralph at their elegant home 4O6 nth
street northeast. 1t was the first op-
Dortunity for the members of this class to
get togetlie since the close of the college
year. The host and hostess did all in
their power to render the occasion event
ful Novel and interesting games were
INDUCED in MI Edward F. Como gave
valuable assistance to the hostess in the
splendid musical program. Each guest
was provided with souvenir booklet pre-
pared in a most artistic manner in the
class colors. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss Clara Moreland Tulloss and Mr.
Mortimer Carlisle Lyddane We're married
Wednesday "a high noon in the parish
hall of Trinity Episcopal Church. at I'd
and & streets northwest. the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Clarence Whit
more. the assistant rector. in the presence
of the Immediate relatives of the con
tracing parties. The bride was attired