The Washington times., 1909-11-09
Mrs. Taft Occupies Presiden-
tial Box at Belasco
Theater.
MISS WETMORE
RETURNS TO CITY
Miss Elizabeth S. Cotton Is Guest
of DR.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Richardson.

Mrs. Taft occupied the Presidential
box az the Belasco Theater last even
ing. With her was her sister. Mrs.
Lewis Moore and Frederick Carpenter.
secretary 10 the President
Miss Edith wetmore. daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. George Peabody Wet
more, who has spent the summer ana
autumn seasons al their summer place
at Newport has returned to Washing
Miss Martina Goldman. who spent the
summer in Newport. has arrived in
Washington, where she viii spend the
Miss Elizabeth s. Cotton. who has re-
Gently returned to WASHINGTON from an
extended trip through India, is the
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Charles ". Rich
ardsOn.
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Miss Nina Morse entertained at lunch
, con today at Valley View Farm. Ridge
road, IN honor Of Miss Elizabeth Worth
ipgton Trescot. whose marriage to
Lieut. Philip Torrey. L. 6. N c.. viii
take place tomorrow afternoon
Her guests were Miss Trescot. Miss
Stephanie TreseOt, sister Of the bride,
who VIII be the maid OF honor: Miss
Lille Finley, Miss Clochetts Magruders
Miss Evelyn Worthington, Of Annapolis:
Miss Mary Wyiie. OF Baltimore, AMI
Miss Margaretta Morse.
The luncheon was followed by a thea
ter party.
Rear Admiral Thomas H. Stevens, L.
S. N. and Mrs. Stevens are spending
several weeks in Washington. guests at
the Cairo.
Miss Marie Worthington Conrad. OF
Baltimore, Nd, daughter OF Mrs. Sallie
Howard Conrad and the late Charles
! Conrad, was married 10 DR.. Lewis
Charles Lehr, of Washington, today at
noon in the parior OF the Hotel Belve-
dere, in Baltimore, where Mrs. Conrad
and her daughter have spent the fall
| season.
The bride. who was given in marriage
| by her brother, Charles Angelo Con
rad, was unattended. She wore a hand
some gown Of soft white satin char
mouse. with trimmings on the bodice OF
duchesse lace. Her long tulle veil was
| arranged with a cOronet Of orange bios
! SONS. fastened with a diamond brooch.
the gift OF the bridegroom, and she car
ried shower bouquet OF lilies Of the
I valley.
Robert Oliver I.ehr was best man for
his brother.
The Rev. F. x. Brady, president of
Loyola College, performed the ceFe-
mony, and Cardinal Gibbons pronounced
the benediction.
Msr. Conrad wore a gown OF black
lace and satin pailletted in Jet gardenfas
A seated breakfast was served to d
limited number Of guests, owing TO the
mourning Of the family Of the BRIDE
groom.
DR. and Mrs Lehr left Baltimore later
in the afternoon for a brief wedding trip
and win make their home IN washing
ton. where they have taken a house at
203S Florida avenue.
Lieutenant Commander Edward n
Campbell. Z. S. n. Mrs. Campbell, ard
their two children will leave Washing
ton in few days for Oakland. Cal.
There they r MI be the guests OF Mrs
Mrs. R Harris and daughters. Mrs
L H Reizenstein. and Mrs. David R
Posner. Of New. York city: vii. be at
with Mrs. Philip King, at the Imperial
1863 Columbia road.
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Melvin King. son Of Meyer King, en-
tertained the Octagon Pleasure Club, OF
which he is a member, at Congress Hall
Hotel, last evening. In honor OF his
twenty-frst birthday anniversary. AZ
ter dinner. there were toasts and
president. in behalf Of the club. pre-
scented Mr.. King with a handsome dia-
mond ring. The members who attend
! ed were Leroy and Sylvan King. Nal
comb Ausrbach, Bernard Baer, Maurice
Eiseman, David Baer, Stanly and Mel
/ VILE Fisher. Milton Goldsmith. Alfred
Haas, Edwin Hahn, Herbert jacob,
| Joseph Kaufman, Milton King, Irving
Arthur and Lester Neuman, Herbert
Rich,l David and Alfred Stern. Herbert
| Guggenheirn, Nathan Frank. Louis and
Joe Levy, I. Notes, A. Johnson. Henry
| Kaufman, julius Richards. Milford J.
Stern, George Iseman, Stanley Lans-
burg. including his uncles, and father.
I Meyer King, Harry King, Philip King,
l Joseph King, and Abe King.