Evening star., 1909-07-11

Badger and Lieut.. Com Henry F. Bryan.
U. 8. N. which will take place here
July n at the home OF the brides par
ents Capt. and Mrs Badger. Only rela-
| tfves and a few close friends will be
present.
Miss Marian Leutze will go to Narra-
gansett Pier this week and from there
to Stockbridge and Lenox. for visits with
Mrs. Annie Elliott has gone to Massa-
| chusetts to visit relatives and friends.
Mime. Won Unschuld-Lazard and little
| daughter have gone to Newport, where
they have taken cottage for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Elliott Of Corcoran street and her
son Emmert leave the city tomorrow for
| The Plains, Va, to be the guests of Mrs.
E. A. Moffitt for several weeks.
Mrs. j. A. Harding left Washington
Thursday for Binghamton. N. Y. where
she will visit relatives. She expects to
spend about three weeks.
Miss Mary Tyndall of I street left
this city Tuesday for Atlantic City to
Ten Eyck. where she will remain till
| the 1st of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry White and
have gone to Ocean City, N. J., to spend
the rest OF this month. On their re-
turn they will give up their apartment
at the Geneva and go to the new home
| recently purchased by Mr.. White, at 17c3
Park road.
| Miss Mary Key Compton of Capitol Hill
has left town to visit friends near The
Plains, Va.
Miss Lucie Compton of Capitol Hill
has returned from a pleasant trip with
| friends at Colonial Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Duran have re-
turned to their home in Cleveland. Ohio,
after q two-week visit with the latter's
| mother. Mrs. Blanche McMonigal of oil
| 10th street northeast.
The American element in the London
season is quite up to the mark this year.
Some of the wealthiest women are par
ticipating. Mrs Potter Palmer more than
holds her own as a prominent hostess,
although younger ones are continually
appearing. She will give a dance July 21
at her home in Carton House terrace.
Mrs. Brinton Stone and Mrs. Clifford
Henry Stuart are at Old Sweet Springs,
w. Va, for the summer.
MISS Leone F1eckinger Is visiting MISS
Carrie Bass In Baltimore.
Mr.. ierome Desio sailed yesterday on
the Koeningin Luise for four-month
stay abroad.
Miss jamie NJ. Thomas of Washington.
D. c.. has gone to Virginia, to spend this
month and August.
The Excelsior Club spent q very en-
i0vQha 69v n fha Potomac la Sunday
Several stops were made during the day.
In the party were the Misses Edith
Strasburger. Rena Sanger, Pauline Kron-
helm, Gertie Kronheim, Louise Einstein.
Florence Cohn, Dora Shifrman. Roma
Schloese, Selma Hyen, the latter two of
Baltimore, and Messrs. Dave Oettinger.
!. Haas. Albert Einstein. Milton kauf
man, Lewis Glaser, Milton Fischer, AL
bert Marks of North Carolina, Daniel c.
Bensnger. Gilbert Hahn, Norman Blum
and Albert E. Steinem. The party was
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ull-
man.
Miss Frances Griffith of Baltimore is
visiting relatives at the Cumberland
apartments.
Mrs. J. M. Herfurth has Joined her son
at Buffalo and will spend the month of
July on the great lakes. In August they
bee by automobile.
Miss Clara Conrard and Miss Anna Cow
den were recent guests of Miss Esther E.
Galbraith Miss Galbraith and Mr.. How
| ard Galbraith were weekend visitors in
| Baltimore.
The Misses Anna, Lucy and Sarah B.
Lynch are spending a month in Char
| lottesville, Va.
| A large party of youg people from
| Brookland. chaperoned by Miss Eva
Hnr6 eniONpd ride tn Toll
Park.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tuckey are on
| their vacation trip to Baltimore and
| Philadelphia.
Mrs. G. r. Schriver has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Alfred Grymes of Belle
| vue.
| Mrs. Frederick Weeks. the Misses
Leona, Airline and Evelyn Weeks and
| land. are now making their home in
Los Angeles. Cal. Mr.. Weeks is in Idaho
for the summer.
Miss Violet Horner gave an al fresco
| luncheon July for Miss Louise Dowden,
| Mr.. Henry Scherner and Mr.. William Jor-
dan. The table decorations were violet
and green. and the colors toned prettily
with the woodland surroundings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Carmack and
Mrs. Louis Carmack and family have
gone to Virginia for the summer.
Mr. A. Levy of 610 ] street northwest.
has gone to Atlantic City.
Washington friends have been ao-
prised of the marriage July 6, in Mex
| leo. of Miss Belem Azperoz, daughter or
the late Mexican ambassador. and Nine
| AZpirOz. and Mr.. Fred Hortop of Mex
| leo. The ceremony was performed by
chapel, near Santo Domingo, and owing
to the deep mourning Of the BRIDE
| groom only relatives and close friends
| were present. The couple will live in
| Mexico. The bride is a charming men,
ber Of a family which was extremely
popular during their residence in this city
and one which left many warm friends
here, both In the diplomatic circle and
among the residential families. Nine
AzpiroZ and Nine. Perez. her elder
daughter, reside at the Mexican capital.
Miss Jennie D. Gregory, daughter OF
]. w. Gregory Of Prince George county,
Nd. left Washington July for Inc
visiting the Alaska -Yukon-Pacifc eX
position and will remain in the west
| for the rest Of the summer.
Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis. wife OF
Col. Lewis, who is spending several
months in Paris, will leave shortly for
Germany, where she will spend some
| time before returning to this country.
| Later she will visit her mother, Mrs.
| George Baskerville Douglas, at her apart
ment in the Portner before returning to