The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-12
MISS IRIS LUCILLE MASTERS SAILS
FOR EXTENDED TOUR OF EUROPE
Will Be Accompanied by
Miss Niles and Her
Parents.
Miss Aldrich Entertains as
Hostess at Luncheon at
Warwick Neck.


Mr.. and Mrs s. J. Masters. Of $40 Six
teenth street, will sail from Boston this
evening on the Canopic. of the White
Star line with DIT and Mrs. Charles W.
Niles and their daughter, Miss Catha-
Tine Niles. of Michigan, for an extensive
European sotourn.
Landing at Naples, their itinerary
viii include a tour of Italy. Switzerland.
/ Germany. Holland. and France, arriving
/ in Paris about the middle Of October.
In the fall they Will return to Switzer-
/ land. where Miss Masters and Miss
| Niles will continue their studies in
music and the languages for a year,
before returning to this country.
Both Miss Masters and Miss Niles
were graduated from Mrs, Somers
| School. the Mt Vernon Seminary. this
! spring.
| The daughters OF the Swedish Minister
and Nine. de Lagercrantz, Miss Eva
/ dc Lagercrautz and Miss Mary de
/ Lagercrantz. were the guests in whose
/ honor Miss Elsie Aldrioh, daughter of
/ Senator and Mrs. Nelson W. Aldrich,
/ entertained a party at luncheon yester-
/ day at the summer home of Senator
Aldrich at Warwick Neck.
The additional guests we're Miss
/ Caroline Grosvenor, Miss Frances Lip
pitt, Miss Anita Watson. Miss Dorothy
/ Sturges, Miss Helen MetcaIf,- Miss Helen
! BIumer. Miss Gladys Baker, and Miss
/ Benson, Of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Nine. de LagerCrantz, who went 10
New York yesterday, will be joined
there today by the minister, who spent
the last few days in Chicago. and ny
the Misses de LagerCrantz, who have
been the guests Of Mss Elsie Aldrich
at Warwick Neck for the last week.
They viii sail Tuesday for their home
in Sweden to spend the summer.
The Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs Huntington Wilson entertained a
party at dinner last evening in honor
of the Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Franklin MacVeagh.
Mrs. MaoVeagh has returned 70 Wash
ington for a short stay before going To
New Hampshire for the summer.
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Miss Townsend At Court.
Miss Yvonne Townsend, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, OF
Washington, who IS spending some time
abroad was among the six Americans
presented 70 King Edward and Queen
Alexandra last evening at Buckingham
Palace. Owing to the slight illness OF
Ambassador Reid, who was unable to
be present. Mrs. Reid made the pre-
sensations
Mrs. Schroeder, wife of Rear Adnira
Geaton Schroeder. accompanied by thel
daughters will leave Washington Mon
dav for jamestown, r. l., where they
lease a cottage for the summer
Mrs l. z. Costello, who has been tn
guest of Mrs. J. Forbes O'Meara for tn
last six months. has gone TO Toronto
Canada. where she VIII be the guest o
Mrs. Peck for several months.
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Lieut. and Mrs Henry G. Dinger. q
< n, have taken cottage at Chew
Chase for the summer months Ihei
have as their guests Mr. and Mrs Franz
3 / SadleT whose marriage took place i
/ New York last week
; Mrs Archibald Hopkins, accompan.st
BY her son and daughter, left WbsEinE
ton yesterday for her summeT place a
Williamstowns Mass
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Mrs. CaIderon Carlisle and Miss Car
] Isle have closed their Washington resi-
dence and have gone TO the Nirginl'
Hot Springs, where they have taken
cottage for the summer.
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u Miss Eleanor Ridgely daughter Of MI
; and Mrs. William Barret Ridgely, sail
r ed today from New York for EuroD
( with her aunt, Mrs. Vincent, OF Chica
. go. They will spend the summe
= abroad.
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. John Barrett. who has been spendin
n a few days in Pittsburgt has returnei
f TO Washington.
- McLean-GaTdineT
The marriage Of Miss Rebekah Nc
Lean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs DonGI
Mclean to Lieut. J. deb. W. Gardner
L. S. A., New York, this afternoon il