Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-10
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SECRETARY AND MRS. KNOX TO
RETURN SHORTLY.
Miss Kaspar to Wed DR.. Lawson
Wednesday-Notes Of the Re-
sorts-Personal Mention.

The Secretary of State and Mrs. Philan-
der c. Knox will return to Washington
September 90 They spent the greater
part of the summer at their country home
at Valley Forge, Pa Lately they visited
a number of New Jersey resorts before
going on a motoring trip through New
England
Mr.. Kermit Roosevelt, who recently re-
turned from Turkey, is at present the
guest of the Duke and Duchess of Rohan
at the Chateau Josselin. near Paris.
The wedding of Miss Edith Deacon and
Mr. George Lee Peabody of Boston. which
was to take place next Thursday at Snug
Harbor. the residence of Mrs. Charles H.
Baldwin. near Newport. has been post
poned until January. The announcement
was made yesterday by Mrs Baldwin, who
also said the ceremony might be per-
formed in her apartment in New York or
in Boston. as all plans for ii had been
abandoned
Mr.. Peabody. who suffered sunstroke
when playing tennis in Newport in July,
recently left the hospital at Beverly, and
although he is able to drive out daily he
is far from well. In the circumstances II
was deemed best to postpone the marriage
until he had fully regained his health.
Countess Annie Leary, known in VIDE
circle here. and who arrived In Newport
Wednesday, returned from lunching with
Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg yesterday TO nnd
many of the summer RESIDENTS awaiting
her return and numerous noral glfts sent
by them i'm her drawing room. Countess
Leary resumes receiving Tuesday after
moons, beginning next TUESDAY. MIS-.
Lewis Quentin Jones will pour tea. The
Messrs Paget of England. sons of Lady
Paget, are expected TO Visit newport
shortly as guests of Countess Leary
Countess Leary will entertain a dinner
party October at her New York resi-
dence in honor of Cardinal Vincenzo
yannutelli of Rome. Other distinguished
guests will include Cardinal Gibbons, Car
dinal Louge of ireland, Archbishop Fall
COMO of Washington, Archbishop Farley
of New York and Prince Ferdinand De
Croy The previous day marks the con-
secration of St. Patrick's Cathedral in
New York
Mr.. Huntington Wilson, acting Secre-
tary of State, accompanied by Mrs. VIII
son, will sail for short vacation In Eu-
rope shortly after the return OF secretary
Knox late this month.
Mrs Kenneth Castieman. wife of Lieut..
Castleman OF Newport, Is able TO SIT up
for few hours each day. She had
mild attack of typhoid fever.
Gen. Miles has returned TO his apart
ments i'm the Rochambeau. after spend
ing the summer at Boston.
and Dr. H. w. Lawson of this city will
take place next Wednesday at noon in
the Kaspar home, at 12l7 NJ street The
ceremony will be followed by break
fast and only small company OF rela-
tives and close friends have been asked.
Miss Kaspar will have for her only at
tendant Mrs. w. w. Chance, who was
formerly Miss Lillian Lake. DR.. III. HI.
Donally will be the best man. After a
wedding trip of fortnight the bride and
bridegroom will be at home with the
brides parents on NJ street
Miss Kaspar is the soprano soloist in
the Metropolitan NJ. f. Church, which
position she will retain. She has been a
other eastern cities with the leading or
chestras and choral societies of this
country.
Mrs Il. j. Owen Of Frankfort, y. Y.
and Mrs. William Delano of Camden, n.
j.. are guests of their brother. Mr.. j. IL.
Beckwith.
an, apartment i'm the Connecticut for the
season.
Mr. William Phillips, first secretary of
the american embassy AT l<OnuoI, dhu
Mrs. Phillips are making their first visit
to this country since their marriage.
which took place In London in the early
spring. Mrs. Phillips before her mar
riage was Miss Caroline Drayton. MT
Phillips in spending few days In wash
ington.
Senator and Mrs. Nathan Scott. who
went abroad as soon as Congress ad-
journed, are now at Aix-les-Baines,
where they will remain until the end Of
September.
Mrs John r. Poor Of Washington gave
a reception and tea at her villa on the
Cliffs at Narragansett Pier yesterday aft
ernoon, complimentary to DIR. Charles w.
Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard IN
iversity, and to delegates to the confer
ence of the National Cicil Service Reform
League here. Many members Of the villa
colony were invited. Presiding at the tea
table were Mrs. Francis Wharton of Phil
adelphia and Mrs. Hugh Medley OF Mem
phis, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de Koven Of
washington entertained dinner party