The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
Taft Family Now Settled at Beverly

first destination is Copenhagen. Denmark
Thence they are going TO Germany to
sec the Passion Play. They will return
to tho Unitod States in August, They
VIII probably spend the. fall in New York.
coming TO Washington in December
Senator and Mrs. Gamble of South Da-
kota VIII make tour OF Maryland and
New York, visiting friends before going
OF the summer
About Pinchot's Home.
Grey Towers, tho country seat OF for
mer Forester Clifford Pinchot. near Mil
ford, Pa, may be a very lively place this
summer, Mr.. Pinchot has already ar
rived and 1t Is intlmated that he may be
vclt There is little doubt that there will
be direct line of communication be-
tween Grey Towers and Oyster Bay,
Trey trey towers is a marvel Of forestry,
lrcc-erowtng is n hobby and business
WIN Mr.. Pinchot, and every conceivable
kind OF tree, from pine knot TO cuca-
liyPrns' ig1nas Is growing at Grey Towers. Mrs.
gan. are also there.
Mrs: Chamberlain, wife Of Senator
chamberlain Of Portland, Or. Will close
Mrs. Chamberlain and family Will spend
the summer at Capron Springs. Scna
tor Chamberlain will go TO Capron
springs for few weeks. but will then
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and political stay
Admiral George Dewey and Mrs Dewey
wan pass the summer in Admiral Dewey's
native state, Vermont.
Mrs. Sheridan. widow OF General Phil
Sheridan of Civil war fame, who recently
went abroad with her three daughters.
VIII remain in Europe indefinitely They
have leased their Washington residence
for the summer and fall and may not re-
turn until next spring. Mrs. Sheridan
has not been in the best OF health late
ly.
o'Brien- Smith Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Harriet Louise
o'Brien and Lieutenant Edwin DeIand
Smith. U. S. A, will take place Thursday
afternoon, July IL, at 4;30 o'clock in st,
Pauls Rock Creek parish. Miss Helen
Wilson will attend the bride as maid OF
honor. and the bridesmaids VIII be Miss
LaIlie Anderson. Miss Kathleen Andcr-
son, Miss Katherine Alvord and Miss
Garolins oof 1n1 sDToS. Lieutenant Smith has
attendants. The Rev. Charles D. Ruck
VIII oinciate and the ceremony and the
bride VIII be given in marriage by her
reception AZ the home OF Lieutenant
Colonel and Mrs. Kendall at Soldiers
nome VIII follow the ceremony. The en-
Gagcment OF Miss CBricn and Iioutennnt
Smith was announced carly this spring
by Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs Kendall
Personal Mention.
Count Won Bernstorff, tho German en-
bassador was in Madison. Wis. This
week. where he delivered an address and
had degree conferred upon him by tho
State university, He has now returned
TO the embassy ut Beverly. Mass, and
will soon sail for Europe
Mrs. Browne widow of Major Browne
OF Fort Thomas Ky. who has been visit
ing Mrs. Merriam wife of Major Mer-
rlam. has gone to Boston. where she will
spend the summer Mrs. Browne re-
Gently visited Lieutenant Harrison
Browne, n relative OF Mrs Browne, at
Fort Monroe. Va.
Mrs, Curtis, wife OF Senator Curtis of
Kansas, Is visiting friends in Holidays
burg. Pa Senator and Mrs. Curtis Will
return 10 KANSAS whGro they spend the
balance of the summer, early in July
Two southern visitors who have been
fcted by the southern colony In Wash
lanta. Ga. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson OF
Raleigh N. 4,
Secretary Of War Dickinson Is ready
now TO start upon his tour Of inspection
OF the Philippines He Will be accom-
panied by Larz Anderson, the Boston
Andersong had planned TO tour Europe
| th!s summer by automobile and spend
some time cruising in their private yacht
| In the Mediterranean. but they gave ZIP
| that trip when Secretary Dickinson In
| yited them to go to the Philippines. The
| dier General Clarence Edwards, chief OF
| the bureau Of insular affairs and an aide
! Mrs Dickinson and Mrs Edwards also
| will be In the party. They win sail from
| san Francisco In a United States gun
| boat.