Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-07
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
BRITISH AMBASSADOR AND
MRS. BRYCE IN JAMAICA.
Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand Re-
turn to Misunderstanding.
Notes of the Resorts.

The British ambassador to the United
States and Mrs. Bryce, who are on
tour to South America. arrived at King
ston, Jamaica, yesterday from New York.
and are the guests Of Gen. olivier. They
will remain I'm Jamaica today and will
then proceed on to Chile.
The French ambassador and Nine Jus
serand have returned To Washington, and
are at the embassy. in 10Th street north
west. AS yet they have not concluded
their plans for the autumn.
The wedding of Miss Anna Peck
and Rev. Samuel Babcock Booth of Ger
mantown, Pa, was solemniZed in st
Johns Episcopal Church, Georgetown,
last evening at $50 o'clock. Rev. r. b.
Howden, the rector of St Johns parish.
officiated The bride, who Is the daugh-
ter of Commander r. G. Peck. I. ;. y,
retired. and Mrs. Peck of Philadeiphia,
was given in marriage by her father.
Her sister, Miss Julia Peck, was her only
maid of honor. Mr.. Henry Booth OF
Germantown was best man, and the usn-
ers were Rev. Roscoe Hatch or New
York Mr. Frank White OF Germantown,
Mr. Blaine l.. Orme and Mr.. Edward
Dwyer OF Washington. The ceremony
was followed by an informal reception
al the home OF the brides uncte anu
| of Georgetown, with whom she has been
spending some time.
Commander Peck has been stationed at
Philadelphia. but since his retirement ne
and Mrs Peck have decided TO take
house in Washington for the winter. The
young couple left for honeymoon trip
and after October / will be at nome In
Nampa, Idaho
Among the out-of-town guests az the
ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Booth. parents of the bridegroom, and
Miss Henrietta Booth, his sister; Mrs
Samuel Rittenhouse of Philadelphia. Mrs.
H. C. Henshaw of Frederick. Nd MT
and Mrs De Mott du Pont OF Winning
ton Del: Renwich Knox of Duluth.
Mimi: Miss Eta Atkinson and MISS Mary
Mckee Of Germantown
| Mr. and Mrs. Melville f. ingalls,. who
are entertaining a large house party OF
members OF the family at Inglescote, AT
| Hot Springs Va, gave their annual pic
| mic at Flag Rock there YESTERDAY. Ha,n
pers were sent on ahead with negro cooh
and luncheon was served on huge
| bovlder upon the arrival of the party,
| including Mr.. and Mrs. ingalls,, Mr. anu
Mrs. Edward Ingalls,. MT. ana MIS-
| George ingalls, and their three children.
Mr. and Mrs Albert ingalls,, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fay ingalls, and Misses Gladys In
gals and Abbie Barnard. Justice ana
| Mrs. Horace Lurton OF Washington. Mr.
and Mrs william III. Green. Judge ana
Mrs. William Harrison jackson. MRS.
Frederic Sterry and Messrs. l.. A. Ault
and w NJ Brown OF Cincinnati.
Mr. Paul j. Rainey was unable TO leave
Newport for New York Monday night and
| he did not get away on board the boetnic
| until Yesterday afternoon. During the
day he had a small party on hoard for
| luncheon and to see the specimens he and
Mr. Harry Whitney of New Haven
| brought home from the polar regions In
the company were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Rey-
nal and Miss Eleanora Sears. Mr.. Rainey
has decided TO present the two polar bears
he has aboard to the New York Zoo,
and he may also give the same establish
ment some musk oxen. a walrus and sew
| eraI of the dogs. Others of the animals
will be sent by Mr.. Rainey to his shoot
ing preserve In Mississippi. He will soon
return % Newport TO r-ie remainder
| of the late season
There was an unusually large throng
| out driving on the boulevard at Hot
Springs Yesterday afternoon. and those
/ who did not stop at the various farm
1 houses for tea returned in time TO join
the crowd assembled at the Casino Tor
| the concert
own pair in a smart spider phaeton. with
Miss Edna Ward. stopped at Fassi1ern
Farm for tea, and with others giving
! teas there was Mrs. Albert Z. Bruce, WHO
entertained In compliment to Mrs Eu-
gene Hinkle. Mrs. John Kean and MISS
Lucy Kean. mother and sister OF seha-
i tor Kean; Mr.. and Mrs. William Alien
| Mrs David Dunlop. Mrs. Clendennin !
Ryan, Admiral and Mrs. william u
Buehler, Archibald NJ McCrea, Dr.. Guy
Fairfax Whiting and Rear Admiral ana
| Mrs Silas Casey OF washington were
| among those out driving.
The United States minister to Panama
and Mrs. Thomas c. Dawson returned to
| washington yesterday from New York,
| where they spent the last Few DAYS
| They will leave for Panama the middle
| Of this month. and will be there to re-
ceIye the President and his party on their
arrival in November.
Cen. Buchanan and Miss Helen Blu
chanan have arrived at Warm Springs,
| Va. from Washington.
The United States minister to Bolivia
and Mrs Horace G. Knowles are In
wa shington for q few days. Mr.. Knowles
has iust been transferred from Santo
Domingo TO Bolivia.
| The governors Of the Narragansett Pier
! reading room have issued invitations to
members and their families 70 q reception