The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-25

Mrs. Taft and her children are now at
Beverly, Mass, the Presidents summer
home. where many improvements and
changes have been made since last fall
Miss Helen Taft and Mr.. Robert Taft
are now in the center of a group of
their special friends who also have sum-
mer homes in that vicinity.
The Admiral of the Navy and Mrs.
George Dewey have closed their town
house and gone to their summer place.
at Woodstock, VT.
Mrs. Lowden. wife Of Representative
Frank o. Lowden. Of Illinois. has gone
to her summer place. "Sinissippi Farm"
Oregon. H., accompanied by Miss Ruth
Patterson, who will be her guest for
several weeks.
Representative and Mrs. John w
BOehne will close their house, in Column
bia road. to-day, when they will go with
their family TO their home In Evans
vile. Ind, 10 spend the summer season.
Mr. and Mrs William H. Baldwin re-
turned to Washington yesterday from
New York, where they journeyed Satur-
day 20 visit friends
The marriage is announced of Miss
Adelaide d. Frances to Mr.. William S.
Douglas. The ceremony was performed
Thursday uorning of last week at Wes-
ley NJ. Z. Church parsonage. Rev. w. I.
McKenny officiating. in the presence OF
a small company Of relatives sand a few
intimate friends.
Col. and Mrs. Siebert. with Miss Sic
bert. went TO Deer Park yesterday,
where they Will remain during the
summer.
Mrs. Preston Gibson and Mrs. James
Mcmillan joined Mr.. Gibson at the Plaza
Hotel, in New York, Thursday. and will
spend a few days there.
Mrs W, H. Boucher has gone to New
York 20 visit a short time.
Miss Jean Loring. daughter Of Or. and
Mrs. Francis B. Loring. will leave here
about July 10 join Mrs. Winger. of
Baltimore, at her summer place. on the
Eastern Shore of Maryland, for a visit
Of several weeks. Later Miss Loring
viii join her parents and sisters at their
summer place at NarTagansett Pier for
the remainder OF the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William p. Van wickle
are back at their old home, 1857 O street.
which has been leased for number of
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W PilIing have
closed their Massachusetts, avenue home
and gone TO Gloucester, Mass, where
they have engaged a cottage for the
summer.
The charge d'ahaires OF the Swedish
Legation. and Nine. Ekengren. with their
infant daughter, have gone to Bar Har-
Dor, which viii be the home of the lega-
ton during the summer.
Mrs. John Hay has closed her home IN
Sixteenth street and gone e Boston for
a brief visit, before going to THE Fens, "
her hoppe in New Hampshire, for the
summer.
Mrs Pauline Letterman. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harold Levy,
has returned 10 her home In Charlottes-
vile, Va.
Commodore and Mrs. EIbridge T. Gerry
have issued cards for a dinner at "Sea
Verge" their villa In Newport. on July 4
Mr. and Mrs Peter Goelet Gerry are their
guests.
Miss Sally Somerveu NIackau has gone
TO Watkins Glen, n Y, and Niagara
Falls. and viii also spend three months
in Canada.
Mrs. Benjamin w. Reiss and family
have left the city for their cottage at
Washington Grove. Md. where they Will
spend the season.
Miss Daisy V. Hanshew, Of German
town. Nd, and Mr.. John NJ Kline, of
| Washington. were married at the Neels-
Vile Presbyterian Church in German
town, Wednesday evening, by the pastor
OF that church. Rev. r. D. Richards
2 The bride was gOwned in white messaiine
silk yelled with crystal net and trimmed
: with pearl passementerie. Her only Orna-
ment was a cameo pin, which has been
worn by every bride in her family for
4 four generations Miss Eugenia Brewer
4 of this city acted as bridesmaid, and wore
' soft blue silk and hand embroidered
! net gown with chiffon and gilt trim.
, mings. The maid of honor was Miss
Bertha Hanshew, sister of the bride. who
: wore a dress of pink silk trimmed with
= / j
! carried an armful of white roses and her
attendants carried bouquets Of pink roses
a and wore necklaces which were gifts OF
! the bride, Thomas Shaw and Bernard
, Hanshew acted as groomsmen, while
Master Seth Henry Warield. a nephew
. Of the bride. was ring bearer. The ushers
! were Reuben D. Warfield. of Laytons-
vile. Md; George Ramsburg, of Martins
burg Nd, and Mr.. NJ. Master and Mr.
Thorn, OF Washington. After honey
moon through the East. the young couple
will make their home In Washington
where Mr. Kline has been a government
! employee for years and where he received
his degree OF LII b last week
r. A. Charles. who for the past forty
three years has been in charge Of the
internal revenue files, has gone on his
D seui-annual trip to Atlantic City.