Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-19
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MR., AND MRS. ELLIS WILL EN-.
TERRAIN THE PRESIDENT.
Another West Point Graduate Soon
to Marry-0ther Events.
Notes.


dent Taft will accept at Bar Harbor.
where he will arrive on the Mayfower
| tomorrow afternoon. will! be from friends
we'll known in Washington society. Mr..
and Mrs Franklin Ellis Of this city Will
give a reception at the kebo Valley Club
Thursday afternoon and afterward viii
| take a party Of twenty guests to dine
with the President at the Jordan Pond
House. The distance to drive is about
ten miles, and some of those who VIII
meet the President at dinner are the
Austrian ambassador and Baroness Hen
gelmuller. Mr. and Mrs Peter G. Gerry,
Mrs Platt Hunt. the Misses Totten, Mrs.
Garrison McClintock. Mrs. John J.
Emery, Mr.. W. Butler Duncan and Mr..
George B. Dorr.
The President will spend the night at
Ellsworth, Senator Ha1es home. Friday
| and Thursday he will lunch with Mrs
| Nicholas Anderson before playing
| round Of golf on the kebo links.
Commissioner and Mrs Cuno H. Ru-
dolph left yesterday morning for Lake
sunapee. n: H; In august they will
while, and then the Commissioners will
return to Washington and Mrs. Rudolph
will return to Lake Sunapee for the
remainder Of the season.
At Allentown, Pa. YESTERDAY at gar
den party Mr.. and Mrs. NJ T. J. Ochs
| announced the engagement of their
daughter, Millie L. Ochs. to Fred E.
rhl, second lieutenant in the United
| States Army. who was graduated in
June from the West Point Military Acad-
envy The bride-elect is one of the
most popular young society girls in al,
! Ientown. Mr.. Uhl is a son Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Uhl of that city and is de-
| family ronros0ntod in
| every American war from the French and
| Indian down to the Spanish.
| Lient Charles Thomas Hutchins. jr.,
L. S. NJ and Mrs. Hutchins. who have
| been spending a part of their honeymoon
| in the BeYkshires. left yesterday by au-
| tomobie for this city. Their touring
car was a wedding gift from the brides
sister, Miss Anglin.
Mr.. and Mrs Emmons S. Smith and
| son of this city were in Paris July 49,
Miss Viola Yachmann left the city Mon
| day to visit friends in Virginia.
quiet but pretty wedding took place
July Is at the rectory OF the Immaculate
Conception Church. Rev. Father Beavers
officiating, when Miss Ida NJ. Horton Of
| this city and Mr. Louis Gobeau Of Paris
were married. The bride wore a travel
| ing suit of golden brown and carried
Wnlte lleS. MI. ana dFS. otT0tlOl dCeeu
| as best man and matron of honor. Mrs:
| Stretton wore a suit Of ashes of roses
| and carried pink lilies. Following the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was given
by Mrs. Grace Breauner at her apartment
| In the. Northampton. Mr.. and Mrs. Co
beau took the O'Clock train for New
York, where they will spend some time.
after which they will visit Boston and
| the White mountains. They will be at
| home in September
Miss Veazie Metzel gave an outing in
| honor of Miss Edna Loeffier Of Oklahoma,
who Is here visiting for the summer.
| Dinner and supper were cooked out In
| ALL
Mr. Harry J. Lee and W. G. Lee and
daughter Miss Maud, left Saturday on
| the steamship New York for a trip to
England and France.
Mrs Burnham. widow Of Maj. Burn
ham. is in the city to attend the burial
Of her husband at Arlington. Maj. w
P. Burnham. her son, Is here also. Mrs.
Burnham will return to the mountains
| to remain until September.
Messrs F. Walter Hook, W. Chauncey
| Whitcraft, Ellis Whitcraft, Earl Lenoir
and Joseph B. Klein are guests of Mr..
Ernest Griffiths at Camp Clarence, Co.
| lonial Beach, Va.
Mrs c. M Gallagher of 512 A street
southeast. who has been spending the
month OF July at Orrs Island. Old Or
chard Beach, and other points along the
| Maine coast, leaves Portland the 21st
| instant by steamer for New York city,
| where she has an appointment with Col.
| Roosevelt July 23.
| the marriage of their daughter. Eleanor
| Buckley. and Mr.. Ross c. Barrett Mon
| day, July Is. At home at the Victoria
| after August 1.
| Miss Abbie Frances Livingston and
| Capt Cleveland Coke Lansing will be
married tomorrow at noon at the home of
the bride. st. Paul. MINI. Miss Mary
attendant. and DR.. Cary D. Langhorne
L. s. NJ. c.. will be the best man. William
MacEeill Rodewald, father of Mrs. Ger
| aid Moncrief Livingston. and Miss Rode
sentative and Mrs. G. H. Olcott are ex-
pected to attend. Miss Mary Saunders
gave a luncheon. yesterday at the Coun-
| try Club in honor o. Miss Abbie Living.
son, and last night the entire bridal party
and few friends dined at the roof gar
| den of the newt hotel. which is not to be
formally opened until this evening. Miss
| Kitty Johnson Of Vancouver, cousin of
the bride, will arrive for the wedding, and
| will visit Miss Bonnie Ransom.
Miss Florence A. Kaiser of 5O7 NJ street
northwest is visiting her uncle, Capt. Jul
| ius A. Kaiser and Mrs. Kaiser of German
| town. Philadelphia, Pa. While away she
will visit a number of the seaside and
| mountain resorts.
Among the Washingtonians registered
at the Mount Pleasant Hotel Ocean City,
Md. are Percy NJ. Cox and family, Glenn
E. Hustled and family. Thomas W. Hun
gerford wife and niece and L. e. Speer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bohn and sons ar
rived from New York Saturday, and
are the guests this week of Mr. Charles
Rauscher at his farm in Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Demonet and Miss
| Helen Demonat leave for Cape May
Wednesday to spend two weeks at the
New Cape May Hotel.
| Miss Katherine Stauffer. who gradu-
ated in June from the University OF
Michigan, has returned to her home in
| this city after a trip of several weeks
with her parents and sister.
Marriage Licenses. ~,