The Washington herald., 1910-09-05

President and Mrs. Taft have set oc-
tober Is for their return to the White
House, TO make ready for their trip TO
Panama, which Will last three weeks. II
VIII be particularly interesting to them,
as Il will be their second trip TO the Ca
nal Zone. the first having beeen made
when Mr.. Taft was Secretary Of War.
He will return to Beverly on Wednesday
/ Of this week from his Western trip. and
come here September 20 for a ten DAYS
visit Mrs. Taft will not accompany him
here this month when he will entertain
| his Cabinet
The Secretary OF War and Mrs Dick
inson and their son, with Gen. Clarence
/ r. Edwards. Mrs. Edwards, and Miss Ed
wards. who have been in the Philippines.
have sailed from the orient for Siberia
and Europe, on their return trip around
the world.
The Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs.
MacVeagh gave a pretty little affair at
their summer home in Dublin ~ H, re-
Gently as farewell TO the British Am
bassador and Mrs. James Bryce. who left
last week for a four months trip to Pan
ANA. South America. and England The
Ambassador planted a sapling. and his
wife also took a hand. The planting OF
a young tree is an old custom in England
/ OF paying tribute to a departing guest.
Lord Eustace Sutherland Percy, a com
paratively new attache OF the embassy.
was also among the guests OF Secretary
and Mrs. MacVeagh on this occasion.
The marriage OF Miss Emily Rosalind
Fish, daughter OF Representative Ham
ilton Fish. to Mr.. John W. Cutler. Of
/ Brookline. Mass. is set for October 8. at
/ the family's country residence at Car
rison. n. Y. where Representative Fish
and his younger daughter are spending
their summer. Miss Janet Fish. the elder
daughter. has been in Europe the greater
/ part OF the summer, attending to the
details OF her sisters rousseau. The
/ Fish girls have been important factors
In Washington society since their father
became Representative. They lived here
when they were small girls. for a time.
/ although their memory OF that period
is not a happy one.
! Their parents took the house now oc-
cupied by former American Ambassador
10 France and Mrs. Henry White. TO
] spend the season. expecting. In fact. 10
spend their future winters in Washing
ton. They had little more than become
| settled IN the house when Mrs. Fish died
suddenly and the family returned 10
their New York home. Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish, aunt OF the bride elect. will give
the wedding reception at the Stuyvesant
/ Fish home at Garrison.
] President and Mrs Taft were enter
tanned at dinner one evening last week
by Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Ames. OF Bev-
erly. Mrs. Louis More. sister % Mrs.
Taft. who has been their guest at Bev-
erly fer some time left for her summer
home at Biddeford. Ne. last Thursday.
Mr.. Robert Taft arrived in Chicago YES
terday 10 visit Mr. John NJ. Even. r..
at the home Of his parents at Lake
| Forest III. Mr.. Even Is a Yale class
mate Of Mr.. Tafrs, and has been his
frequent guest at the White House during
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry W. Taft, who are
| travelling abroad this summer. have been
! IN Berlin recently. Mr.. Taft was among
the dinner guests OF the Kaiser on
Thursday. Others in the company were
former Gov. Herrick. CO Ohio. and DR..
David Jayne Hill. American Ambassador
| to Germany.
Mrs. Walter Wellman and three of her
daughters. Misses Ruth. Rae. and Re-
becca. arrived at Atlantic City on Fri
day TO remain at the Chalfonte. They
made the trip from their cottage at East
Gloucester in their auto.
Mrs. Marshall and Miss Maitland Mar
shall, wife aud daughter OF Gen. william
L. Marshall, have returned from White
Sulphur Springs to their home in Ban
croft place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Sinclair Cameron
entertained at breakfast yesterday morn
ing in their home in Twenty-first street.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Myrtle King to Mr.. Arthur L. Harding
The ceremony took place Saturday at .
o'clock in Christ Church. Rev. A s.
Johns officiating. Only a small company
Of relatives and close friends were
present
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. B. Stanley Simmons for the
marriage OF their niece, Miss Johanna
Ignatia Williams, to Mr.. Louis Aloysius
Spiess on Wednesday evening. September
IA, at $50 D. m. at the Shrine OF the
Sacred Heart.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Emily Cas-
sard, daughter Of Chaplain William G.
Cassard, L. S. N, and Mrs. Cassard, to
Paymaster Dallas Bache Wainwright.
Z. S. N. now on duty atNhe Newport
Naval Training Station, viii take place
on October 26 at Frederick. Nd. The
ceremony Will be performed in St. Paurs
Church and will be followed by a recep-
ton. Mrs. Nichols. wife OF Ensign New
ton Nichols, U. S. N, viii be matron OF
honor. and Miss Faith Sanford, daughter
of Lieut.. Col James C. Sanford. U. S. A..
will be the maid Of honor. Paymaster
Frederick P. Williams, U. S. N. will
act as best man. Mrs. Cassard and her
daughter are now at Frederick.
An early October wedding in which
the old resident set Of Washington are
much interested will be that Of Miss Rose
Mildred Taylor, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
lie Roy Taylor OF this city and New
York, to Mr.. Joseph ]. O'Donohue, third
The marriage Of Miss Irene Sherman.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Watts
Sherman, TO Mr.. Lawrence. Gillespie. son
q Cen Eillnorin - al. ritr IN