Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-16
I'M THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. TAFT PLANS TO STAY AN.
OTHER TWO WEEKS NORTH.
Here and There With Other No.
tables-Weddings-Trav-
sls-Notes.

Mrs. Taft has been in Boston conSid-
erably lately doing her fall shopping. and
the proud boast of one Of the exclusive
shops is that the gowns she ordered are
to be worn at the White House the COM
ing winter. Mrs. Taft will remain at
least a fortnight longer at Paramatta,
Beverly, where Mr. Robert Taft spends
the week ends since his return from
his summer vacation in Europe. He is
again at Yale college After the return
| of Mrs and Miss Taft here visit to the
| Virginia Hot Springs is being planned to
| fill in the interval until the return Of
| the President
Miss Harriet Anderson of Cincinnati is
now at Beverly, visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Taft. and Miss Helen Tafts young
friends are making 1t especially plea SAINT
for her. Miss Katherine Anderson spent
September al the summer White House
and is now making a series of visits to
other friends in the east.
Mrs Charles w. Klauder has announced
the engagement Of her daughter, jeanette
Cascaden Klauder and Lieut.. Thomas c.
Spencer of the United States Infantry,
now stationed at Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Charles NJ Ffoulke, with her
daughter, Mrs Chapman Smith. and her
son, Mr.. Charles Nj. Ffoulke, have re-
home after long residence in Colorado
Springs.
Mrs. Frank F. FRYE and Miss Marion L.
Frye of Washington are in New York for
a few days and are staying at the Hotel
Wolcott.
Mrs. Allison Nailor, 18th and Rhode
Island avenue, has as house guests Mr..
and Mrs. A. c, Stewart of St. Louis. Mo-.
the former the sovereign grand inspector
general southern Masonic jurisdiction OF
the L. s. a. and a. =. r.. also Mr.. Will
liam Homan of New York treasurer gem.
eral of the northern jurisdiction of the u.
S. y. and a. S. r.. also his. sister. Nine.
NJ. Krope who are here attending the
exercises of laying of the corner stone OF
the new Masonic Temple. .'-.'-'-
Maj Newton Kimball. t.. $. A.. re-
tired. and Mrs. Kimball entertained at
an Oldtime Indiana corn roast and pos
sum supper at their country home on Oak
street, clarendon, last week.
Mrs. Ella Lowery Moseley. VINO spent
some time in the Straits Settlements with
her husband the late Consul General
Robert a. Moseley, jr., of Alabama, is at
the new Bancroft.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Young and their
daughter. Mss Robyn Young. have re-
turned to their home on P street, this
city. after spending the summer at their
country nae, 1tSu 1hduol, DIT lOIL DS-
posit. Md.
Miss Helen Burch of 316 D street north
east celebrated her birthday anniversary
Friday evening. October ID, by playing
games and other amusements. At $50
O clock refreshments were served. Those
present were Misses Helen Eisenstein, Mil
dred Nichols, Viola AL en-. Florence Els
Virginia Miller. Charlotte steadman.
Ruth Thomas Mildred Beard. May Thom-
as Thelma Yeager. Leabelle Beard Mil
dred Patterson. Louise Dutrow. Alma No
land, Essie Cave, Eva Freed, Essie Freed,
Mary Steadman, Abbey Allen. Elizabeth
Dorsey Anna Blew. Helene Dorsey. EN-
lily Harrison. Margie Nelson, Carrie Boz
ling, Masters Charles Dutrow, Wesley
Allen. Willie Nicholson Kenneth Burch.
Norman Burch,' Howard Allen, Robert
Hayes and John A. Steadman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lawrence Hayes and
son, formerly of Washington, D. c., have
returned to Wilmington after an extensive
trip through Texas, Missouri, Ohio and
Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Gray Drane, with
their sister, Miss Annie r. Mckenzie.
glad to welcome their friends at their
new home, 1905 Irving street northwest.
Miss Katharine McNeal. who spent Sat
ur0aY >dnQ SUNDAY III w dSIiiuStOu WIN
her parents, returned to Philadelphia
last night
\ party to celebrate the fourth birthday
of little Catherine Ruth was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. \. 7. Ruth, Octo-
Der T.. Games and music were en-
loved and refreshments were served. \
large gathering of young people was
present
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore and their
family. who went abroad prior to the
coronation and have since travelled ex-
Gently in London for their final days
abroad Mr.. and Mrs. Moore are cx-
pected to return to Washington next
month.
The engagement is announced in Pitts
burgh of Mrs. Paschall Carr, daughter
OF Mrs. John H. Ricketson Of Ridge ave-
nue., North Side. and Col. Herbert j.
Slocum, who is located at Governors
Island N Y. The wedding will probably
take place in the spring.
Mrs. Frank Carvil Cosby of Stoneleigh