The Washington herald., 1911-06-26

Mrs. Charles Anderson, Of Cincinnati,
sister of Mrs. Taft. who has spent the
past three weeks at the White House,
left last evening to return to her home
in Ohio. Mr.. Robert Taft, elder son Of
the President, is on his way to Europe
to spend the summer, accompanied by
classmate. Mr.. John NJ. Even, jr., OF
Chicago. who has been a frequent guest
at the White House during this admins
tration.
The Secretary Of the Navy, Mr.. Meyer,
accompanied by the German Ambassa-
dor, Count Won Bernstorff, arrived at
Newport on the Dolphin on Friday,
where they spent the weekend. They
will 90 to Rock Maple Farm. the
Meyer country place, at Hamilton. Mass,
to Join Mrs. Meyer and the Misses Meyer
flor q visit, early this week. They went
aboard the Dolphin in New York.
Mrs. Macveagh, wife Of the Secretary
of the Treasury, who spent the latter
part OF last week In New York, went
to Boston on Saturday to spend a few
days with Mrs. Writ Dexter. who has
often been her guest in Washington.
She viii 20 later in the week to her
summer home at Dublin, n. H.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Nagel, who left q few days
after the silver wedding at the White
House for Brown University, where the
Secretary made an address. have gone
| to they home at Marion. Mass, where
they have Joined the other members OF
the family.
The Admiral of the Navy and Mrs.
George Dewey have gone to the Ad-
niraI's old home at woodstock w.. to
spend the greater part Of the summer.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Stim-
son, who have apartpents at the High
lands for the spring and summer, have
leased the house 1149 Sixteenth street
for the coming season. Mrs. Stmson mas
spent a fortnight here house hunting
with this result She will accompany
the Secretary on his trip to Panama anu
Porto Rico, sailing July s.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop entertained
| a small company at luncheon yesterday
at the Chevy Chase Club, which was the
mecca toward which all society left In
washington turned through the day.
The dfning-rooms, porches, and lawns
were filled all day with small compa-
nies.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Glover and their
son, c. c. Glover, tr., left late last week
for York Harbor, where they have taken
beautiful cottage for the season They
will be Joined there at the end Of this
| week by their daughter, Nine van SWIM
deren. wife of the former Minister from
the Netherlands at this post. who will
| bring her two small children with her
/ and will be Joined laterI in the season
| by the former Minister, now member OF
| the Dutch cabinet. 1t was at this resort
that he thrst met Miss Bessie Glover
who became his wife about five months
later.
The marriage is announced of Maj.
Henry c. Davis, U. s. N. c., to Mrs.
vesta Sbortridge Braguiere, OF San Fran
cisco The ceremony was performed on
Saturday in wilmington, Del. He and
his bride have gone to New York, where
he has been assigned to duty at the bar
racks.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Oliver Wendell
Holmes are expected at Beverly Farms
i next week. The justice has returned to
his Boston home, after spending the past
week In Cambridge during the Harvard
festivities
Mrs. z. F. Droop and her daughter,
Miss Droop. have arrived at Paul
Smiths. In the Adirondacks. They have
taken the Otis camp, on Osgood Lake,
near there, for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gillespie, son
and daughter-in-law of Gen. and Mrs.
George NJ. Gillespie. Of this city. have
taken the Carter Brown homestead IN
bellevue avenue for the season. They
will take possession In a few weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Isham, of New
York, have joined the latter's parents
at their summer home at Manchester
in-the- Mountains, VT. at their splendid
/ place there Mrs. Isham was a great
/ belle in washington society as Miss
Mary Lincoln, when her father was SEQ
retary OF War.
Mrs. Garret A. Hobart, widow Of the
former Vice President, and her son and
dauRhter-in-law, MY. and Mrs. Garret
| A. Hobart r., and their young son, have
arrived at Poland Springs, where they
spend a portion OF every summer.
DR.. II H. Hazen, who is at his camp
at Rangeley, Me-, entertained a party
Of . friends last week. including DR..
Henry P. Parker, OF this city
Mr.. and Mrs. John carnahan. Of Canton.
Ohio, parents Of Mrs. Rufus Day, Of
4 tAts city. have announced the engage,
ment Of their younger daughter. Mary,
to Mr.. Joseph Hendrix Hines, of Bsiti-
tmore. Mrs. Day Is daughter-in-law
al Mr.. Justice Day. ana with her hus-
band spends her winters In Washing
ton.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas 4. Gan. who
are tn their summer home on Cape Cod.
VIII have with them for 6 part Of the
summer their daughter, Mrs. Cary Lang
horne.
DR. ana Mrs. Ralph Jenkins. Of this
c,ty. who are abroad this summer. have
aeasaa their summer home at Blue Ridge
| Summit to Mrs. Charles K. Harrison. Of
Baltimore.
Rev, DR.. Nayior, Of this city, former
presiding elder here. has Joined his
laau~bter. Mrs. George W. swsrtzeli, in
the swartzell cottage at Mountain Lake
Park.
/ NJ. walter D. Wyyiile and her daugh-
-. .r~. Charles w. Robertson. Whn