The Washington herald., 1911-08-03


Senator from Georgia, who has been
several times governor Of that State. is
now at the Holland House, New York.
with her daughter, Mrs. Ronald Ran
| som, Of Atlanta, after a short visit in
Washington, where they did little
house hunting for next season. They
are on their way to Nova Scotia, to
spend the remainder of the summer and
the early autumn. Mrs. Ransom, who
is the wife of a member of her fathers
law firm, was known as little girl in
Washington, when her father was In
President Cleveland's cabinet. She was
Miss Mary Brent Smith, and was mar
ried about a year ago. Senator Smith
and his family will return to Washing
ton not strangers by any means.
The Secretary Of the Navy, Mr.. George
Won L. Meyer, with his naval aid, Com
mander Philip Andrews, u. s. N. sailed
from New York yesterday on the Maure-
tania for Europe, to make a tour Of in
spection Of English dockyards. Mr..
George Won l. Meyer. jr., who has been
in Europe since the closing of his school,
will join his father abroad and make
the return trip with him. Mrs. Meyer
and the Misses Meyer win remain at
Bar Harbor. where they have been for
a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
will go shortly to Breton Woods, N. H,
where they will be guests at the Mount
Washington Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
gernon Burnaby, the latter a daughter
Of Mrs. Page. who are visiting from
their home in England, will accompany
them. They are all now at the Page
summer home at York Harbor, Me. Mr..
and Mrs Burnaby spent their honey
moon at Breton Woods three years ago.
The marriage Is announced of Mr.. Ed
ward S. Greene, of the Baltimore Even
ing Sun. and Miss Noodle E. Breckin-
ridge. also OF Baltimore. The ceremony
took place in this city Tuesday even
ing at o'clock, in the home of the
brides cousin, Mrs. Edward Evard, 33S
Indiana avenue. The bride was gowned
in blue satin and carried white roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene, who left immedi-
ately afterward on a Northern honey
moon trip, will upon their return make
their future home in Baltimore.
Rev B. F. Crawford, pastor OF Cor
such NJ. E. Church, and Mrs. Crawfor
have gone to Ohio to spend the mtnth
OF August. guests of relatives at Seville
and Sedalia. During his absence the
Gorsuch pulpit will be filled by Mr..
Johnson, Rev. d. B. Miller Mr.. Arthur
Haar, Mr.. Thomas A. Adams, Rev.
George Barber, and Rev. Mr.. Kittel
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. McKenna, who
have been making a series OF visits to
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Leggett Pultz. in New York;
York. and Mrs. Davenport Brown, in
Boston, have now arrived at Newport,
where they will spend several weeks,
guests at the Imperial.
Mrs. Robert Patterson, of this city,
who went to her summer home at Bar
Harbor early in the summer, was the
guest of honor at luncheon which Mrs
Frederick A Pearson, Of New York, gave
Tuesday. Mrs. Richardson Glover and
Mrs. Franklin Ellis We're also among
the guests asked to meet Mrs. Patter-
son.
Rear Admiral Reginald F. Nicholson,
u. S. N, chief OF the Bureau OF Naviga-
ton, has returned to Washington from
jamestown, r. l., where he Joined Mrs. |
Nicholson. who is established there for
the summer, for several weeks.
The engagement OF Mrs. Louise |
Fletcher Greene, of Ben Venue, Va, and |
Mr.. Marshall L. King, of Alexandria, |
was announced yesterday. The wedding !
will take place in November, and the |
honeymoon will be spent in Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Z. Vrooman have !
gone to New England and Canada for a |
trip. They will make a trip to Nova |
Scotia and Newfoundland before return
ing to the city the last of the month. |
They will establish themselves in their |
new home in Fourteenth street extended, |
which is now nearing completion, early |
in September Mrs. Vrooman in a daugh-
ter of Mrs. Matthew 7. Scoot, president
general of of the D. A. R., and is her
mothers first aid in tine work.
The death of Miss Susan P.s, .,ite,
daughter of the late Gov f. D!i White,
of Louisiana. md sister Of Ci.efsJustice
Edward y e, occurred in IT, ~,m-
mer hon. u Chief Justice at ry,tj
Hope. O, s---S Tuesday. The Chief
Justice he .npanied her remains to
Thibodeaux. 4, where the funeral sery.
ice will be he 4 in St. Joseph's Church.
Cards have been received here from
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred B. Chapman, of
San Francisco, for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Emily Chapman,
and Mr.. Benjamin Sturtevant Foss, son
of Gov. and Mrs. Eugene N. Foss, We'd
nesday, August q. in Grace Pro-Cathe-
dral, San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Berger closed
heir apartment in the Mendoza yester-
lay and left for Saranac Lake, n. Y,
where they will spend the hext few
weeks.
Mrs. John Lindsay Morehead, who
closed her apartment some time ago, has
arrived at Bar Harbor, where she will
spend the remainder of the summer. Mrs.
Morehead was accompanied by Miss
sophy Meldrum, her niece, Of Savannah,
Ia, who has been her guest frequently
n this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. West and
heir daughter. Katherine. of 1872 Euclid
Street. left yesterday for Europe for a
engthy stay.
Mr.. ]. Weinberg has returned from a
everal weeks vacation.
Mrs Louis Lehman Korn and brother,
dr. Horace ]. Donnelly sail for Europe ,
.o-day on a North German Lloyd steamer
rom Baltimore.
Mrs n HeaId of Chicago and her