Evening star., 1911-08-17
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MAYFLOWER Is ANCHORED AT
BEVERLY NOW,
Engagements of Well Known Bellies
Made Known-Trayel
Plans-Notes.

Made Known-Travel
Plans-Notes.
President Taft's yacht, the United
States steamship Mayiower. dropped an
Choir off West Beach. Beverly. yesterday,
and will femain during the President s
stay at Parramatta. The President in
tends TO take cruise along the Maine
coast in the Maynower soon. the date of
the start being dependent upon the ad-
journment OF Congress
The yacht will be used considera bly,
also this summer by Miss Helen Taft.
II is said. for entertaining. and is ad-
mirably adapted for such occasions
Mrs. Elsie French Vanderbilt will give
dinner dance in honor of her mother
at Newport tomorrow night. About 200
guests have been asked TO Harborview
for the dance. The affair will he as a
surprise to Mrs. French. with the entire
summer colony members assisting
Maj Gen. Arthur Murray and Mrs Muir
ray will leave today for Fort Monroe.
Va, TO spend week before going to
San Francisco, where Gen. Murray has
been ordered to duty. The Misses Muir
ray. who are making a series OF visits
along the north shore. will not join them
until October.
The minister from Switzerland. Dr.
Paul Ritter. will leave Washington to-
morrow for New York. and Saturday will
sail on the Olympic to join Nine. Hitter
and their children i'm Switzerland, where
they have been since early in the summer.
At Bar Harbor last night the midueck-
iy hop at the Malvern was preceded by
a number OF dinners Miss GLADYS Hinck-
ley being among the hostesses.
Mr. Archer Hartman had large party
to celebrate his birthday. having among
his Washington guests and others well
known here Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Glover, Mrs Hinckley. Mrs. Mckee, Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Henderson, Mrs. John l..
Morehead and Mrs. Burton Harrison.
Engagements of note announced yester-
day We're those of Miss Beatrice A. Flagg
and Mr.. Oliver Iselin. in New York, and
Miss Celeste Hecksher and Mr.. Edwin O.
Perrin. in Philadelphia.
Miss Sophie II. kloeber of this city and
Mr. A. r. Chrisler of Auburn. y. T., were
married August ID at the residence of the
brides sister, Mrs. NJ. j. Cook i'm the
friends, by the Rev. A. S. Johns of Christ
Church.
After an extended trip north Mr.. and
Mrs. Chrisler will be at home after Sep
tember l at Auburn, \. Y.
Commander and Mrs. L. L. Reamey will
sail for Paris. via. Cherbourg, in the
White Star steamship Olympic Saturday
next. the 10Th instant, to be absent until
November
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Roberts of Lang
don are sojourning on Chesapeake bay
near Bay Ridge, Md.
Miss Susie Custis Harvey. after
pleasant visit at the suburban home of
her cousin. Mr.. Howard Harvey Of Bal
timore, has returned to the home of her
parents on I.angdon Heights preparatory
to an extended visit at the farm home
of her uncle. Col. Truman Cross, in
Prince Georges county, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Van Hook of Lang
don have as their guests Mr. and Mrs
Fox of New Jersey. Mrs. Fox is sis
ter of Mrs. Van Hook.
Miss Pearl Hill Of Langdon is visiting
relatives and friends in Tioga county, Pa.
Misses Buelah and Margaret Belle of
Langdon have returned from an extended
visit with relatives and friends near
Savage, Md.
Mrs. Verde Walton and Miss Iottie
Tucker Of Langdon have returned from
a. visit with relatives at Baltimore and
trip TO Pen Mar. Nd
Miss Mamie Robinson of Franklin
street Langdon. has returned from 4
visit with friends on the lower Potomac
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Harvey of 1914 18th
street northwest are stopping at the
Waverly. Ocean Grove. n. J. Their sons
George and Walling Harvey, are spend
ing the summer on Lake Champiain.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur c. Proctor are
spending this month i'm the mountains of
tennessee. While there they are the
guests of Mrs. Proctors brother. w. A
Bobb, formerly of this city, but now at
Parksville, Tenn.
Mrs. Clement c. Roger and little daugh-
ter. Virginia. returned home yesterday
after two-month sojourn at Wiconisco,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. H. Hilleary are spend
ing several weeks in the Blue Ridge
mountain as the guests of the latters SIS
ter, Mrs. Stocks.
Mrs. Edward F. Hall and Miss Lottie
Evans Of Capitol Hill have gone TO At
lantic City to spend about MONTH
Mrs. Charles f. Sener of Sherwood.
ID. c., has her mother and sister from
Baltimore for few weeks stay.
Miss Ednah NJ Strong of Sherwood.
d. c.. is spending a few weeks at
Cazenovia, n. Y.
Mrs. A. De Sales Langley of Sherwood.
d. g., has left for a short visit at Co
lonial Beach
Miss Irene b. Gundiing of Sherwood,
d. c., is spending a few weeks at Ian
hams, Md.
Miss LuelIa Whaly of Washington. d.
c., is visiting Master Lawrence Langley
Of Sherwood d. {.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith have re-
turned to their home in Sherwood, ID. G..
after a pleasant trip to Delaware Water
Gap.
Mrs. Joseph f. Hodgson of Sherwood.
D. c. is spending a few weeks at CO.
lonial Beach.
Mrs. T. f. Timberlake of Langdon. d.
c.. is spending a very pleasan time at
Front Royal Va.
Mrs. William E. Bolen of Rosemont.
D. c.. and her small daughter will leave
Saturday for a short visit TO Sandy
Springs, Md.
Mr. and Mrs A. Ridgely have returned
from Montross Va. after twelve days
absence. visiting friends and relatives.
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