The Washington herald., 1911-09-26

Mrs. T. X. Laughlin, sister of Mrs
Taft, is expected to arrive at PARA
malta, in Beverly. next week to spend
the month OF October. The Presidents
yacht Mayflower is still moored off West
| Beach, at Beverly, for the use of his
] family, and many happy parties of young
| people enjoy II.
! Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs Benedict Lockwood. OF Baltimore
ard New York, for the marriage of their
daughter. Violette McCay, to Mr.. James
| Ivor McCallum. of this city. on Tues
dav afternoon, October 10. The ceremony
will be performed at ) o'clock in the New
York home of the Lockwoods. at 49 West
! Sixty-seventh street. Owing to the re-
| cent death Of an uncle of the bride, the
| ceremony and reception will be quite prl-
| vate. only the members of the two fam
| lilies and a few intimate friends being
! asked.
| Mr.. Joseph Longworth Anderson, of
| Lawyers Hill. Relay, Md, who has re-
Gently leased the home of Mr.. Richard
Lee Fearn. POP Massachusetts avenue.
has issued invitations for the marriage of
| his daughter Ethel to DIR. Henry Clark
| Thacher of New York, on Saturday, OC-
tober p. The ceremony will he performed
at noon in St Johns Episcopal Church
| in this city and will he followed by a re-
! CeptiOn in the Massachusetts avenue win
ter home of the brides family. DR..
ThaCher was formerly on the staff Of the
Johns Hopkins Hospital, in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean are ex-
pected to arrive in New York to-day on
| the Kaiser Wilhelm II and will come
at once to Friendship. their country
place on the Tennallytown road.
The Admiral of the Navy and Mrs.
Ge"rEe Dewey have returned to their
h"m" in Washington after spending the
summer in the North. much of the time
in the AdmIrals old home in Vermont.
Miss Laura Schl.y BurIeson. daughter
OF Representative Burleson. of Texas.
is now the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Nor
gan Beach at their country place near
Washington. She has recently returned
to Washington from Rar Harbor, where
she was the guest for some time Of Mrs
John r. Henderson at her cottage Miss
RurlesOn will be among the seasons
debutantes and Will unQucstionably be
one Of the most attractive Of them, as
well as one Of the most cultivated. She
graduated with many hOnors at the T'ni-
verSity Of Texas last spring. She spent
some days with Mrs. William F. Dennis
I'm Washington before going to the
Beaches country place, and on her re-
turn will he with Mrs. Dennis again to
await the return Of her parents. who are
in their Texas home.
Mrs Roger Sherman Boutell and her
children have returned to their home in
Washington. after spending the summer
at the camp of Mrs. BOutelrs father.
Mr. Burley, Of Chicago. on Lake Placid
This is one OF the most beautiful and
pretentiOus estates in the Adirondack
section.
Mrs Sgsbec wife of Rear Admiral
Charles D. Sigsbee. spent her summer at
the Boston Navy Yard, visiting their
daughter. Mrs Kittelle. wife Of COM
mander kittelle. L. S N, who is sta
toned there. She is now with her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Small.
or this city. for 4 time before joining
another daughter. Mrs Mary Ellen Kerr.
in New York. Admiral Sigsbee spent his
summer in the Blue Ridge Mountains
from where he will return shortly.
Mrs. Edmund r. Colhoun. widow Of
n,
their two daughters. Miss Colhoun and
Miss Helen Colhoun. are again in their
Washington home for the winter. They
spent the summer at Atlantic City at the
Dennis and have returned greatly bene-
fitted by the sea air Mrs. Colhoun who
has been an invalid for many years, is
much stronger the past year
The United States Ambassador to Ger
were former residents of Washington. will
return here for a permanent home after
Dr.. Hill takes leave of the embassy In
Berlin and does some special studying
and writing, which he will do before sail
ing. They will probably not reach Wash
ington until some time in Lent, probably
shortly before Easter. They will then pur-
chase a residence here.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis J. Abbot are spend
ing some time iu Chicago. their old home.
before returning 20 Washington. Mr.. Alb
bot Joined Mrs. Abbot at Detroit. where
she was visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Naples. They will return later to
their apartment at Congress Hall for the
winter.
Mrs. w A. Slater will spend the winter
in st. Petersburg with her son-in-law and
daughter, former attache of the Russian
Embassy and Mime. de Struve and their
young daughter, who were transferred
from the embassy here last spring. Nine
de Struve was married in Paris after only
one season as a belle in Washington, only
a few months after her debut in society. |
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Hughes and family
have returned TO Washington from their
summer home on Long Island. They have |
given up the house they occupied on Mas |
Sa chusetts avenue last season and will |
apartment in the Highlands |
until their new home, at the corner of V |
and Sixteenth streets, is completed.
Mrs. Horatio Slater. of Boston. who |
has also a Washington. home, where she |
has spent many winters, will present her |
daughter Esther to society of Boston |
at a brilliant Cotillion in the Slater home, |
Pine Bank" at Readville, Mass. Miss |
Slater will be a French-made debutante, |
as she has been at school in Paris for /
several years, and has but just returned |
to this country with her mother. They |
brought over not only the buds ward |
robe but the favoEs for the cotillion and |
for many other functions which Mrs. |
Slater will give for her daughter. They
will come to Washington in midseason,
and no doubt occupy their own house IN
Sixteenth street, which adjoins that of
Mrs. Slater's sister, Mrs. Hunt Slater,
who is also her sister-in-law, as they
married brothers. The two houses are
we'll adapted to entertain
nents, as they can be thrown together
Mrs. John r. Mclean Will