Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-30
in THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MRS. AND MISS TAFT ENJOYING
VISIT TO HOT SPRINGS.
Other Timely Topics-Home- Comings
and Travel Plans.
Notes.

routine of visitors to the Virginia Hot
Springs. leisurely enjoyment of social
| amenities and spending much time as
possible in the open air. With her sister.
Mrs. Thomas X. Laughlin of Pittsburgh.
and Miss Helen Taft she attended serv-
ices i'm st. Luke's Episcopal Church yes
terday morning.
Mrs. Laughlin had luncheon with Mrs.
Taft and Miss Taft at Fern villa. where
there were several callers yesterday after
roon Miss Taft rode around Dunn's gap
with Miss Louise Witherbee and returned
| in time for tea at Ingelscote where Mr..
and Mrs. Melville T.. ingalls,. who re-
/ turned from Cincinnati this morn ming. were
at home informally with Misses Gladys
i ingalls, and Abbie Barnard
Miss Harriet Anderson Of Cincinnati, a
niece of Mrs. Taft. will arrive at In
selscote tomorrow to visit Miss ingalls,.
| Miss Carmel Egan, daughter of Maurice
| Francis ESan, United States minister to
Denmark; will be married by the Right
! Rev. Bishop Won Euch to Mr.. Gabriel
O'Reilly. one of the officials of the In
| sular government in the Philippines.
SATURDAY morning, December 2. in the
Pro-Cathedral Of st. Ansgar, Copen
Murphy Of this city, was married few
years ago.
Mr.. OReilly is native of North Da-
kota, and was practicing law in Mime
apoiis, Mimi, when the Spanish Ameri-
can war broke out. He volunteered and
went to the Philippines with the Min
nesota regiment, and remained in Manila
| when peace came. In a short time lie
was made superintendent of the public
| schools of the islands and developed the
system into a very high state OF effici-
ency Last year he took charge OF the
government department that is promot-
| ing the native Filipino industries and
has been accomplishing wonders there
also.
| Miss Egan and Mr.. OReilly met in
this city before the formers father was
| appointed to Denmark. The date of the
wedding is earlier than was anticipated
and necessitates some rapid preparations
| by the party of relatives and friends who
are expected in Copenhagen to witness
, the ceremony.
| Miss Fola La Toilette. daughter of
Senator and Mrs. La Toilette. and Mr.
George Middleton OF New York were
married yesterday at noon at the FAM
lily residence by Rev. L. G. b. Pierce,
pastor of All Souls Unitarian Church.
Only the two contracting families were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton left later for
New York, which is to be their home.
Mrs Horatio n Slater and Miss Es-
ther Slater gave a dinner and dance for
Miss Laura Merriam of Washington. who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John T. Wheel
wright of Boston The rendezvous for
the party was the historical Wayside
| Inn. Sudbury. Those there to meet Miss
| Merriam We're Miss Elizabeth Bigelow.
| Miss Elsie Williams and Miss Katharine
| Key, prominent debutantes of the winter
with Miss Slater: Miss Miriam Sears and
Miss Elizabeth Silsbee of next years de-
| butantes: Miss Mary Sayles of Provi-
dence. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hunt, Mrs.
| 1fav.c k1Av. e-s- fv,1
liam A. Slater. jr., nephew. freshman
| at Harvard: also a number of other I'M
dergraduates. in Guiding Messrs. Francis
Motley. William c. Goldman. jr.. George
| Aspinwall. Gordon Grant, William Cham
berlain. Earl Graham. Thomas Bowers
and Jean Abreu The girls, with Mrs.
Slater and Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt remained
at the inn until this morning, the boys
after the dance going on to Concord,
| where they put up for the night.
| Tuesday. November II. has been chosen
| as the date for the marriage of Miss
D. Gable of Evanston. ILL.,. and Baron
Maj. Won Hernes of the 18th Austrian
Hussar Regiment. Vienna. The betrothal
of the young people was announced a
expected in Chicago Tuesday. Neither
bride nor groom will have attendants.
the wedding is to be a quiet family serv-
| ice in the evening at the Gable residence.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore A. Hammond
entertained a party of ten at the Driv-
! ing Club dinner dance in Atlanta, Ga.
Saturday night in compliment to Gen.
and Mrs. William Marshall Of this city.
| Mrs Hammond wore q white lace gown
and Mrs. Marshall wore an elegant toilet
of black satin and lace.
Miss Maitland Marshall was a guest at
the dinner dance, at which the debu-
tantes of the Atlanta season all attended.
| The charge d'affaires of Panama. Senior
Juan Brin. will entertain at a dinner No
vember :: in the banquet hall of the Pan
American Union building. This dinner
will be a celebration of the eighth ami
versary of the independence of Panama.
| The Italian ambassador and Marchesa
Cusani Confalonieri. Donna Beatrice Con-
| falonieri and Signor Ferdinando Confa-
lonieri have returned to the embassy in
New Hampshire avenue. The ambassador
and his family spent the summer in Italy.
was pretty wedding at the home of
Judge and Mrs. John NJ Sheets. when
their daughter Miss Nellie Florence
Sheets. and Mr.. Max Otto LorenZ. former
| instructor in the University of Wisconsin,
now statistcian for the Interior Depart
ment in this city. were married. The GER
emory was conducted at I 30 o'clock by
| President William o. Thompson of Ohio
state University anu WAS Witnessed Only
by immediate relatives and a few close
| friends. The bride was gowned In white
chiffon over satin and carried white roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz left Saturday even
| ing for the National Capital. where they
will reside. Mrs. Lorenz who is an Ohio
State University graduate, has been in
| the government employ in this city as
| statistician for the tariff commission.
| DIR. and Mrs Charles w. Richardson
have returned to their Connecticut ave-
| rue home from their country place Miss
| Amy Richardson who has been making
| a series of visits on Long Island and
| in New York, returns this week.
Lieut.. Col. X. Inouye, military attache
! to the Japanese embassy, will leave here
| tomorrow morning to visit the Military
Academy at West Point and to attend
| the banquet of the consul general and
Nine Midzuno to celebrate the birth
day anniversary OF his majesty the En-
| return next Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs o. H. Stickell of Brent
| October ~. in honor of their twenty
| first wedding anniversary. The rooms
were dressed in beautiful autumn leaves
and fall flowers. There was music by
Miss Louise Barnard and Leila Stickeli
and number of pretty songs by Mrs. G.
l.. Green of Mount Rainier. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs o. III. Stickell.
Mr. and Mrs. Leitch, Mrs. n. McGOwn,
Dr. and Mrs. Ohlendorf, Mrs. c. L. Green,
Miss Louise Barnard, Miss n. Leitch
Mr. G. McGown. Mr.. Joe McGown, Mr..