Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-30
in THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
HERE AND THERE WITH NOTA-
BLES FROM THE CAPITAL.
Summer Plans. Home Comings and
the Like-Personal
Notes.


the Like-Personal
Notes.
With the departure of Mrs. Taft and
members of the White House family for
Beverly. Mass, the social side of off,
c'al life at the capital will cease to exist
until after July at least when men,
berS of the cabinet and some other nofa-
hes Will he here from time to time until
Congress adjourns. Miss Taft will he the
guest of Secretar, and Mrs. Meyer for
the boat race. joining the family cir
Gle at Beverly by Tuesday or Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs William i. Boardmsn
and Miss Boardman. with other mem
bers of the ia mily. will arrive in Wash
ington the middle Of next week to at
tend the funeral of Frederick A. Keep.
who died suddenly in Paris. The serv-
ices will be held Friday. July Z. Mrs.
Keep is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Boardman
Secretary Fisher will spend the
Fourth with his wife and family at
their summer place at Lake Forest. Ill.
Countess IIuitfeldt Moltke, daughter
of Nine. Bonaparte. has arrived in
Boston. to visit her mother and brother
at their home in Bar Harbor
Baroness Tchida, wife of the .Iapa-
nese ambassador has returned from
Philadelphia. where she spent the last
week
Mrs. Anlick Palmer and Mr. J. A. c.
Palmer of this city arrived yesterday
at Bar Harbor and are at the Frazen
cottage.
Mr.. James Bryce, the British am
bassador, and Mrs. Bryce will leave
early next week for Seal Harbor, Me,
where the embassy will be esta blished
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Merriam left
yesterday for Liberty Furnace, Va, their
summer home. Miss Laura Merriam also
left yesterday for a series of visits near
Boston.
The German ambassador expects to sail
Tuesday for Germany. where he will join
Countess Won BernStorff and their son.
They will remain abroad until fall.
A home wedding took place at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Ida v. Bunch Wednesday
evening at O'Clock. when her only
Galladante Solomon were married in the
presence Of relatives and q few intimate
friends by Rev. A. T. Mowbray of North
Capitol NJ E. Church. The bride wore
crystals. She was escorted by her broth
er, j. ]. Bunch, her only attendant being
her little niece. Edith Elizabeth Bunch,
who was dressed in white null and car
ried pink sweet peas.
The parlor and. dining room were dec
Grated with palms. sn1ilax and carna-
tons. A reception followed, after which
the couple left for a northern trip. Upon
their return they will be at home to their
friends at 1896 New Jersey avenue north
west.
Representative and Mrs. Burleson Of
Texas have taken an apartment at 1909
18th street. into which they are moving
today. Miss Laura Burleson has just
graduated from the University of Texas.
and Miss Lucy Burleson will go to Bryn
Mawr next year. while Miss Sidney Burle-
son is at school in this city. Mrs. Collin
Bee of Texas, sister of Representative
Burleson. will be with them next week
on visit.
Mrs Jack NJ. Bowen OF st. Paul. Mimi,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. M. Far
rell, OF Capitol Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ Fluckey and chill
dren will spend the next ten days at
HarperS Ferry.
DR.. Richard Rathbun. assistant secre-
tary Of the Smithsonian institution, and
Mrs. Rathbun left Washington today for
East Gloucester, Mass. where they will
remain for several weeks.
Mai. Charles l.. Beckurts, Mrs. Beckurts
and Miss Isabel Beckurts Of Washington
are in New York for a few days. Mrs.
Beckurts and Miss Beckurts will leave the
early part of next week for their summer
home in New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Bernstein OF New
York city are in Washington on their
honeymoon and are visiting the former s
sister, Mrs. NJ. s. Rosenthal.
Mr.. and Mrs a. H. Plant, with their
children, Misses Helen and Olive and
Messrs. Alfred and George, left last night
for their summer home In the Belgrade
lakes for the summer.
Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith. rector of
st. Margaret's Chuch, and Miss Smith
have gone to their summer home at
Haven. Me.
Miss Dorothy Beall left last night for
Chicago. where she will spend the rest
of the summer.
One of the prettiests of June weddings
took place. at the home OF Mr.. Charles
Ebert, sos 18th street, last evening, when
his daughter Alma was married to Mr..
William c. SticeIin of St. Louis. Mo-. by
Rev Robert Talbot of st. Paurs Fpisco-
pal Church. Only the immediate family
was present for the ceremony. The bride
was strikingIy gowned in pearl-gray mes
saline, and carried large cluster or
bride roses The couple left afterward
for honeymoon trip which viii, include
several northern summer resorts.
Myron West. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles r. West of 1892 Clifton street
northwest, Is at Camp Wawenock. Sebaso
lake Me-, for the season.
Mrs r. Jackson Webster, assisted by
Miss Rythe Milner, Miss Blanche Br.s-
coe of Alexandria and Mrs. l.. Hamtl-
ton Prather. entertained Thursday at
a luncheon and bridge whist the class
of 1911 Those present were Misses
Virginia Blair. Martha Bailey. Bessie
Jackson Mrs. Nellie Preston, Mrs.
Hester Jackson. Mrs. Edna Wheeler.
Mrs. Mathilda Tyler. Mrs. Amanda
Washington. Mrs. Maria Reed of Balt.-
more and Mrs. Cecilia Blair of Alex
andria
Rev. Dr Luther Hess Wafing of the
Georgetown Lutheran Church has
erected bungalow near Tyrone. Pa.
Mrs. Waring and the children left the
city today for that place. whore they
will spend the entire summer.