Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-07
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
COMINGS AND GOINGS OF DIPLO-
MATIC AND OTHER NOTABLES.
A Virginia Wedding of Interest
Here-Travel Plans-Pcr-
sonal Notes.

DIT. ana Mrs. warren Fairbanks OF
indianapolis. Ind. have taken Willow
brook. MIR and Mrs. Nathaniel :.
Simpkins villa at Beverly Farms. and
are expected there today. Mr.. Fair
banks is the son of the former Vice
President and Mrs. Fairbanks. who are
expected in Beverly next month to
visit their son. Mr. and Mrs. Smp-
kins. who are former Washington win
ter residents, will pass the remainder
of the summer at their place at Var
mouth, on Cape cod
Fassifern. tho home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas :. White. near Lexington Va
was the scene OF p beautiful MARI age
last evening. when their youngest
daughter. Miss Eleanor Cameron
White. was welded to Charles Layton
fancy Of Wash ngton. u. e. The bride
was given in marriage by her father.
and her pastor. Rev. DR. Alfred T.
Graham of the Lexington Presbyterian
Church, was the officiating minister.
The minister of Norway and Nine
Bryn left today for New York and
in Norway. Mr.. ALBERT. secretary of le-
CATION. who will he charge d'affaires in
the absence of the minister. will go to
Northeast Harbor. aie., at an early date.
Gen John NJ. Wilson and his sister in
law. Miss Waller. and other members OF
his household have gone to Vineyard
Haven. Mass. where they will remain
until September. Gen. Wilson, who was
very i'll about a month ago. has almost
resained his usual good health.
The marriage of Miss Sarah BarrolI
Thayer. and Mr.. Frederic Winthrop will
take place late this month at Mrs. Ma
thaniel Thayers residence, in Lancaster,
Mass. Mrs. Thayer will accompany the
Danish minister and Countess Moltke,
her son-in-law and daughter, to Europe
in August.
Mrs. W. E. DeRiemer. 1851 Chaplin
street, left the city Thursday for short
stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. John E. McGrath closed her apart
ment at the Cecil July 1. After a few
days at the Hamilton House she will
leave for Hotel Arlington, Cobonigh
Canada.
Mrs. Hermon B. Butler Of winnetka
, ILL.,, announces the enga cement of her
daughter Marion to Claude Jewell Peck
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Peck OF
| Washington, d. G..
| Miss Otie R. Nelson sailed from Phila
delphia this morning on the steamer Mar
quette for three-month trip on the con.
| tinent and British Isles. At Shrewsbury
Eng, she will be the guest of her cousin
Mrs. F. w. Scott. formerly Miss Madge
| Luhn of Charleston, IS. C.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey T. DAILY and little
| son are spending the summer at Takpms
Park. where they have a house, an6
| where they will remain until the first OF
October.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Knapp and daugh
| ters. Misses Marie and Dorothy Knapp
of Massachusetts avenue, accompanied by
Miss Louise Clarkson, left today for At
| lantic City.
Mrs. Sigmund Silverberg and son Nor
| ton have gone to Cleveland and the
great lakes for the summer returnins
by way of Niagara Falls. Buffalo ant
| New York.
Mrs H. F. Hodges. wife of Col Hodges
| and Miss Hodges of Washington are ii
New York for a few days.
DR.. William J. R. Thomson left las
| night for a tour through Germany. He
will visit the place of his birth, and also
attend the Esperanto congress at Ant.
| werp, Belgium.
Mrs William A. Baker and little
| daughter, Iantha Dekay, are spending
| the summer with Mrs. Bakers parents
DR.. and Mrs. Emerson B. Lambert, Por,
| Jervis, y. Y.
| Mrs Wallace Radcliffe has gone with
| Ter brother, Mr.. Bryant Walker of De.
troit, to the Huron Mountain Club, or
| Lake Superior. where she will spend the
| summer. DIR. Radcliffe leaves next week
| and after visits in Pittsburg and Macki-
mac will join them at Huron Mountain