Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-16
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
TAFT AND HEBRON CLANS ARE
MEETING AT WHITE HOUSE.
Here and There With the Notables
Vacation Trips-Personal
Notes.

Tart and Master Charles Taft. 10 com
plete the immediate family circle of the
President and Mrs Taft for the happy
event of next week
Judge Heron. father OF Mrs. Taft. viii
not he able To come on for the silver we'd
ding celebration. tut the Presidents aunt
Miss Della Torres. will arrive tomorrow
from her home in Massachusetts Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Taft and sons and nr.
Horace Taft will all be here tomorrow.
Mrs. Taft's eldest sister Mrs. Charles
Anderson OF Cincinnati, is already here
with Miss Heron. None of Mrs
Taft's other sisters-Mrs Parsons of CO.
lumbus. Mrs Laughlin of Pittsburg. now
on visit 10 her father. and Mrs Moore
VIII be able to DE here. In most respects
the family gathering will be the same as
was here for the Inauguration OF Presi-
dent Taft
In addition to the music of the Marine
Band on the lawn. if the weather serves
and the party is held in the open, and the
Engineer Band for the dancing in the
east room. the SaenseFbund will give "A
snort program during the frs hod" OF
the reception, which begins at . cloca.
Two of the bridesmaids Yesterday a.
the wedding Of Miss Ashmore and MIR.
Poor in New York wore costumes of
pink chiffon over satin. with leghorn
hats trimmed with pink taffeta and
punches Of sweetpeas. Long pink taffe-
Ia streamerS fell from their hats. the
ends being fastened to the handle OF
the pink parasolS which they carried.
which We're also topped with clusters
or SWeetpeas. The next two were
similarly dressed but in green. and
the third pair were in purple. The
maid of honor wore yellow embroider
ed chiffon over satin and leghorn
hat trimmed with yellow taffeta and
sweetpeas. Instead of a paraSol. she
carried a shower bouquet Of sweet
peas. with streamers Of green taffeta.
The bride wore white satin with
court train, trimmed with point lace
and cluster of orange blossoms. Her
veil. which was also of point lace. was
caught ny coronet of orange bios
SONS. She carried a shower bouquet
Of lilies of the valley and wore dia-
mond brooch. the gift Of the bride
groom.
MIR Beekman Winthrop. Assistant
Secretary of the Navy. and Mrs. Win
throp are guests OF, Mr.. Granville l..
Winthrop. who will give several en-
tertainments for them al Groton place.
Mrs. Henry Todd Knowlton of I01
West SJth street, New York. has an
nounced the engagement of her daugh-
ter. Winifred knowlton. to Lieut.. Rob-
ert Wiltsie .opofford. L. S. ". retired.
No date has been set for the Wedding.
Mrs. I.innie NJ. Bourne has taken a cot
tage for the summer at Skyland. Blue
Ridge Summit, Va.
Owing 70 the death of their mother
Mrs Mary 4. Arnold, MIR. +. S. Arnold
and DR.. j. s Arnold will be out Of the
city for few days.
\ committee of the board of lady
managers of the Casualty Hospital gave
very successful lawn fete on the hospi-
tai grounds Wednesday evening June ~.
Mrs. +. Perkins. chairman, had assisting
her Mrs. McCauley. Mrs. Williams and
Mrs. Eberly at the punch table; Mrs. Cal
yer and Mrs Smith sold cakes and straw
berries: Mrs. Boswell, Mrs. Sellers, Mrs.
Malapas, Mrs Clark. Mrs. King, Mrs
Stewart and Miss X. Perkins assisted al
tables.
C. Minno and Master Alfred Minno will
sail tomorrow on the Koenigen Louise
from New York for Nayles and Genoa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester 4. Barr of Wash
ington are in New York.
Mrs. Charles j. Williamson is the guest
of Mrs. Harry Topliffe Miller at Auburn
dale. Mass. for a few weeks. Mrs. Will
hanson has been attending many of the
final exercises and entertainments at
Wellesley. Miss Katherine Williamson
was awarded the cup for novice tennis.
and was recently elected treasurer Of
the Southern Club of Wellesley Miss
Williamson will make series of visits
in New Hampshire and Massachusetts,
before returning TO her home 1916 Con-
necticut avenue.
DR.. Roy ID. Stone, son of Capt. and
Mrs. ]. y. Stone. and Miss Alkaline
Hicks, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hicks of Morrison, H.. were mar
ried the 10Th ultimo in Chicago. Ill DIR.
nd rc mill IN Stnr~ I'm
H. after September |.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Darr will to-
day receive the congratulations of their
host of friends upon the twentyfifth an
niverSary of their marriage. On ac-
count Of the recent death of Mrs. Darr' s
father the arrangements made to cele-
brate the event will not he carried out.
wedding trip. leaving the city the evening
Of the 10th for an extended journey to
Canada. returning through New Eng
land and visiting relatives in the eastern
states.
Mrs. \. p. Pujo, Miss Elaine Pujo and
Miss Mona Pujo. wife and daughters of
Representative Pujo, are at Atlantic City.
d. A. Levinthol of Philadelphia, chief
rabbi Of the Hebrew Congregation of
that city. and Rabbi r. NJ. Margols Of
New York city will attend President and
Mrs. Taft's silver wedding reception at
the White House Monday evening. They
will reach Washington Sunday afternoon
and will be the guests while in the city
of the chief rabbi of Washington, j.
Silverston, AL X street northwest. The
following committee has been named to
meet the visiting rabbs: Rev. S. Bicov-
sky principal of the Washington He
brew School, and A. Hoffenberg, teacher
in the same school.
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard and fam
ily have gone to York Harbor. Me.
Lieut. and Mrs. Victor Foster have re-
turned from their wedding trip to their
quarters at Fort Myer.
Mrs Thomas w. Symons and Miss
SymonS are at New Haven TO attend the
graduation exercises at Yale. Mr.. Thomas
w. Symons is a graduate and will go
abroad shortly for the summer.
Mrs Titan J. Coffey and Miss Chew
have gone to Hot Springs, Va. where
Mr.. and Mrs j. Ipshur Morehead VIII
also spend the summer.
Mira Ali kuli Khan, Persian charge
d 'affa:res, has returned from East
Gloucester, Mass. where his family Is
established for the summer, to be present
at the opening of the Persian-American
Educational Society meeting at the Car
negie Library today. A social gathering
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
Rauscher's.
LADIES THEIR GUESTS.
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