Evening star., 1911-08-22

and Judge Joseph S. Young of Pittsburgh.
Pa, were at Swampscott. Mass. Sunday
on their way to Belgrade Lakes, Me.
The following announcement has been
sent to The Star. but has not been veri-
fed by any members of the Blake family,
as their home Is closed for the summer:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Gray Of Lon
don announce the engagement of their
niece. Miss Marion Blake, to Preston
Breckenridge Haines of New York, en-
sign, u. S. n. Mr.. IIaines is a graduate
of Annapolis and is at present attached
to the Trippe at Newport. Miss Blake
is travelling on the continent with her
uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph III. Choate will
celebrate their goluen wedding anniyer-
sary at Naumkeag, their country estate
in Stockbridse, Mass, October 16. Miss
Club at Naumkeag gardens tomorrow
afternoon.
Entertaining for Miss Josephine Kali
man and her fiance, Richard Edward
Bacque Bey, first secretary of the Tur-
kish embassy at Berlin, Germany, whose
marriage by a special dispensaton is to
take place Thursday at O'Clock in st.
Pau4's Cathedral. St Paul. M.nn., began
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison G. Fos-
ter of Lake Minnetonka were hosts at
their country home, the Willows, for
Miss Kalman, her fiance and Mss Kali
mans guest, Mss Kathleen Beresford,
the daughter of Admiral Charles Beres-
ford of London, England, who Is to be
one of the bridal attendants.
Miss Alice Forepaush viii give a din
ner in their honor tonight, and in the
afternoon Mrs. Harold p. Bend of ST.
l.. Inn han for
Miss Kalman and her out-of-town guests
at the Town and Country Club.
Blacque Bey and the men Of the bridal
party will have supper at the Minnesota
Club tomorrow night.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Draper
to Mr.. Thomas B. Gannett, jr., will take
place after the middle of November at
Hopedale or in Boston.
Mrs. Dorothea Hesketh of Rutland.
England, acting as godmother by proxy
and with no godfathers, little George
Thomas Westinghouse, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Westinghouse, jr.. was
| christened Sunday afternoon In Trinity
Church, Lenox, Mass. by the Rev. Arthur
J. Gammack, rector of the church. Mr..
and Mrs. George Westinghouse, the
child's grandparents; Mrs. r. De Witt
Mallary of Springfield, their guest, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McSparren of AL
bany were present. Mrs. Hesketh is a
sister of Mrs. Westinghouse, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse. jr., and
their son are spending the summer in a
cottage in ErskinN Park. the estate of
Mr.. George Westinghouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter an
nounce the engagement of their niece.
Miss Alice Jeanette De Mar. to Lieut..
Alley David Roux. The wedding will
take place early in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Paxton OF
Washington are in New York.
Monday Mr.. F. p. Fenwick, accom-
panied by a large party of guests of the
Waterick White Sulphur Springs. en-
joyed a delightful trip to Luray Caverns
The party left Waterlick about s
O. clock a. m, driving to Riverton, where
they took the railway to Luray. Auto
mobiles met them at the station and
luncheon. after which they were driven
to the caverns. In the party were Miss
Louise Jerdik. Miss Grace Boggs and
Mr. Charles Reeder of Baltimore, Md ;
Miss NJ. Carter of Spokane Wash; Miss
Florence Buckingham of Washington, D.
c., and Miss Giles of Florida.
Miss Eva Blumberg of Baltimore. Md.
is visiting Miss Jennie Cohen in this city.
The Misses Lena Konigsberg. Jennie
Cohen, Clara Freedman and Fannie Ru-
dolph have returned from Colonial Beach.
Miss S. l. Crane and her sister, Flora
NJ Crane. are spending few weeks va
cation with friends in Vermont.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Kennedy and fam
ily of Congress He ghts have gone to At
iantic City for a tWoWeek sojourn, and
will be joined by his mother. Mrs. Rich
ard Inch, who is now al Asbury Park.
Miss Elizabeth Z. Amman Of Baltimore,
Md, is visiting her tousin. Miss May
Roue Beuter of 9th street northwest.
William A. Wimsatt and Mrs. W.msatt
who went to Quebec to meet their daugh-
| ter who was returning home after two
years absence at school in Belgium, have
returned with Miss Wimsatt and are al
home in. this city.
Miss Halle Makely of No. 7O6 Duke
street. Alexandria, is visiting her sister
Mrs Ivan Green, in Stafford county, Va
Mr. and Mrs. John Heber Larrabee
are at the Hotel Ferebee. Virginia Beach,
and will also spend few days at Old
Point Comfort before returning to Wash
| ington.
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