Evening star., 1911-07-28
I'M THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
INVITATIONS TO MEET JAPA.
NESE ADMIRAL ARE OUT.
Mrs. Frederick Mays SD Birthday
at Bar Harbor Home-Other
Events-Notes.

Invitations were sent out from the
White House yesterday for a dinner
which the President Will give Saturday.
August 3. in honor of Admiral Togo of
Japan. The dinner will be followed at
lo O'Clock by reception. Admiral Togo,
who Will sail for this country from Eng
land tomorrow. will have a short but
most interesting stay here officially and
socially. The Secretary of State and
Mrs. knox and the ambas ssador Of Japan
and Baroness Cchida will be among his
hosts.
| Mrs. Frederick May of Washing on.
who. as usual is spending the summer
, at the cottage on Stra berry Hill, Bar
Haibor, Me. celebrated her eishty-third
birthday there yesterday. A large num-
Der of the summer colony dropped in dur
ing the day to pay their respects. while
| friends and relatives was entertained.
those present including Frederick May.
Mrs: Mays son, J. Beaver Webb and
family, Capt. Thomas Bush and Mr. and
Mrs. Middleton s. Burrell.
| Mrs. Fred bennett, wife of Commits
sioner bennett. and their young son. Rod
ney bennett. will go to Philadelphia to-
months stay abroad. Miss Dorothy Dem
| nett. the attractive young daughter of the
! family. who has been north visiting since
her school closed. will accompany her
mother abroad. After a visit to re,a-
! tives in England Mrs. bennett will take
| her daughter and son for a trip TO Paris
| returning in time to place Miss bennett
! in a boarding school in London, where
she will spend year.
! Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Clarence Willis
| of Champaign. H., have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Edith
! Charlotte to Mr.. Rudolph Max Kauff-
mann of Washington.
! Misses Bessie c. Long. Mary Hester
and Mary Fletcher left todays for a two
week stay at Atlantic City.
) Owen Owen of this city and his father
Evan Owen of Norfolk. Va, left for New
! York this morning, where tomorrow they
| five-weeks stay in England and Scotland
Mr.. Owen Owen is Welshman by birth
and will spend considerable time in his
native land.
Miss Ella May Warner and Dr. William
| Russell Jobson were married at Salisbury
! Md. July 10, the ceremony being per
formed by Rev. DR.. w. T. Beale of -,
Presbyterian Church of that place. DR.
JobsOn first met Miss Warner while h,
was serving as house physician Of tn,
George Washington Hospital and sh
as member of the nurses training ella SIS
/ she was a member of the graduatin.
| class this year. Dr. and Mrs. Jobsoi
have gone to Franklin, Pa, the home O
! the groom, to spend their honeymoon.
Among the passengers sailing on th
Friedrich der Crosse tomorrow from New
York for Naples and Genoa will be Mrs
| Lyman Casey, Miss Theo Casey and Mr.
Max Georgii of this city
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Becker and famil,
are camping at Long Point, Md, for TIVE
| weeks.
| Sailing tomorrow aboard the steamship
| President Lincoln of the Hamburg-Amer
lean line for Plymouth, Cherbourg ant
| Hamburg are the following from Wash
ington: Mrs. f. K. Hanvey and Mis-.
Dorothy K Hanvey.
Lieut.. John Herman Hood, Coast Artil
| lery, Fort Monroe. Va, is here visitin,
his grandmother, Mrs. ]. H. Hood, 3S1.