Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-28

have joined her at Beverly, Mass. for
three-wsek visit. Mrs. Laughlin spent
the summer at her cottage at Iseboro,
Me
Mr.. Robert \. Taft. the President
elder son. is expected home this week to
take up his second year studies in the
Harvard Law School. lie has been tray
cling in Europe for the past three
months.
NiSrnunt d'.AZy. tho naval attachc of
the French embassy. and NiScountcSS
d Azy sailed TO-DAY on La Provence for
France. They Save spent several months
travelling on the Pacific coast and the
northwest
Mrs. Theodore ShontS and her dauSh-
ter. the Duchess de Chauines. will remain
al Tuxedo until the end of November,
when They will return to New York.
where the family will spend the winter
Tho German ambassador and Countess
Won BernstarT are expected back from
Europe by the middle of November. The
embassy staff. which has been al Manches-
ter, Mass. the past summer. will return
To Washington next week.
Lieut.. Richard Ray Mann. L. s n Of
Washington -. G.. son of Mrs. Kate
X.
daughter of I.athron X. Spalding of New
York. wcr" married AT Portsmouth. y. H..
Yesterday. at the Church of the ImmacI-
late Conception The brides uncle Chap
lain Louis j. Rennnlds. T. :. n. per
formed the ceremony.
The bride is tho granddaughter of the
late Surgeon Henry :. !tcnnolds. L. :.
\. She is also cousin of Bishop Spald-
inS. Lieut.. Mann is At present attached
to tho L. :. S Vermont. After a wedding
trip to Cuba they will come to this city
to live.
\ birthday party was given last night
for n number of young people at the resi-
dcnco of Mr.. and Mrs. William u. Waters,
f1o tth street northeast. on the OCCASION
of the sixteenth birthday anniversary of
their daughter. Naomi MAY. Among those
present were Miss Elizabeth Waters, Mas
tors William and Lester Waters. Mrs.
Mary V. Cioundic. Mr.. aud Mrs Philip
Goundie. Master Henry G"undie, Miss
lola Goundie. Mrs. Fred Council, Miss
Mary Cross. Mr.. Richard Moulton Miss
Louise Apple. Mrs. Nellie Brill, Miss
Florence Brill. Misses Margaret CarI.
Naomi Warner. Rebecca Warner, Pearl
Beall. Helen Campbell. Geneyieve WEIGH,
Sarah Miller. Annie Ellis, Leonora Smith
Margaret Bilsborough, Helen Johnson,
Mabel Taylor Theresa I<uIIe, and Messrs
Edward NJ. Ries. Fl. Berg, Fred Hans
mann. Raymond Gray, William Weber
and Lester kendjg.
Mrs. Charles Hanback, of the Alabama
Is slowly recovering from severe Illness
The naval attache of the Russian en-
bassy and Nine. Vassilieff, who spent the
summer in Russia. returned on La Pro-
vence early in the week, and arc expected
here today.
Col. and Mrs. Stedman have returned
to Washington after spending the sum-
mer in Canada and motoring in New
England.
Miss Caroline Nash. daughter of Med
zeal Director and Mrs. Nash. is here on
a visit to her grandmother Mrs. Ryan. at
1907 . street.
Switzerland. who spent the summer in
Newport r. l., has returned to Wash
ington to reopen the legation for the mex.
return of the Swiss minister Mr.. Martin
will be leaving town in a few days fol-
a two week visit to Manchester. y. II.
Having spent a delightful five months
at Ocean Grove. n. J. and Washington
Grove, Md. Miss Louise c. Wilson has
returned to her apartment at the Cecil
for the winter.
Miss Constance L. Roy. Youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs James S. Roy.
and Mr. Walter Mead Weston were
quietly married at the parsonage of the
Petworth NJ. f. Church hy Rev. William
a. iagcertv. only the immediate rela-
tives being present. After a short north
ern trip Mr.. and Mrs. Weston will re
side at the Oresonian and will be at
home to their friends after November l.
Miss Gertrude f. Harper returned to
Washington yesterday after spending the
summer with friends in the Adriondacks
and Breezy Nook on the Hudson
Among the passengers booked to sail
for New York on the steamship kron-
prinZ Wilhelm from Bremen Southamp-
ton and Cherbourg Tuesday last were Mr.
Leon Tobriner. Mrs Leon TObriner, Mas
ter Walter N Tobriner, Master Ralph c.
Tobriner, Miss Sophie LENT and Mrs.
NJ r. Hanna of this city.
Mrs. George T. Barrows of Pittsburg.
formerly Miss Mae Carter of this city. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter, of 2'a2 University place.
Mrs w Holland Wilmer. Miss Wilmer
and Mr.. r. II. Wilmer of Washington.
who have been spending some time in
Virginia, are in New York for Few days
and are staying at the Wolcott.
DIR. A. L. stavely has returned to the
city.
Mrs. A. Howard Clark, who has been
spending the summer at Kennebunkport
and later in the mountains OF Maine, IS
now making some visits about Boston be-
fore returning to this city next week.
After pleasant season at Washington
Grove Md. Miss BERTHE Lewis has re-
turned to the Cecil for the winter.
Mrs William s Wheatley Of Capitol
Hill left today for two-week stay at
Yonkers, y. y.
Announcement is made of the coming
marriage Of Miss Mae Catherine Carr
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. p. F. Carr and
Mr. Philip Spethem Mclean of New York
CITY at the home of the brides parents,
ga, p street northwest, Wednesday even
ing october H. The event will be fol-
lowed hy reception. from 80 to 10
o'clock The groom is in business in
Nov York city. where the couple will
make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Crane of Oliver
street. Chevy Chase. were given sur
nr;se marty last night. The surprisers
motored out from town. bearing hampers
Of good things. and a delightful time en-
sued Mr. and Mrs Crane have leased
their home and will spend the winter in
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John {. Stewart have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter Mabel and Mr. Clarence
G. Weidemann Wednesday. October IL,
at s pm, in the Mount Pleasant Con-