Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-11
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MRS. TAFT WILL RETURN HERE
LATE NEXT MONTH.
Off for a Round-the- World Trip
Returns From Abroad.
Personal Notes.

Returns From Abroad.
Personal Notes.
| Mrs. Taft expects to leave her Beverly
| home about October 10 for New York,
and the White House a few days later.
Mrs. Charles A Mum. her daughter,
Miss Gladys Mum. and her son. Mr..
Gurnee Mum, who graduated from Har
ward in June, are leaving Manchester.
Mass. today for their eight-month trip
around the world. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
A. Mum will GO abroad next month. Mr..
| Ector Mum is an undergraduate at Har-
ward.
Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Charles
/ A. Mum gave baby party at the
clubhouse on Mystery Island. There were
thirty guests at dinner, all in children's
dress. and later there was dancing. Inc
same night about the same number of
young people We're entertained by Rep
resentative and Mrs. Augustus P Gard
ner at their cottage at Pride's at dinner
| in honor of their young daughter, Miss
Constance Gardner
| Secretary of the Navy Meyer Is among
the passengers on the I4usitania, which
sailed from Liverpool yesterday for New
/ York. He went over on the Mauritania
August 2. Last week he spent at Clar-
ridges, in London, following a visit with
| Prince Won Furstenberg in Germany. Be
fore that he had been on a shooting trip
in Scotland.
Miss La Toilette daughter of Senator
and Mrs. La Toilette. returned yesterday
from Europe, where she has been travel
| ing for several months.
| Mr. and Mrs. John T. Granger and Mrs.
Felix Holt, their daughter, have returned
| from Rangely Lakes, Me. where they
spent the past summer, and are at Flor
ence Court.
Miss Adams Of Washington and Mrs.
D. Buchanan Merryman, who now
at Bar Harbor, Me, will leave there
September 20 for Warm Springs, Va,
where they will spend month.
| Mr.. Stanley Aler of Baltimore is visit
ing the family of Mr.. Percy S. Fotser, at
Washington Grove. Md.
Mr. Foster will close his summer cot
| tage there during this week and return
to his winter apartment in Mount Pleas
ant.
Mrs. Henry w Fuller of the Highlands
| has joined Mr. and Mrs. r. Golden Don
1
| Shawnee Pa.
| Mrs. Walter Pitkin, her sister, Mrs.
kinsolving, and Miss Jaggar, after having
spent the summer in Nova Scotia, are
located at Buckwood Inn, Shawnee-on-
Delaware, Pa. Mrs. Kinsoivng will be
joined in a few days by Bishop kinsolv-
ing Of Texas. and their son. who have
Miss Annie C. Long, who has been
spending the summer a Braddock
Heights, Md. and who recently went to
New York, has returned, much benefited
by the outing.
Mrs. Charles Long of street north
east, who has been spending the vaca-
ton season at Atlantic City and Ocean
City, n. j., and who was in New York
the past ten days, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Galtney have
sent out cards announcing the marriage
of their sister, Annie Brock Galtney, and
Mr. Eugene Robert Woodson Saturday,
September , 1911, at Birmingham. Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodson will be at home
at 300 18th street northwest.
after a delightful summer spent In CIeve-
| land, Ohio and other cities of the great
lakes are visiting relatives in Mononga-
hela, Pa. Before returning to their home
In tIi1S city SATURDAY, lHey Will De the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.
Faulkner at their home in Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs l. Neuman, formerly of
the Home, are now occupying their new
apartment in the Stafford, 1863 Lanier
place
Mrs. Louise Leetch and son. Daniel, and
Mrs. Charles Gillette and daughter, Ruth
who have been spending the past two
4 OF a Rnff nI1n Hon te
City, are now in New York city They
will motor up the Hudson and through
Long Island, visiting at League Island
Philadelphia, before returning to Wash
| ington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis D. Pace. Mrs
| Frank Gordon and Mr. kiIbourn Gordon
of this city are on a fortnight's visit to
| their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. o. g..
| Brown, the latter a daughter of the late
Gen Gordon of Atlanta. Ga, at their
| summer home in Berlin. n. H.. which is
| in the midst of the most beautiful noun
| tain scenery. Breton Woods and Jeffer-
son. n. H.. are in motoring distance.
| On the return journey late this week
| Mr.. kilbourn Gordon and his mother,
| Mrs Frank Gordon. will make a short
visit to the Countess Castelmanardo at
her home in Englewood. n. j.
Miss Eleanor Virginia Emerson Of zoos
| Columbia road sailed Thursday from
New York on the French boat La Pro-
Nence, for Paris. to join her uncle and
aunt Col. and Mrs. Charles Henry Jones
| They expect to spend the early fall in
Paris. but will go later to Italy. Miss
Emerson will study music while abroad.
Mrs. Henry Clay Browning and Miss
Elise Browning have returned from a de-
! lightful vacation spent on the north
shore. Miss Browning will spend the
rest of September and the month of Oc-
| tOber visiting in Virginia.
| DR.. H. H. HawXhurst has returned
| from his summer home at Madison.
| Conn.,, and has occupied his new resi-
| dence, 1854 Connecticut avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyon of Lyon
hurst, Alexandria county, Va, announce
| the engagement of their daughter.
! George Hays, to Lieut.. Jacob Loucks
Devers, 4th Field Artillery, L. S. A. The
wedding will occur in October
Miss Rhea Sinsheimer of Baltimore,
Nd, is the guest of Mrs. William Born
! helm of West Washington.
| Miss Selma Rosenthal left the city for
| New York. where she is the guest of
| friends.
| Mrs L. j. Brennan and the Misses
| Slattery are spending the end of the sea-
son at Craig Hall, Atlantic City, n. ].
! Miss Frances Hines, little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Z. Hines, 1863 Rhode
| Island avenue northeast was the recip-
| lent of many pretty presents when she
| entertained a number of her friends Fri