The Washington herald., 1911-06-16

i Mrs. Anderson, sister of Mrs. Taft, ar
rived yesterday at the White House for
a visit of some weeks.
Master Charley Taft arrived last even
ing at the White House from his uncle's
school in Connecticut Mr.. Horace Taft
win come down on Sunday for the silver
wedding anniversary.
The Secretary of War and Mrs, stim-
son are settled in their apartment at the
Highlands, where they will be for the
summer. Mr.. Stimson making frequent
short trips to his summer home near
New York, after Mrs. Stimson returns
| thefe. She Is spending her time house
hunting, and she came at this time to be
present at the silver wedding at the
White House on Monday evening. This
( will be Mrs. Stimson's introduction to the
official circle in which she viii play
prominent part.
Senior Zamacona, the retiring Ambassa-
dor from Mexico, will leave early to-
morrow morning for New York, and will
sail that afternoon for England, where
he has been transferred to his former
position in that city.
Mira Ali KuIi Khan, charge d'affaires
of Persia, will return to Washington to-
morrow for a short stay, to be present
at the meeting of the Persian Educational
i Association to be held here His family
are established in the cottage they have
taken for the summer at Gloucester,
Mass.
Mr.. and. Mrs Robert Roosevelt and
their daughter Miss Olga Roosevelt, are
Il established in their country place at
Sayville, Long Island, THE Lilacs."
Representative and Mrs. Francis Bur-
ton Harrison, OF New York. have leased
the residence of the late Prof. s. F.
Emmons. 1721 H street, and will occupy
it next season.
Gen. and Mrs. John w. Foster have
closed their house in Eighteenth street
and gone to their home on the ST. Law
renee, where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Murray. wife of Maj. Gen. Arthur
Murray. L. S. A, is visiting on Long
Island.
Mrs Hannis Taylor, who has been
spending several weeks in Alabama. will
return to Washington Monday. Mrs.
Reid Hunt, Miss Elena Calderon. and
Miss Hanna Taylor will go TO Atlantic
City on Tuesday to remain fortnight
They will also spend few weeks in New
York before returning TO Washington.
/ Mrs. Taylor and Miss Taylor viii spend
the latter part of the summer at Capron
Springs, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs A C. Downing will leave
washington Sunday or Monday for New
/ port. where they will spend the summer,
having leased Mrs. Lyman Ttnanys
| ville at jamestown for the season.
Lieut.. Victor S. Foster, T. S. A, and
Mrs. Foster, the latter formerly Miss Lucy
Lees Garrard, whose marriage took place
MAY 81, have returned to Fort Myer from
their bridal trip. to New York, West Point,
and Atlantic City.
Mrs. George F. Becker win leave Wash
ington Monday afternoon to rejoln Mr.
Becker at their summer place at Tyring-
ham, Mass.
Miss Deborah E. Baker, of Baltimore,
!, Nd and Miss Edna Ruddick, of New
York. students at Wilson College, Pa,
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
]. Pickett, for few days.
Mrs. Dabney. wife OF DIR. Virginius
Dabney, will leave washington on Sat
urday for Loudoun County, Va, where
she will spend month, sailing on July
p for Europe.
Miss Eleanor T. Strickler, daughter of
DIR. NJ. B. Strickler. and Mr.. Thomas A.
Galloway, were married last evening at
s o'clock at the home OF the bride, SIS
NJ street, by Rev N. H. Miller.
Mrs Benjamin 3. Bradford will enter
tain mouse party for a week at her
country place, "Oak Lodge" near Am
mendaIe, Nd. in honor Of her son, Lieut..
Bradford who recently was graduated
from West Point. Her guests will ar
rive on Sunday. They are Miss Frazier.
daughter of former Senator Frazier, Of
Tennessee; Miss Swift, daughter of Maj
and Mrs. swift: Miss Maitland Marshall,
daughter of Gen. and Mrs. W. L. Mar
shall. Miss Marie McMillin Brown, Miss
Marguerite Caperton, Miss Walton, Miss
Margueretta Brooks, Miss Nancy Cor
don Jones, the Misses Murray, Lieut..
Hardy, Lieut.: Fleming. Lieut.. Cowles,
Lieut. Christian, Lieut.. Clay, Lieut..
Hicks, and Lieut.. Blunt.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Minna HeiIprin. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Giles F. Heilprin, OF this city. and
Mr. James w. Horwit, CT Cleveland.
Announcement is made Of the marriage
OF Miss Anna z. o'Meara and Mr.. c.
Frank Harper. of this city, Wednesday.
June "A, nt St Charles Catholic Church,
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