The Washington herald., 1911-09-05

HeimendahI, of Baltimore, who was
prominently identified with the music af.
fairs Of Washington.
Mrs. La Sale Corbem Pickett, accom-
panied by her grandson, Christiancy
Pickett, has returned from Mountain
Lake Park, where she spent a fortnight.
Former United States Minister to Por-
tusal and to Belgium, Mr. Lawrence
| Townsend. and his daughter, Miss
| Yvonne Townsend. returned yesterday
from Murray Bay, Canada, where they
spent the summer. Mrs. Townsend, who
spent the summer abroad, will Join them
here early next month.
Mrs. Hannis Taylor, accompanied by
her sOn-in-law and daughters, DR.. and
Mrs. Reid Hunt and Miss Hannah Tay-
lor, has returned to Washington and
| opened her home for the season, after
spending several months at Canon
Springs w. Va. Hannis Taylor jr., and
Alfred Taylor, who were in Atlantic City
for the summer, have joined the family
here.
Lieut. Col Charles L. McCawIey has
joined Mrs McCawley at their cottage at
Invitations have been issued by Senator
and Mrs. Joseph w. Bailey, of Texas,
to the marriage of their daughter, Ruth
Celeste Bailey, and Mr.. Audley Calvin
King, Of Los Angeles, Cal. The wedding
is to take place in Lauderdale County,
Miss. Wednesday evening, September 6,
at $50 o'clock, at the old Bailey home
stead. There is note of pretty sent-
ment in this. as II was at that typical
Southern homestead that the BaiIeys of
many years past originated. The BRIDE
groom is a prominent Californian. After
October 81 the newly welded pair will be
at home at $50 West Sixth street, Los
Angeles.
DIR. De Pima. Minister from Uruguay to
this country. and Minister also to Mexi-
co. has returned TO Magnolia, Mass, fol-
lowing his recent journey to Mexico,
where he presented his credentials. He
and his family will remain on the North
Shore until late in the present month.
The marriage Of Miss CorneIia Brook
mire. of St Louis, and Mr.. Howard Gil
lette, of Chicago will take place at the
home of the bride, 'Rockledge," at Bid
defOrd Pool, Me, Tuesday afternoon,
September Il. The colony there is COM
posed OF many of the prominent families
of both St. Louis and Chiacgo, who will
remain at Biddeford especially for the
wedding. Among the ushers will be
Mr.. Eames MacVeagh. son Of the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, who is to leave
Chicago this week for the East paying a
visit to his distinguished parents at Dub
lin, y. H., before proceeding to Bidde-
ford for the nuptials.
Mr.. Samuel G. Blythe. of this city. is
in San Francisco, at the st. Francis.
Lieut.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Foulois
have returned from Texas and taken
an apartment at the Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen B. French and
Miss Bertha Schott have returned to
their apartments at the Ontario from
an outing spent in Maine and New
Hampshire.
DR.. Augusta Nichols is spending the
summer at Goshen, n. H. She was in
Lewes, Del. during the month of July.
Dr. L. Fleet Luckett has returned to
this city.
DR.. Charles NJ. Hammett has returned
TO Washington. after several weeks
spent at Atlantic City and Old Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Wheeler have
returned TO their home in Massachu-
setts avenhe. after spending the sum-
mer at Monterey, Pa.
Miss Louise Robertson, a bud of last
season, who has spent the greater part
of the summer with her mother and
prandmother Mrs Rohartson apd Nrs
" alter Wyvill, at Capon, is at Win
chester, Va. for the month of Septem-
Der. She made a recent visit to CheI-
sea, n. J.
Mrs. William E. Clark and Miss
Hopes have returned to their homes
in this city from Capon Springs, Va,
where they have been spending the
summer.