Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-27
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
A MIDDAY BANQUET WILL FOL-
Low NOTIFICATION MEETING.
Items Of Interest Concerning Well
Known Folks-Personal
Notes.

NVtCOs
The President and Mrs. Taft the lat
ter to return In time for the event from
Beverly. Mass. will give luncheon Au-
gust ], at which the guests to whom in
vitations have been rent. are hidden to
meet at IL 30. At that hour the Presi
dent vii receive the formal notiticat on
OF his nomination
cafe chantant cabaret performane e
given last night at the Casino al Nara
gansett Pier for charity enlisted a most
fashionable attendance. There were
scores of dinners in advance and a dance
followed.
During the dinners and dancing favors
were distributed. including paper caps.
rattlers. blowers. tambourines and fans.
Rolls of serpentine were thrown about
until the scene resembIed carnival.
Among the dancers were Misses Alice
vandergrift. Marguerite Prescott. Mar
guertte Barbour. Isabel Mersman. Saran
Welsh. Marjorie Chase. Eleanor Chase.
Therese Kohn. Dorothy Manice. Ruth
Waters, Elsie and Ruth Robinson. Mar
garet and Odah Marks, Kitty Britton,
Kitty Fem Smith and Hannah Rando on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Andrews gave a
dinner last night in their newly con-
structed residence Rocky Hall. on Belle
vue avenue. Newport. for twenty-four
guests, including the Russian amb2ssa
dor and Nine Bakhmetefr and MEM
bers of both the Russian and German
embassies, using the pretty green and
white dining room for the large table.
which was decorated with flowers. Since
Mr.. and Mrs Andrews had the adjoin-
ing cottage added to their residence the
improvements are effective. the large
hall being of white with raspberry hang
ings, with a pretty oak room at the end
of the hall. in which the guests will
and Mrs. Andrews will give a dinner for
forty guests for their daughter. Miss
Margaret F. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson arranged
q surprise dance for Mrs. Sidney j. Col
ford Thursday evening at Claradon Court.
their Newport home The charge d'affaires
of the German embassy. Haniel Won
Haimhausen, had given a dinner at the
embassy on Leroy avenue earlier in the
Claradon Court. The horse trot was
danced by Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Little, Mr.. Won Blu
low of the German embassy. Henri de
Bach Of the Russian embassy and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hartman.
Miss Lillian Smith of Jersey City. n.
J.. is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Mark Keller
OF 1853 Monroe street northwest. for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron S. Adams and
daughter. Miss Marie Hoffman Adams
Wood horse show Thursday. July ..
motoring to Holly Wood from Asbury
Park in their car.
street northwest left today for Atlantic
City to join a party of friends for stay
of two weeks. She will stop at the Sea-
side.
The marriage of Miss Augusta Beard.
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Williams Beard Of Sterling. formerly OF
Rockbridge county. Va. and Mr.. Edward
Fftz Hugh of Herndon took place at the
home OF the brides parents at Sterling
at pm. wednesday. Rev. NJ. z. Ham
sci Of the Presbyterian Church officiating.
Only a few friends and the immediate
families were present. The bride was
attired in white. An elab-
crate supper was served after the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Fftz Hugh will make
their home on Washington street, Hern-
don, Va
Mrs. o. H. Tittmann. who recently SAIL
ed for Europe. has arrived at Hamburg.
From there she will go to Hemburg.
where she will spend the summer with
her sister. the Countess Conrad Won Yep
pelin. She will return to this country the
latter part Of October.
Mrs. Ella S. Knight motored with her
daughter and family from Madison. n. j.,
to Schroon lake, Adirondack mountains.
N. Y. where she will spend the re-
mainder OF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Palmer of the
Orme are at Atlantic City for August.
L Of
Brookland will have with them for sew
eral weeks their niece. Miss Eileen Burns
of Wisconsin. Many attentions have been
extended to Miss Burns while here, and
visit relatives in Atlantic City, Whining
ton and New York city.
After a delightful visit to relatives III
Virginia, Misses Annie and Mary Ran
dolph have been spending several days
Mrs. Howell D. Young. this city. They
will visit Atlantic City before returning
to their home in New York city.
Washington are In New York and are at
the Wolcott.
Miss Mamie A. Miller of 4OS Adams
Virginia Thursday for a visit among her
friends. and will also attend the Fishers
Hill reunion. the Sd of August. Her
brother Jesse will also spend several
weeks camping and fishing on the Shen-
andoah river near Warrenton.
Mrs. Lillian f. Marks has closed her
apartment at the Nonquitt for the sum-
mer, and, with her daughter Laurette. is
relatives at Hamilton Park, Md.
Mrs. Marks Is her sister.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Chandler. and her son
Francis.
Miss Enid Gedney Holtzclaw returned
last Sunday from Toronto, Canada after
a visit of seven months. with her aunt.
Mrs. Friedrich ". Moore, formerly of
this city.
A party of ladies' accompanied by the
Chinese evangelist Rio " de Sieu, rep
resenting the Womans Interdenomina-
tional Missionary Union, lunched yester-
day with Mrs. George Thompson Prew-
lit at Tuexedo, Md
Mrs. Prewitt Is recording secretary of
the union and has for several years had
charge of the interdenominationai mis-
sion study class. The party returned to
the city on the afternoon train
Capt. S. II. Gibson. L. S. NJ. G, re-
tired, and Mrs Gibson have gone 10 At
lantic City to spend the rem ainder of the
summer. The Misses Gibson are now in
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs t. l..
residing near Montreal
Dr. Edward E. Morse has returned from
q three weeks absence In Maine