The Washington herald., 1912-09-02
SOCIETY

NO f4c4tfou 20 lar THIS BeA1Ons u en-
Joying the weekend with MS family Al
Beverly where the summer White
House was established last week. Miss
raft and her older brother. Mr.. Rob
ert Taft. returned there last night from
| their Western jaunt into Glacier ParE
and an experience OF camping IN the
wilds OF the park. Mrs. Taft has had
for few days as her guests her broth
er. Mr.. William e. Heron. and his ram
lily, who Were on their way to lsiesporo
Me-, and Mr.. Horace raft. Of Water.
bury, Conn, brother OF the President
has spent several days with him enjoy
| ing golf at the Essex golf course. Tnt
: President will leave Beverly tomorrow
evening. for Washington. where ne wii
act as host to the delegates to the Con-
vention or Applied Chemistry, and their
families. at a garden party and recep'
/ tion at the White House. on wednes.
day afternoon. Mrs. TAFT Is not expect
| ed to accompany him. but Is expected tc
| Join him In New York on the Mayfiower
and make the trip to New London anc
on to Beverly with HIM. He viii leave
here on Thursday morning for that trip
| He will also be Joined there by his
| former Secretary, Mr.. Charles ID. Hilles
| and Mr. George X. Sheldon. VINO viii
make the trip to New London with
him and back TO Fall River and Boston
The President Is expected at the Myopis
Hunt Club for their Labor Day celebra.
| ton OF Gymkhana games, the open ali
| horse show and other features OF arnuse-
ment which usually attend the closing
of the summer season on the North
Shore. Mr.. James w. Appleton. rela-
| tive OF Mrs. Meyer, wife OF the Secre-
tary OF the Navy, Is NJ. F. IL. OF the
| club, and the gayeties or the day Will
close with brilliant ball given by the
Secretary and Mrs. Meyer In the Town
Hall at Hamilton, an annual restivity OF
the Meyers.
Mrs. Thomas X. Laughlin, or Pitts.
burg, sister OF Mrs. TAFT. who is at Al
nampra Cottage at Mingo Beach, has as
her guest Mrs Joseph wiltshire, OF Gin
cinnati.
The Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs,
Walter L. Fisher, having experienced
the unique sensation of being arrested
in California for speeding in touring
car, are on the eve OF sailing for Hawaii
They will return on the same transport
which will bring the Secretary OF state
and Mrs Knox back from the funeral
of the late Emperor Of Japan.
Lieut.. SIepHtH ID. - N"N
Mayfiower, who is also an aid at the
White House. who is at the Naval Hos
pital In this city. having been operated
on for appendicitis. is now recuperating,
and II is hoped will be able to leave
the hospital before the middle OF the
month.
Old friends of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
r. Thompson will be glad to welcome
them back to Washington. where they
lived for many years. Mrs. Thompson
was known here in a literary way as
pauline Pry," under which name she
has written much clever matter. They
have been abroad in many countries
! since they left Washington. They viii
return here probably late this month.
The Labor Day regatta on the Poto-
mac this afternoon. between the clubs
OF Washington and nearby cities. will
attract lovers OF marine sports and par
ticularly young people. The Potomac
Boat Club is entertaining some of the
members OF the Ariel Boat Club. of
Baltimore, including Capt. Rolph. Among
the other members who came over with
him for the weekend are Mr.. j. II.
Frederick, Mr. W. G.. Glass. Mr. Joseph
Socket, Mr.. Joseph Mclaughlin, Mr.. W.
W. Schmeiderceigh, Mr.. Frank Driscoll.
Mr.. W. w weez. Mr.. W. Simmons. and
Mr.. A. J. BIackaller. all of Baltimore.
A Labor Day wedding which will be
Of much interest in Washington will be
that of Mr. Albert Whiting Fox. OF this
city and Miss Eleanor Margery VIM
salt. OF Maryland. The ceremony will
be performed this morning in st. Johns
Catholic Church, Forest Glen. Md, quite
simply and with no guests save the rel
atives and a few close friends. A we'd
ding breakfast will follow in the coun-
try home of the brides parents. KIN
kora," near Takoma Park.
The marriage of Miss Abbie ingalls,
Barnard, granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Melville E. Ingalls, of Cincinnati
and Hot Springs. Va, to Mr.. Russell
Ellis Sard. OF Albany. n. Y, whose en-
gagement was announced last spring in
Washington. will take place on septem-
Der q in st. Luke's picturesque little
Episcopal Church, at Hot Springs. In
vitations have just been sent out by Mr..
and Mrs. Ingalls,, who have recently re-
turned to Hot Springs and opened their
home there, after a trip abroad Miss
Gladys ingalls, and the bride-elect were
with them. Miss ingalls, will be her
niece's maid of honor. and Mr.. Fred
erick de Rham, of New York, will be
the best man. The ushers selected from
among the bridegroom-elect's Harvard
classmates will include Mr.. r. S. Prem
tice, Mr.. Rudolph Weld, Mr.. Roger A.
Derby, Mr.. Henry Morgan, Mr.. Aymar
johnson, Mr.. Robert H. Cox, and Mr..
Eliot Cross, all of New York: Mr.. Roger
NJ. Poor, of Albany: Mr.. John A. Tuck
erman, Mr.. BENJAMIN Joy, and Mr.. Will
lam VI. Elkins. of Philadelphia, who will
all arrive at Hot Springs on September
70 and will be entertained at the White
cottage there. which Is owned by Mr..
Ingalls, and set aside by him for the en-
tertainment of the men who will be
there for this suspicious occasion. Miss
Barnard and Miss ingalls, will entertain
house party at the ingalls, home. in
GLIDING the Misses Mary and Olga Wi
borg, daughters of Mr. Frank wiborg,
OF Cincinnati and New York. who have
spent several winters in Washington:
Miss Frances Lippitt. daughter of Sem
ator Lippitt of Rhode Island: Miss Ruth
Wales. niece OF Senator Elihu Root of
New York, who makes her home in
Washington; Miss Louise Witherbee, of
Port Henry, N. Y; Miss Mildred Eddy,
OF Morristown, n. j.. and Miss Helen
Greene, of Cincinnati Mr.. Ingalls, and
who makes her home with him, spent
the Sixteenth Street home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Howard, and made a host
Of friends in society here, in addition to
20 uawipo old arouafnfa meas L. the same