Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-23
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
"A WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION TO.
DAY FOR VISITING NoTABLEs.
Here and There With Brides and
Grooms-Home- Comings.
Personals.


delegates here attending the Inter-
national Congress Of Hygiene and
Demography. is of interest not only to
to many official and other residents Of
the capital.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Bacon, the latter
formerly Miss Mary Switzerland Of this
city, have returned to Boston from Mat
tapoisett, where they have been taking
an active part in the gayeties of the
past season, and are temporarily oc-
cupying an apartment at the Copley-
Plaza. They are in town earlier than
they would otherwise have been in order
to be on hand to superintend the COM
pletion. furnishing and decorating OF
their beautiful new home at Is Marlboro
street, where they are hoping to estab-
lish themselves in another month. Mrs.
Bacon will hereafter be most i'm
portant figure in the fashionable life
of Boston.
Minister Larz Anderson arrived last
week to join Mrs. Anderson for his va
cation in this country. They are at their
Brookline estate.
Lieut.. Charles X. Rockwell of this city
was best man at the wedding Saturday
Of Miss Helen Bradshaw. daughter OF
Mrs. Charles H. Bradshaw OF Brook
Rice, at Craigston. the summer home Of
her uncle. Mr.. T. c. Hollander, at Wen
ham, Mass. The ceremony. performed
by the Rev. Augustus P. Record OF
Springfield. took place in the beautiful
Gothic music room which has a pipe or
gan. The bride was given away by her
brother. Mr.. Benton Bradshaw. Miss
Alice Dunn of Boston was maid Of honor.
The guests were confined to the two
families and the most intimate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice left Immediately after
the wedding on motoring tour. Their
future home will be on Riverside Drive,
New York city.
Mrs Theodore W. Noyes and Miss
Ruth Moves, who spent the summer at
Colorado Springs, have returned to the
city. Miss Elizabeth Noyes is also back
after a series Of recent visits In New
England.
DR.. and Mrs. Benjamin Rush Lotto
have moved to their new residence,
1886 Connecticut avenue.
The marriage of Miss Margaret DISCS
way and Capt. Mckinley was an event
of Wednesday last. taking place. at the
Tree Tops, the DiSoSWay summer home
al Black Mountain, n. c. The attendants
were Miss Katherine Richardson. maid
Oh nOnOr, MISS julia ftlcndTOSOn, MISS
Anne Orme, Miss Esther Smith and
Miss Frances Nunnally. bridesmaids:
Capt. Grayson V. Heidi, best man
Capt. James H. Reeves, Lieuts. Greed
F. Fox. Emil Laurson and Richard
kimball, ushers.
groom's sword, the symbols. the ring,
button. thimble and wishbone. being cut
by Miss Katherine Richardson. Miss
Frances Nunnally, Mr.. Laurson and Mr..
kimban
Last night al the New Willard Mr..
John Barrett. director general of the
Pan-American Union, entertained at
dinner the following Latin American
diplomats and delegates to the Inter
national Congress on Hygiene and
Demography:
DR.. c. NJ de Pena. minister of
Uruguay: DR.. Joaquin Mendez, minister
of Guatemala: DIR. Alberto Adriasola,
surgeon general of the Chilean navy
DR. Luis A. Figueroa. surgeon major
Chilean navy: DIR. Julio Serrano
Chilean navy: DIR. David Lobo: official
delegate from Venezuela: DR.. Federico
Torralba. sanitary officer, Cuba, and
Dr. Francisco J. Yanes. assistant dfrec-
tor of the Pan-American Union.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ
Tucker Friday evening a number OF
young people attended a party given by
her guest, Miss Clara Meyers Of Wood
side, Md. Vocal and instrumental music,
dancing and games were greatly enjoyed.
Several vocal selections were rendered
by Master Bernard Mahoney and fancy
dancing by Miss Margaret Tucker. The
dining room was deliberately decorated,
where refreshments were served Among
those present were Misses Mabel and
Beatrice Cosgrove, Alma Knox, Elsa
Rothrock. huth Hollingsworth, Hazel
hot
Stella Amarios. Lois. Brooks. Clara
Meyers, Ashton and Humphrey: Masters
Bernard Mahoney, Irwin Cossrove, Ar
thur Ashton, Russell Hollingsworth. Paul
Melville and Kirby Tucker and Bertram
He'll.
Among the passengers booked to sail
for New York on the steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse of the North Ger
man Lloyd from Bremen. Southampton
and Cherbourg tomorrow are Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Brown Scott of this city.
Miss Sara ]. Parker and Miss Mary
Donaldson of this city sailed today on
the Berlin for Bremen.
New York have returned home. after be-
ing guests of Mrs. Charles T. McCutch-
con for the past ten days.
zen. d. ~. DTdln. VINO recently returned
from South America. has been Joined at
his street home by Mrs. Drain and
family. who have spent the summer in
Virginia. Their eldest daughter. Miss
Doris Drain. will be one of the seasons
debutanteS
Mgr. O'Callaghan of Boston is the guest
Of Mrs. Nellie p. Ke'eher of the Con-
gresSional.
DIR. and Mrs. william, II. Fox of 1896
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Herman of 2O24 18th
street northwest are visiting the latter $
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Gutenberg.
of Brooklyn. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remi Paul Hueper whose
wedding August u many from this city
attended, have returned from their bridal
trip. and are now at home to their friends
in Berwyn, Md.
Mrs. Crescentia M. Kaucher and daugh-
ter, Miss Emile kaucher. have returned
after four-month sojourn in Europe.
Mrs. w. NJ. Geddes of 1913 Columbia
road has returned from Gloucester Mass.
While there she motored to other points
Of interest on the north shore. .includ-
ing Beverly. Salem. Ipswich. Magnolia,
Manchester and Marblehead.
Gen George M. Sternberg gave din
ner last evening at his residence zoos
Massachusetts avenue, in honor of DR..
Henry P Waicott. president OF the In
ternatiOnal Congress OH Hygiene and
Demography.