Evening star., 1912-10-06

II two of winter plans or
4 prudent calculation of ways
and means have been heard here and
there and are some of the results of the
early coming back. But there appears
to be nothing more definite on the
| social calendar than the knowledge
that various December dates have been
selected tentatively for cominS-out
parties and that a group Of weddings.
in which several of the prettiest girls
1 in society are the happy brides-to-be,
! will occur around Thanksgiving.
4 Many recent homecOmings have been
/ followed by hasty departures, and un-
less the unexpected happens there will be
elsewhere than in this city along the Po-
| tomac for at least two months to come.
! There is mighty attractive program
| waiting the travellers in New York and
the countryside thereabout. On Long
/ Island in particular the week endings
or beginnings are well worth going after.
| The Berkshire gayeties are quite up to
| the mark, with no end of doings for the
| debutantes who will be brought out in
Boston and elsewhere when the snow
| flies.
The President and Mrs. Taft. with Miss
Mabel Boardman as their guest, and
| Maj. Rhodes are at Senator Cranes home
at Dalton, Mass, today, and will spend
| the rest of the week on a motor trip
throughout the state. Miss Tafts chief
| pleasure this autumn has been riding.
| the meetings with various hunting
| clubs giving ZeSt to the sport.
1 Mrs. John w. Bayne announces the
engagement of her daughter, Harriet
| Addison Bayne. to Lieut.. Guy Wilkin-
son Stuart Castle. United States Navy.
| The wedding will take place the lat
| ter part of November.
! The Kober building at Georgetown
University Hospital has been very
| animated place the last week at the
| bazaar being held there for the bene-
| fit of the hospital This new wing has
| recently been added, and will soon be
| in active service. A number of women.
| who are members of the hospital board
| management, are presiding over tables
| and booths where fancy articles, cakes,
ETC.. are on sale. Miss Gowans. who is
| assisted by Miss Alice Riggs, and Mrs.
| Milton E. Allies, Mrs. Murphy, who has
| with her Mrs. Cahill and Miss Fulmer,
Mrs Ready and Mrs. May. Miss Mitchell,
| Mrs. Isaac Cans and Mrs. Wallace are a
| few of those in charge.
| The bazaar will close "Wednesday
] night, and there will be dancing each
! evening. Supper is another feature
which has proved an attraction.
| Mrs James X. Jones has returned to
the city and will spend the winter at her
| home, 1872 10Th street. Miss Jones Will
/ also be in Washington for some months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Freeman Clark
| and daughter. who spent the summer at
| Sandwich, Mass, have returned to the
city, accompanied by Miss Clark and
| Miss Evelyn Carpenter. who will make a
/ visit here before returning to their home
| in Cambridge, Mass, for the winter.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Odell 8.
| Smith, on 10th street, was filled with a
| host of friends and relatives of the fam
| lily last evening, the occasion being a
! reception given to their son-inrlaw ana
| daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence "A.
Walters of Brooklyn. NY. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Walters We're married very quietly recent
1y. and their many friends took this occa-
| sion to shower them with beautiful and
| useful presents, which were the admira-
| ton of all the company. The time nap
| PLY conceded with the anniversary of
! the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs Smith.
/ which event took place twenty-five years
/ ago last night in the Metropolitan NJ. Il.
| Church, in this city.
beautiful wedding took place the
night of October at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson, IA u
| street northwest, when Miss Mary Lorain
| Anderson, daughter. and Mr.. 7. Green
| we'll Herbert were married. Immediate
| relatives and close friends of the bride
and bridegroom witnessed the ceremony,
which took place in the parlor. which was
elaborately decorated with palms. ferns
| and autumn flowers. Rev. E. Marshall
Mott oficiated The bride was given
| white crepe meteor trimmed with dutch
ess lace and pearls and wore tulle veil
| with orange blossoms and carried show
| er bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the
| valley She was attended as maid of
honor by Augusta Anderson, who was
| gowned in white satin with pearl trim
mings and carried Killarney roses. The
bridesmaids We're Capitola Anderson and
of white satin draped with pink marqui-
| sette and carried pink roses.
Mr. Herman Grimes of this city was
| best man.
| After the ceremony a large reception
followed, the guests numbering about
| two hundred. Mr. and Mrs Herbert left
| on the 1O:45 train for an extended trip
| north and on their return will reside at
| the Dumbarton apartment.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Stone Pomeroy, who
have been spending the summer in New
York and Vermont, have returned to
| Washington and are again in their apart
| ment in the Lonsdale.
Miss Mary E. McCeney has returned to
| Washington for the winter and has taken
| an apartment at the Hotel Bellevue, Nc
| Pherson Square.
Mrs. Westcott has returned to the city
| and is located at her former residence,
| 1414 Goth street northwest, for the WIN
| ter.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Marchand, who
| were absent from the city during the
summer, have taken apartments at the
| Cairo.
| Mrs. Henry Wells of 21st street, has re-
i turned from her summer travels in Colo
i RADIO Springs and Southern California.
Mrs. Erlanger Of Baltimore is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Solomon. on 10th
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Newmyer left the city
'S unday night for New Orleans, La,
where they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Frank, who at
4 tended the Neuhan-FiShel wedding Mon
day in Baltimore, have returned home.
nah, Ga, who spent the summer in At
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Cohen.
Mr.. Joseph Schiffman and daughter,
II Miss Belle Schiffman, returned Sunday
from a fortnights stay in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Benjamin Frank, who was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Charles, of 18th
street. has returned to her home in Bal
| timore.