The Washington times., 1912-07-30
Mrs. Taft Reaches Capital IT Tomorrow
4 For Presidents Official Notification
Miss Helen Taft Enter
tanning Friends At
Parrametia.

Mrs. Taft will arrive in Washington
tomorrow from the summer White
House at Beverly, Mass, to Join the
President for his official notification
of his nomination for reelection.
Thursday they will entertain several
hundred guests at a large buffet
luncheon in celebration Of the event
Miss Helen Taft has as her guests at
Parrametta, Miss sophy Johnston. DR..
c. T. Grayson. U. s. NJ, and George
Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville E. Ingalls,,
Miss Gladys Ingalls,, and Miss Abbie
summer, are expected to saai for home
August 10. They win 60 to the Ingalls,
estate at the Virginia Hot Springs un-
til late in the autumn Immediately
It is expected the marriage Of Miss
Barnard and Russell Sard, OF Albany.
N. Y, which was announced this spring
Just prior to their departure. will take
place at Hot Springs.
Mrs. Theodore Mosher was the guest
I'm honor Of whom Mrs. George p. Mes
servy entertained at luncheon yester-
day at Newport.
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Miss Jeanette Allen and Miss Dasha
Allen, daughters OF Major Henry T.
Allen, ". 8. A., and Mrs. Allen. who
are spending the summer at the Ar
linston. Nafrsgan:et. G Pier have organ, gan;
the winners Of the match In the tour
ney today.
Mrs. Herbert Shipmam. who is making
a brief visit to Newport, will entertain
at a small dance at Berger's tomorrow
evening.
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Mrs. Alfred Hopkins and Miss Jose
phine Gibson were members OF an au-
tomobile party making the trip from
day.
| Mrs. Alexander Stewart. Miss Mary
stewart, and Miss Helen Stewart. have
arrived at Profile House. N. H., Tor
fortnights stay.
| The Charge d'Affaires OF Portugal
and Mime. dArenas de Lima will leave
washington the last Of the I'VE, week to
spend short time at Atiantic CITY,
Mrs. Benjamin H. Buckingham and
| Miss Freeman have closed their place In
| Pennsylvania, where they have been
since early spring. and viii Ss ns at - f9bs 4bs
summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Percy Hickling left
] Washington yesterday for sea trip TO
/ Boston: where they will spend the next
fortnight.
| Capt L. Mason Gulick. U. s. M. c.. has
been transferred to Annapolis from the
Marine sarraeks Bar. ixs ,., Ms; Hs.s Gulick was
Russian Ambassador
Entertains at Newport.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff entertained at luncheon
4 Yesterday at their Newport Villa for
Boris Arsenieff, first secretary of the
embassy, who later in the day left for
| New York, from where he sailed to-
day for st. Petersburg for visit to
relatives. He will return to this coun-
try In the fall.
Mrs. Hugh g. Knox, wife of the son
OF Secretary Of State and Mrs. Knox,
has gone to the waumbels, in the White
mountains, for a visit to her parents,
Gen. and Mrs. A. g; Mccook.
Miss Bertha Lowenthal and sister.
Miss Celia Lowenthal. left Washington
Paul and Duluth, and from there Will
visit the Great Laes and Mackinaw Is
lands.
Mrs. Joseph Goldstein is spending the
summer at Wildwood. N. J.
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Miss Eta Oppenheimer, of Baltimore,
is the guest OF Miss Marguerite Nus
baum, of Harvard street.
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Mrs. Sydney Reizenstein, of the Du-
pont, who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Isadore Saks, at her cottage
at Deal Beach. N. j., has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Auerbach and
children will leave Washington in a
| few days to spend the remainder OF the
summer at Renshaw's Cottage, Rock.
; Vile, Nd.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hecht. of Balti
more, were the weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Max Fischer. of Lanier place
| Miss Belle Goldman Is spending 9
, few weeks at Asbury Park.