The Washington herald., 1912-08-20
SOCIETY

brother OF Mrs. Taft. The President
and Gen. Edwards played golf all after
noon at the Chevy, Chase Club. Ther,
viii be at least one White House fes
tivfty In September. II no more. Thi,
VIII be garden party for the chemists
who VIII be here In convention at that
time. The President delighted the
hearts Of the Boy Scouts who are here
from Burlington. Iowa. by receiving
them at the White House yesterday
morning and personally congratulating
them on their record breaking trip by
bicycle. Of 1.isS miles. Not only the Pres
ident. but Mrs. Taft and their children
are particularly interested in the wori
of the Boy Scouts and their organiza.
ton.
Commissioner and Mrs. Cuno H. Ru.
doiph will leave this evening for ALLIE
phany Inn. Goshen. Va, where the
Commissioner has planned fishing ex.
pedition. They will go on from there
to the Hot Springs of Virginia where
they will spend the remainder of Mr..
Rudoiph's vacation tine. and Mrs Ru-
dolph will remain there until early In
the fall. Mr.. Rudolph will indulge in
his favorite golf during his visit at the
Hot Springs.
| Mrs. Nicholas Longworth has Joined
Representative Longworth in Washing
ton after spending most of the summer
in a series Of visits along the North
Shore and at Oyster Bay.
Mrs. James Lowndes is at the KimbaIl
House at Bar Harbor for the month.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Hoyt and her two
youngest children. Nancy Hoyt and Mar
I hav
at Asticou Inn. Asticou. which is prac-
tically Bar Harbor.
Mrs. George Won l. Meyer wife of the
Secretary of the Navy. and their daugh-
tiers, the Misses Meyer, arrived in New.
port yesterday for Tennis Week.
were to have arrived in this country .
week or ten days ago. were delayed in
sailing on account of a motor accident.
which injured one Of Sir Johns hands.
| which is still in splints. They arrived
in Boston last week. however. and are
with Lady Harrington's mother. Mrs.
James Mcmillan, at her summer home.
Eagle Head. at Manchester. Mass.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeten are in Bar Harbor. where
they went from Newport Sunday, to be
the guests of the latter's nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Nc
Lean, who are in their villa there The
Ambassador and Mime. Bakhmeteff will
return TO Newport at the end of this
week.
Miss Alice Mae Rideout and Mr. Remi
Paul Heuper, of Louisville, KY. will be
married tomorrow. Mrs. Louis Opper-
man and Miss Eva Barrows. Of Berwyn.
Md, entertained at luncheon and shower
last Thursday In honor of Miss Rideout
The guests asked to meet here were Miss
Martha Blanchard. Miss Lucille Larker.
Miss Agnes Suman and Miss Elizabeth
Dyer, of Washington. and Miss Rose
Stein and Mrs. Barrows. OF Berwyn.
Word has been received here of the
forthcoming marriage of Miss Eliza
beth Pauline Showalter, daughter of
Representative Joseph Baltze!l Sho-
Ealter, of Pittsburg. to Mr.. Alexander
Wilson McCandless. of that city. The
ceremony will be performed on Tues
day, September 3. and will be quite a
simple one, with only the relatives
present. After November l the young
people will be at home at The Preston.
in Pittsburg.
DR.. Guy Fairfax Whiting, Mrs. Whit |
ing. and the Misses Whiting have as |
their guests at their cottage at Bar |
Harbor Miss Margaret Preston Draper. !
daughter of Mrs. william F. Draper. |
The latter and her mother were abroad |
during the spring and first part of
summer. and have since been making |
a series of visits in the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson are
again at their cottage in Newport after
spending a few days in Washington.
Capt. Louis NJ. Little. L. s. NJ. c.. who |
is stationed at the White House. left
Washington Saturday and is the guest
of his sister, Mrs. Reginald Norman at
Newport
Mrs. T. Ritchie Stone is at the white
Sulphur Springs for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. SWEET. wife of DIR. Fred SWEET,
has returned to her home in Monroe
Street. after visiting for some time in
Virginia Miss Edith SWEET will leave
here to-day for North Rye Beach. n.
H, and will spend sometime there with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Scott Smith, at Tower
Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs George p. Weaver are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Audrey Jor-
dan at their home on the Eastern
Shore.
Miss Grace Lynch is the guest of
Miss Margaret Harbin for several
weeks at Braddock Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Brady and
their daughter, Miss Hawrnorne Brady.
lave little house party in their home
It 1886 California Avenue, which, in
:ludes the forV1er's nieces. Miss Blanche
stealey, of Augusta, Ga. and Miss
Marion Brady. Of Emporium, Pa.
Miss Lota Robinson. who makes fire.
luent visits in Washington to Mrs.
Tohn R. Mclean. is now the guest of
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish in Newport, and
vas presented at the famous ball Mrs.
Fish gave at Crossways last evening for
her niece, Miss Helena Fish.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bacon, the latter
ormerly Miss Mary Southerland, of this
;ity, have been visiting Mrs Bacon's
mother and sister. Mrs. w. II. H. South
rland and Miss Southerland on the North ,