The Washington herald., 1912-07-31
SOCi0tYl.

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Miss Helen Taft had as her guests the
first of the week Miss sophy Johnston,
Of this city. who has just returned from
q trip to Europe. Mr.. Robert Taft had
as his gueSt DR.. Cary Grayson. sta
TONED here. and Mr.. George Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Knox. Of Wash
ington. are staying at the New Cape
May. Mrs. Knox will go later to the
Waumbok, in the White Mountains OF
New Hampshire. to visit her parents
Gen. and Mrs A. G. McCook.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Pilson entertained
at dinner at Dover House. In Maryland
last evening. taking their guests out in
automobiles and enjoying the beautiful
country ride In the early evening and
the moonlight trip back.
ing the summer at her place at Tam
worth, N. H, was one Of the guests
in an automobile party to the Profile
House for luncheon on Monday.
Mrs. George Howard and her daughter,
Miss Margaret Perrin. who are at New
port. are frequently at the Casino, Mar
ragansett Pier, to watch the polo
matches at the Point Judith Polo Club.
Mr.. Boris Arsenieff. one Of the new
members Of the stan Of the Russian En-
bassy, who has spent the past few
r.ceks at Newport with Mr.. De Bach,
sailed from New York yesterday for st.
petersburg. to return here in the
autumn.
Capt. Richard Stewart Hooker, o. q.
N. has Joined Mrs. Hooker at The I'm
perial, Narragansett Pier. Mrs. Hooker
is a sister Of Mrs Leonard Wood.
Mrs. Herbert Shipman. Of New York,
daughter OF Mr.. Edison Bradley. OF this
city, is visiting Mrs. Sidney Jones COL
ford at Newport. Mrs. Colford enter
tained at a small dance for Mrs. Ship
man at Bergers. Newport, last evening.
Mr.. Stephen B. EIkins is at Newport. a
guest OF Mr.. J. Gordon Douglas, at the
Casino. All the others OF Mr.. Elkins'
family are at the White Sulphur.
Gen. and Mrs. E NJ. Coates have
SoHo W flktsLtiu, <hoss.. " spcAN h4S
month Of August at the Maplewood.
The Charge d'Atfaires of Portugal and
Mime. dArenas de Lima are preparing
to leave Washington the latter part Of
the week for Atlantic City, remaining
there for a short time.
The marriage OF Miss Katharine An
drews. daughter OF Mrs Robert Andrews,
OF Brookline. Mass, and Mr.. Henry
Edgeworth Frick. OF Quincy, Mass. son
Of Mrs. William Frick. OF Baltimore. will
take place on August 10 in Brookline.
Mr.. Albert Cabell Richie will be the
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville E. Ingalls,. Miss
who have been abroad for some time,
have arranged to sail for this country
August 10, going at once TO the Ingalls,
estate at the Virginia Hot Springs,
where they expect TO remain until the
late autumn. The marriage OF Russell
Sard, of Albany. n. Y, TO Miss Bar
nard, the engagement having been an
nounced last spring, will, It Is expected,
take place at Hot Springs.
Mrs. Benjamin II. buckingham and
Miss Freeman are at York Harbor. Me.
for the balance of the summer. having
closed their place In Pennsylvania. where
they have been since early spring.
Capt. L. Mason Gulick, u 8. NJ. c..
whose wife formerly was Miss Isabel
Clark, has been transferred from the
Marine Barracks TO duty at Annapolis.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Louis Stern, Miss
Irma Stern. and Miss Louise Stern have
gone to Ocean View, Va. where they
will spend August at Sherrick's Cottage.
An engagement OF much interest to
Southern people is that Of Miss Louise
FRANKIE, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George FRANKIE, OF Baltimore, TO Mr..
Harrison Brent. son OF Mr.. Hugh Brent
and the late Mrs. Brent. Of Brenton.
Fauquier County, Va
Miss FRANKIE is a beautiful and charm
ing girl. and has been much admired.
Mr.. Brent is one OF three brothers. the
more, and Mr.. Raleigh Brent. Of Panama.
He formerly took an active part in the
Paint and Powder Club and Is a popular
member Of the younger set.
Miss Louise Campbell, daughter OF Mr..
L. H. Campbell. OF this city. now OF New
York spent a day or two with Mrs.
Charles B. Strong and Miss Strong this
week, and left yesterday for the country
home OF the Biscoes. near Marlboro. Nd.
She has been visiting some friends IN
virginia. Mrs. Campbell is at East
Gloucester. Mass, for the summer. where
the family spent last summer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell have lived the last few
years at Yonkers, and gave up their
home there this spring preparatory to
making their winter home IN New York.
Mr.. Campbell and their younger son.
are at Mount Vernon for
the summer, and the elder son. Lieut.
Lee Campbell, of the Coast Artillery
L. S. A. is stationed near Port
land, Me-, where his parents spent the
early part Of July with him.
Mrs. H. W. Van Sender is spending
several months at The Strand in Atlantic
City, recuperating from severe attack
IF typhoid fever in the late winter. Mr..
Van Senden goes down on Fridays for
he week-ends.
Mrs. James Robbins, Of 1914 Vermont
Avenue, and her neice, Mrs. Blanch Ed
wards, and daughter, Irene, of 1443 Girard
Street Northwest, are visiting the old
nome Of Mrs. Robbins in Maine for a
lew weeks. expecting to return about
September 10.
At Narragansett Pier a new ladies polo
team to meet the winners of the match
n the tournament Of yesterday has been