The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

Pyne. Is now at her home in Eliza
beth. N. J.
| Rev. and Mrs. F. Ward Denys ana
Miss Muriel Denys sailed yesterday on
the Bremen from New York for their
summer outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Miller. Of Ten
nessee Avenue. leave on wednesday for
tour of Europe. and win be away two
months.
Col S. A. Wolf U. s. A. and Mrs
Wolf are spending the month Of June in
New York City
Mr.. and Mrs walter z. Schneider. Of
1zS Columbia Road Northwest, left sat
urday for san Francisco. where they will
ioin Mr. and Mrs. w. H. BulIinger and
take a months automobile trip through
Western California, after which they
will spend the remainder OF the summer
IN Los Angeles and other points, and
probably make California their future
home.
Mrs. Tarvin, widow OF Judge Tarvin,
well known through the South, had a
very smart gathering OF Democratic
women for luncheon at the New Willard
last week after the Dolly Madison break
fast, when she asked her guests to meet
Mrs william Jennings Bryan. Mrs.
Champ Clark vas there, and II was a
beautiful table and a beautiful array OF
femInlnity and friIls. At the same time
Mrs Taryin's son, ]. W. Belt, who was
up from the University OF Virginia for
a few days, was entertaining a little
party in an adjoining room at luncheon.
Before the women had left the table the
little lunch party. which included Miss
AIleen Gorgas, daughter Of Col. William
c. Gorgas; Miss Buckley, and Mr.. Stew
art Gilmore, Joined them for the fash
light picture which the hostess had taken
as q souvenir.
Mrs. Bertha CobIenzs, who sails for
Europe on June s, to visit her daughter,
Mrs DR.. Detre, was rendered a surprise
luncheon and theater party on Wednes-
day last. Among those present were
Mrs. Milton Strasburger, Mrs. NJ. Marx,
Mrs. D. J. Kaufman, Mrs. J. Schinman,
Mrs. l. Grosner, Mrs. n. Herman, Mrs.
2. Strasburger, Mrs. l. Neuman, Mrs.
A. Koenigberger, Mrs. A. Kahn, Mrs
S. oppenheimer, Mrs. C. oppenheimer'
Mrs. Elias, Mrs. NJ. Stern, Mrs. Hollan-
der, Mrs. f. Gischner. Mrs. A. Gisch-
ner, Mrs. WoIberg. Mrs. B. Solomon
and Mrs. E. sommers.
Mrs. William Alden Smith, wife Of the
Senator from Grand Rapids. and her
young house guest. Miss Marie McRae,
OF Detroit. occupied seats in the Senate
gallery for the final report OF Senator
Smith on the Titanic disaster inquiry,
which he conducted. Miss McRae left
that evening for her home in Detroit.
but is stopping en- route to visit her sis |
ter. Mrs. John Paul -Scripps. in Cleve- |
land, and some other relatives and
friends in Pittsburg. Mr.. William Alden |
Smith, jr, who has been in Washington
during the Titanic inquiry. went up TO
his old school. St. Marks. at SouthbOro, |
Mass, on Tuesday evening. to be pres |
ent at the annual game Of ball played |
there on May .. He is expected to re- |
turn here to-day or tomorrow.
Mrs. Warren. wife Of Senator Francis
E. Warren Of wyoming. who was for
merly Miss Morgan. Of New York, with |
many relatives in Detroit, left here on
Thursday for Detroit, where she will |
first make a visit and then leave there !
on an automobile tour TO the North |
Shore Of Massachusetts. She will be a |
member Of a party who have made in
teresting plans for this trip.
Mr. Max Fischer and son Stanley are
spending some time in the Adirondacks.
The members of the Octagon Club |
chartered a boat for May 30 and spent /
the day at Colonial Beach
Mrs. sIas Rosenthal has returned to
town from a three weeks visit in
Charleston, where she was the guest Of
her niece, Mrs. c. Lee Israel, formerly
Miss Blanche Hirsch. Of Atlanta Ga
Miss Dorothea de vele, Miss Mabel
Miss Harriette P. Shadd, and
Miss Margareth Van Nuys sailed yes
terday on the Bremen from New York.
Miss Phoebe Burritt, daughter of the
late Payson Burritt. will sail for Europe
on the 18th Of June. where her sister,
Miss Alice Burritt, will Join her after the
schools close. Miss Phoebe.
who was one Of the 'O9 class OF Western
High School, is graduating from Wilson
College with distinction, having taken
her A. B. in three years instead of four,
and is in the small group of cum laude
students among the large graduating
class. She was chosen by the Phi Chi
Psi Society for its honorary scholarship,
and has served for two years on the
student government board. Miss Burritt
will continue her studies at Hanover,
Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto T. Simon sailed yes
terday on the Zeedam from New York
for England. After spending the summer
on the Emerald Isle. they will 60 on the
Continent for the last two months Of