Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-15
N THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
DATE FIXED FOR PRESIDENTS
ARRIVAL AT HOT SPRINGS.
Weddings Here and There of I'm
usual Interest-Travel
Plans-Personals,

President and Mrs. Taft, it is said at
the Hot Springs, will reach there on the
9th OF this month and are expected to
remain throughout November, save dur
ing the formers short absence to Gin
cinnati for election day.
Mrs. George Won l.. Meyer and her two
daughters, the Misses Julia and Alice
Never, joined the Secretary of the Navy
1T the Belmont in New York Yesterday.
They will return to Washington Thurs
day.
The Brazilian ambassador entertained
at Il dinner last night in honor Of the
Brazilian delegates to the International
Chamber of Commerce. There were six
teen covers
The British ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce. who have been at Stockbrdge.
Mass, were entertained Sunday night by
former ambassador to England, Mr..
Choate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce We're guests of
Miss Emily Tuckerman. while in Stock
With Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Sloane
and afterward MIR. Bryce went to New
York. Today Mrs. Bryce viii leave
Lenox for Washington.
Mrs Stephen B. Elkins, Miss Katherine
E.kins and Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Elkins.
who have been at the Ritz-Cariton, New
York. returned yesterday to Washing
! ton, D. c.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson. whose hos
pitalties here are always of an inter-
esting character. was host at a luncheon
at the st. Regis Hotel, in New York. last
Saturday for Miss Ruth Sands and Mr..
Charles Wark, whose wedding will take
place very shortly. The bride-to-be and
her mother. Mrs. Philip T. Sands, and
daughters, attended the Olympic games
last summer at Stockholm and the couple
met aboard the ship.
Mrs, Ellen T. Smith announces the mar
rlage of her daughter, Margaret Ellen, and
DR.. T. Bonnard Balm this morning at the
rectory of the Immaculate Conception
Church, Rev. Father Beavan performing
the ceremony. The only attendants were
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard l.. Berger, brother
in-law and sister of the bride. After
wedding breakfast served at the home Of
the bride, Dr. and Mrs. Balm left for a
honeymoon trip north. They will be at
nome after November at the Atlantic
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Granger Schutt
are celebrating this evening their fiftieth
wedding anniversary at reception from
until II o'clock. at Fleetwood. Cherry
dale. Va. Mrs Schutt. who was Eliza
beth Thomas Wallis will be seventy-four
years old on the 18th of December and
Mr.. Schutt will reach his seventy-ninth
year on the first day Of November The
occasion will be a very happy one and
will be of interest to hosts of friends in
Virginia and in this city.
Mrs. Daniel Francis Slattery was host
ess at CT armingly appointed japanese
luncheon Monday in honor of Miss Elsie
Ernst, whose engagement to Mr.. Daniel
Leigh Morris has been recently ANNOUNCE
ed. The table and rooms We're profusely
decorated with cosmos and pOtted ferns.
The guests to meet Miss Ernst included
Mrs. William Lyons. Mrs. Arthur c.
Proctor. Mrs. FINS ID. Morris and Mrs.
William l.. Thurber. After the luncheon
the afternoon was pleasantly spent in
enlivened with vocal and instrumental
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fischer Of Lanier
place celebrated their twenty-fifth mar
riage anniversary Sunday evening from
s to IL O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer
We're the recipients of many handsome
presents a buffet supper was served
and ferns. Table decorations were in
pink. Mrs. Fischer's gown was of silver
charmeuse. with tunic of silver spangles.
Those who assisted were Miss Helen
Fischer. Mrs. J. Bendheim, Miss Sophie
Bendheim, Mrs. N. Bendheim and Miss
Fischer.
The Ladies' Club of the Washington
Saengerbund will hold an entertainment
and euchre party at the clubhouse. 314
&c street northwest, Thursday evening,
October IL. at pm. There have been a.
number of handsome prizes donated.
The ladies entertainment committee in
charge Isl composed of Mrs. X. G.. Barthell,
president; Mrs. A. Levy, vice president;
Mrs. Hanneman. treasurer: Mrs Thomas
p. Kennedy. secretary: Mrs. Olga LOS
seau, Mrs. Ray krahling and Mrs. l..
Schaffert.
Mrs Thomas c. Dawson and her two
children have returned to the city and
she has opened her house on 18th street.
after having spent all summer in Europe.
Mrs. Frank Anderson and Miss Doro-
thy Anderson, wife and daughter of Dr..
Frank Anderson of the navy. are stop
ping at the Hotel Seymour, New York
spent the early part of the summer at
Narragansett Pier with Mrs. Scott Brock
nridge and the Misses Bayne. has just
been visiting Bishop Lloyd's family in
ding of Miss Elizabeth Lloyd and Mr..
Charles Symington of Baltimore and
New York the first of October.
DIR. and Mrs j. Thrus,ton Wolfe have
returned to their city home at 1913 CAL
vert street, from their wedding trip.
Mrs. I. Goodman of Baltimore, Nd, is
visiting Mrs S. Goodman of the Osweso
1926 L street northwest, where she will
be pleased to see her friends
Mrs. William J. Rhees has sold her
home 1915 Columbia road. and. with her
daughter, Miss Flora G. Rhees, will leave
this city the 18th to make a permanent
home in Pasadena, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. y. Gertman of street
northeast are spending their vacation in
Atlantic City. and before returning to
this city will visit friends in New York
city.
Mrs. Mary y. Hendley has returned to
Congress Hall, and will be pleased to see
her friends, as usual.
DR. and Mrs. Loren Johnson and Miss
Neville Johnson have returned to their
10Th street home after several months in