Evening star., 1912-07-13
MISS TAFT WILL TOUR GLACIER
PARK NEXT MONTH.
Courtesies Among Washington
Neighbors at Newport-Per-
sonal Plans.

MISS ait Is TUG party, anu
the young people who are to be included
are Miss Martha Bowers. daughter of
the late solicitor general of the United
States, Lloyd w. Bowers. and her
brother. and also the daughter of Presi-
dent and Mrs. Vincent, Miss Isabel
Vincent.
Miss Vincent was a classmate and
roommate of Miss Taft at Bryn Mawr
College, from which college Miss Taft
would have graduated had she not be-
come the associate of her father and
mother in extending hospitality at the
White House. One of Miss Taft's S
brothers will also be in the party.
The Misses Wetmore gave a dinner
last evening for Ambassador and Mime.
Bakhmeteff at the Wetmore Newport
eighty guests for dinner tonight, and
others will come IN for the informal
dancing.
Miss Emily Beatty, daughter Of Rear
Admiral Beatty, commandant of the navy
yard. and Mrs. Beatty. left today for
Newport, where she will be guest for
several weeks of Miss Marguerite Caper-
mandant at the naval training station,
and Mrs. Caperton, for several weeks.
Miss Frances Elnor Brady celebrated
her fifth birthday Wednesday, July 10,
with a garden party at which many OF
her little friends assembled to wish her
many happy returns" of the day. The
lawn of her parents home was beautifully
lighted with lanterns and the little folks
played games, rOmped, sang and recited
many OF their school songs and stories.
The party table was in pink and white.
the favors being little men and women Of
candy, dainty dressed. The party lasted
from to 10. and some thirty children
filled those three hours with pleasure 10
be remembered for some time.
Miss Anna S. Hughes is visiting rela-
tives in Youngstown, Ohio.
Past Assistant Paymaster F. ". Holt
Of the United States Navy and Mrs. Holt
have gone to Key West, Fla, to which
place Mr. Holt was ordered few weeks
ago. having recently returned from Yoko-
hama. Japan. Mrs. Holt is the daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. H. C. Thompson of this
city.
Mrs. f. A. Haines, formerly of this
city. returned July / from an eight
month tour of the world. She comes
home we'll pleased with her trip. After
visiting her son, Mahlon \. Haines of
York. Pa. and daughter, Mrs. W. s.
Isham of this city, and daughter, Mrs. II.
c. Sanford of Knoxville, Tenn, she will
go to her winter home In Isle of Pines,
fruit plantation. Mrs. Haines will be a
guest of Mrs. Gilbert, 1903 r street north
west, till about the Goth.
Miss Laurette Marks has returned to
her home at the Nonauitt after visit
to relatives at Hamilton Park. Md. Miss
Marks has as her guest Miss Ruth Green
field of Hamilton Park, Md.
Miss Stromberger Miss Alice Strom-
berger and Miss Emily Hunt will sail
from Philadelphia on the L. S. 8. Haver-
ford on the 18th for tour Of England,
Scotland. France and Ireland.
Mrs. H. E. Devendorf and Miss Deven-
dorf of Washington are in New York for
a few days.
Mrs. Alexander Botkin and Miss Bot
kin left last week for Water Witch on
the Jersey coast. They are guests of
Gen. and Mrs. c. w. Raymond in their
summer home.
THE Washingtonians" gave their first
midsummer dance Thursday evening.
more than seventy-fve couples attending.
Mrs. r. L. Somerville and Miss Marie
Somerville of Homecoming. Md: Miss
Elinor Paul of New York city. and Mrs.
w. Shilling of Baltimore. Nd, were
recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Watson
karr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Garrett of Balti-
more are entertaining a party of young
people at their camp in the Adirondacks
for the month of July. Among the num-
ber is Mr.. Charles Lowell Howard of this
city.
The Misses Anna Cooper, Rose and Mol
lie Lazero and Bertha Clepatch. chap
eroned by Mrs. Joseph Clepatch, have
gone to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Caroline Lederer and son Melvin
have returned home from a three week
stay in Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes Moncure, who ac-
companied her husband through Norway
and Sweden to the Spitzbergen islands
has returned to Washington after a two
month absence. She will Join Mr. Mon
cure in London after he has completed
his polar surveys and travel through
southern Europe.
A pretty wedding took place Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs j.
w. Ferriter of 131 V street northwest
when Miss Agnes o. Baker became the
bride of Mr. Walter j. Dolan. both of
Minneapolis. MINI. The bride wore a
gown Of white voile. trimmed with filet
lace and yellow satin. and carried a
attended by her sister, Mrs j. w Fer
ritter, Mr.. Ferriter acting as best man.
The ceremony took place before an altar
of palms and ferns. Rev Eugene A.
Hannah officiating. Miss Bernadine NJ.
Ferriter played the Lohengrin wedding
march. After the ceremony a dinner was
served for the immediate family and
close friends. Mr.. ard Mrs Dolan left
for an extended trip through the east
and will be at home at Haverhill. y. H.,
after September -.
Mr.. Henry Xander, 1880 Belmont
road. is t the Oriental Hotel. Man
haitian Beach, during the month of
July.
Misses Elsie and Lula Tayman Of
Fort Myer Heights Va, are in New
York city, where Miss Elsie will take
a summer course at the Columbia Uni
versity and Miss Lula will tour the
city.
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