Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-30
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MRS. TAFT TO BE HERE FOR 4
SHORT VISIT THIS WEEK.
Mrs. Hemmick Has Arranged a Sum
mer Idyll-0ther Events.
Notes.

summer home at Beverly. Mass. tonight
for Washington to be present when the
President Is officially notined OF his re-
nomination. She may spend week here
and possibly tire President may be able
to return to Beverly with her. The guests
at Parrametta this week are Mss Sophie
Johnston and Mr.. George Harrison of
Washington and DIR. Z. T. Grayson of
the L. s S. Mayilower.
Miss Taft exhibited her horse Chin
quapin at the country fair and horse
show held last week at the Montserrat
Golf Club. at Beverly. arranged as a
benefit for a cilildren's sanatorium
Mrs. Christian Hemmick will present.
with the assistance of the younger So
ciety element at Bar Harbor. new pam
tomine anu dance called BY the En-
chanted Stream" Nymphs, naiads. wa
ter spirits and whispering reeds are tho
forms her assistants will take. Boxes
are priced at 500 and seats at So.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Paul A. Andrews gave a
dinner OF s-:y covers last night al their
Newport villa for their daughter. Miss
Margaret Andrews, a debutante of the
sea son.
Ten round tables accommodated the
guests, who We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gordon Doug
lass. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dudley Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Little
Mr. and Mrs Reginald Norman. Mrs. r.
Livingston Beeckman. Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
tin Ledyard Sands. Mr.. and Mrs. Pauld-
ing Fosdyck, Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Scott
Burden. Miss Harriet Ferry, Miss Janet
Fish. Miss Edythe Deacon Miss Laura
Swan. Miss Beatrice Whltehouse, Miss
Dorothy Bigelow, Miss Sadie Jones. Miss
Dorothea Kane, William p. Burden.
Henri de Bach. secretary of the Russian
embassy: Thomas S. Liddell. John Elliott
Herman Oelrichs. William Grosvenor,
Robert Dunn. Marshall P. Kernochan,
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler. jr., and Will
liam Rhinelander Stewart. jr.
At the dance which followed the add.-
:ional party included the Misses Annie
Elizabeth Sands. Henrietta Thaw. the
Misses Willard, Alice Gordon Drexel.
! Marguerite Caperton. Mildred Rives
Dorothea Carroll Katherine Lawrence
and Aida Chanlcr; Lawrence Waterbury.
\. G. Horstmann and Mr.. Won Bulow OF
the German embassy. Ivan Dmitrow OF
the Russian embassy. Paymaster Robert
| :. Chew, L. :. N: Lieuts John p.
Jackson and ". b. Eberlc. L. S. n;
! Stuyvesant Leroy French Cyril Hatch
and c. Kirkland. A buffet supper was
the last form the hospitality took.
| The Russian ambassador and Nine
Bakh.neteff gave a luncheon yesterday al
their Newport VITA LOT DOTS -ATScVieU,
| first secretary of the Russian embassy,
| who left for New York last night en- route
! for St. Petersburg. The guests included
Mrs. William Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry A. c. Taylor. Mrs. Richard Irving
Haniel Won Haimhausen, charge daft
flares of the German embassy. and Miss
Beale of Philadelphia relative of the
hostess, who is her guest.
Mrs. Clarence Watson has Joined SEN
xl,ofx 49,
dell Mansion for few days. Mrs. Wat
son has been spending the summer a!
their estate in West Virginia.
Miss Marjorie Stuart, whose engagement
| to Mr.. Charles F. Hughes. jr.. has been
announced. is now on a visit to the par.
entS of her fiance, Justice and Mrs
Hughes, at their Adirondack camp.
Mrs. Theodore Mosher of this city was
honor guest at a luncheon given by Mrs.
George +. Messeroy at Newport yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Z. Ingalls,. witt,
their daughter, Miss Ingalls,. and Miss
Abbie Barnard. who will be q bride of
the early autumn. will leave Europe for
this country August 10 and go to Hot
Springs.
Mrs. Thomas T. Burnett of 119 18th
street northeast has returned home after
spending the months of June and July
with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles f. Reded. at their cot
tage the Claremont Colonial Beach, Va
She Will spend the month of August with
another son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Brown. at the Boulevard Hotel
| Winthrop. Mass, and will be at home
again September L.
Mrs. c. D. MerHin is at her country
home in Virginia for the summer and
will not attend the fete of the National
Democratic Woman's League on the LIST
OF August.
The charge d'affaires of Portugal and
Nine. d'A renas de Lima are going to At
lantic City for a short visit the last OF
the week
DR.. and Mrs. u. E. Street hay. returned
from the SeaShO-e.