Evening star., 1912-07-20
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS TAFT WILL HELP AT A
CHARITY BAZAAR.
Russian Ambassador and Wife
Greatly Feted-Travels.
Personal Notes.

Miss Helen Taft is to be an attendant
at table at a country fair at the Mont
serrat Club, near her summer home al
Beverly, Mass. July q. She will serve al
the housekeepers' table with Mrs. Wash
ington E. Thomas and Mrs. Edward
Holmes and other women.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. G. Taylor entertain.
ed a dinner party last night at their
Newport villa in honor of the Russian
ambassador and s1me. Bakhmeteff. who
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean
in Bar Harbor for week next month.
Mrs. Alexander Stewart of Washington
D. c.. has arrived at Jefferson, n. H., IN
her automobile with O. party, including
Mrs. Mary Stewart, Miss Helen Stewart
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Lindley of Lake
Forest, Ill.
Rev. DIR, Charles Wood. pastor of the
Church OF the Covenant, and Mrs Wood
who have been staying at jamestown
r. l.. since they left Washington, motor
ed over to Watch Hill Saturday, July 13
for visit of a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lanahan. They will sail for Europe
next Tuesday and be away until early
October.
Miss Grace Tilman Of Washington is on
brief trip to New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ridgely and Miss Ida
Balderson OF 34O 4th street northwest lef,
today for Montross Va, to visit friends
and relatives, to stay ten days.
Saturday afternoon. July 13. the mem
bers of Wendell Wolfe Chapter who arr
still in the city, with q few friends. en-
joyed picnic In Rock Creek Park. The
afternoon was spent in walks and view.
ing Joaquin Miller's cabin, and photo
graphing the scenery and groups OF the
party. Later a bountiful luncheon wa:
spread near the picturesque creek, ant
was concrete proof that the daughters
of the chapter are as skillful in the cult
nary arts as were other revolutionary
mothers. This is the first d. A. r. pic
mic given by the chapter. but it was sucl
a success that another was unanimously
asked for by all in attendance. Those
who composed the party were Mrs. How.
ard l.. Hodskins. recording secretary
general. d. A. r.: Miss Denniston, editor
American Monthly Magazine: Mrs M. st
Clair Blackburn, regent Richard Arnold
Chapter; Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe, re.
Dellett. Miss Dellett. Mr.. Dellett and
Master Dellett. Miss Goldsworthy. Miss
Halpin of Baltimore, Mrs. Contner. Mrs
Corrine Tunstall Waring, Mrs. Lochran
Mrs. Lille Kent, Miss Bernice Kent. Mrs
Ada Mills Payne. Miss Thelma Payne
Miss Mary Porter Smith, Mrs Katie B
Cooke and Mrs. Sarah H. Sawyer.
DIR. and Mrs. c. r. Winbigler have
moved into their new home, Restmount,
Braddock Heights.
Miss Rose Barnett has returned to her
home in New York city after spending
two weeks with Mrs. Sidney Minister of
the Woodwork.
Miss Carrie B. Fay OF Baltimore, Nd.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sidney Meyer
of the Woodwork.
Mrs. Bella Rosenfeld left today for Hol-
ly Beach and will stay few weeks.
where she will be the guest OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joe Musher.
DIR. and Mrs. L. B. Thomson of this
city. who left about July ] for q cross-
country drive, are now at Braddock
Heights. Nd. for the remainder of the
summer.
DR.. l.. D. Wilson and family leave July
., to spend the month OF August at
Bucks Harbor. on the PenObscot bay
Maine.
Miss Arneta Taylor of 1883 Pleasant
street is spending her vacation in Win
chester, Va.