The Washington herald., 1912-08-07

I ward Perry. brother Of the groom, vas
best man. A wedding breakfast fol-
lowed the ceremony, af,e- which the
bride and groom left for Atlantic City
and New York on their honeymoon
trip. she travelling In u tailored suit of
brown and cream whipcori. with a
brown and cream hat to match. Mr..
and Mrs Perry will be ut home in
Washington after October / at the
Warrington.
Mrs. Lloyd W. BiddIe. of Valley Place,
accompanied by several Washington
friends. has gone to Betterton. Nd.
They viii visit there several weeks.
Mrs. Richard Smith. of Baltimore, ID
making a short visit to Mr. and Mrs.
James NJ. England In this city. en- route
to Raleigh. N. c.. where she Will spend
some time
Miss Bessie G. Mackenzie is at Ocean
City for the remainder Of August. after
which she will visit Philadelphia and
Atlantic City. Mr.. William J. Mackenzie
has gone to Rockaway Beach, N. Y,
and will later visit at several places on
the Hudson.
Miss Ruth Jones, the daughter Of Mrs.
John Paul Jones, who has been abroad
several months. will reach New York
next week. During her visit abroad she
was a member of a delightful touring
party through Scotland and England.
After her return she expects to spend
short time with Miss Ruth Bliss at
Monterey, Pa. and will then go to Rear
Admiral Stockton, U. 8. N, and Mrs.
Stockton at Gloucester, Mass. later join
ing her mother and brother. John Paul
Jones, jr.. at their summer camp in
Maine. She will remain there until the
close OF summer.
Mrs. r. r. Hoes has gone to Cape
May for short stay. Shs has with
her her sister, Miss Maud C. Gouver-
neur. and her sons. Gourverneur Hoes
and Lawrence Hoes.
Miss Aline Carusi. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Carusi. has returned
to Washington from a visit to Mrs. A
p. Miller. at harrington, r. i.
Mr. Alfred Mitchell Innes, the Coun.
selor Of the British Embassy. and Lord
Eustace Percy. third secretary Of the
embassy. have returned to this city and
will remain several weeks. They have
been at Moosehead Lake, Ne. since early
in the season.
Mrs Reid Hunt and her sister, Miss
Hannah Taylor, are at Old Sweet
Springs, Va. Their mother. Mrs. Han
mis- Taylor, will join them there later
this month. the entire party TO remain
the balance OF the summer.
Mr.. John H. Miller and family and Mr..
Louis n. Burch and family have re-
turned after a trip by motor TO Benedict,
Charles County. Nd.
Mr.. a. c. Horstmann. secretary OF tho
German Embassy, will be the host to-
night at a dance at The Poplars. for the
Newport summer colony.
Senator and Mrs. Reed will have as
their house guests next week Mrs. c. B.
adjourns Mrs. Kern will accompany
Mrs. Reed on a vacation trip, while
Senator Reed will return direct to Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lattaur are at
Narragansett Pier the house guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Welsh, at their
place, Shadow Farm.
miss ADlllS ItAl
Portland, Me. She will spend a few
days in Boston with friends. and will be
the guest while in Maine Of Miss Allen,
sister OF the late Representative Allen
of Maine.
Miss Florence Willer. daughter OF Mr..
o. Willer. OF Sarepta, Pa, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Willer.
OF 1870 w Street, has returned to her
home.
Mrs. bennett, wife Of Commissioner
Fred bennett. IS in New York. where
she went to meet their schoolgirl daugh-
ter. Dorothy. who is returning from
England aboard the Lapland. Miss
Dorothy has been attending a French
school in Westgate-on-Sea, in England,
for the last year. and Is returning to
Washington, where she expects to re-
sumo her school work this fall. She
took three prizes in her school work this
year. one being the first prize in music,
which she expects to make a speciality.
Mr.. Robert S. Strong left Washington
Thursday for a ten days stay at Ocean
City, Nd.
MIS- NJ DEOOhs fNellL ana ner Oaugh-
tiers, Miss LORNA Brooks andls3i56 1886
tiers, Miss LORNA Reitz and Miss Marion
ReitZ. have left the city for an extended
trip. They will visit Seagate and New
port.
DR.. Tom A. Williams is spending the
week in Southwestern Virginia and the
White Sulphur Springs, and will return
on Sunday.
A pretty birthday party was given by
the members of Camp Uno on the banks
Of the Potomac River, near Great Falls
Va, last Thursday evening. to Miss
Leila Frost Among others present were
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Moore. Mr. and Mrs
W. II. Dodge, the Misses Mary Nusbaum,
Margaret Frost, Margaret Craig. and
Messrs. William Russell Frost Arthur
Kirby Guilford, Frank A. Frost, and
Harry w. Brimer.
Mrs. Chester Morrill,. Of Knoxville
Tenn. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Anderson. 14o Street North
west.