The Washington herald., 1912-06-08
SOCIETY

Mrs. Taft accompanied the President
| 70. Annapolis yesterday for the festivities
attending June week" Mrs Taft wore
I becoming costume OF pArple A large
| party Of distinguished peopiA, went down
for the afternoon.
The Secretary ot4 War and MA stim-
!, SON, accompanied by mes latter's Aaiece,
/ Miss Frances Gamble, win leave wash
/ sngton to-day for the summer home, Of
! Mr.. and Mrs Stimson at Huntington, L.
/ j. The Secretary VIII spend the week
] ends and as much time as possible with
his family during the summer.
/ The. Attorney General apd Mrs, Wick
ersham and their family left yesterday
morning for their summer home at
I, Cedarhurst, L. J. Mrs. Wickersham and
their family will spend the season there
and viii be Joined by the Attorney Gen
eral for the week-ends.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer entertained party Of young
4 people on the Mayfower yesterday aft
ernoon for a trip down the Potomac to
j Mount Vernon In honor Of the visiting
German ofacers. Luncheon was served
on board ship on the way down the
|
1 as those who met the officers at the
luncheon given by the German Ambas-
/ sador, Count Won Bernstori, on We'd
| nesdsy. Some Of those in the company
were the Misses Meyer, Miss Dorothy
| Williams, Miss Laura Merriam, Miss
Mary McCauley, Miss CaryI Crawford.
| Miss Marjorie Smith, Miss Harriet
wadsworth. Miss Marie Stevens Miss
Jean Oliver, and Miss Yvonne Town
send.
Representative and Mrs. W. A. Roden-
berg, Of Illinois, entertained at dinner
last evening at Dover House In honor
Of the Governor Of Hawaii and Mrs.
| Walter Francis Frear, who are guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. Charles W. Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs Charles J. Bell had a
family dinner party at the Manor on
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor and
their children, who have spent the spring
at Twin Oaks, in Bradley Lane, D. c..
will leave Washington within q few
days for Nova Scotia to spend the sum-
mer months.
DR.. and Mrs Charles W. Richardson
have as their guests Governor and Mrs.
Walter Frear, Of the Hawaiian Islands
at their home in Connecticut Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Rayner will
close their home in Connecticut Avenue
to-day and go to Cambridge. Nd. for
| the summer. They will be Joined there
after the Baltimore convention by Mrs.
| Isidor Rayner. wife OF the Senator. Mrs.
Isidor Rayner will remain in her Wash
ington home until after the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont went to
Long Island yesterday TO be absent until
| Wednesday.
DR.. John c. Boyd, L. s. n, and Mrs
Boyd and Miss Boyd will sail from New
York on June 80 to spend the summer
! in Norway and Sweden.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Chatard will
leave Washington about the first Of next
month for the White Sulphur Springs
where they will spend the season.
MI and Mrs Victor Cushman. the lat
ter formerly Miss Foraker, will close
their residence and leave Washington in
a day or two for Bar Harbor. where
they will spend the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. NeaIe left Wash
ington yesterday for Camden. Ne. where
Mrs. Neale and their children will spend
the summer.
Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage and Miss Re
becca Collier will leave Washington the
last Of the week for New York from
where they will sail June l3 TO spend
the summer abroad.
Mrs. George Ruggles and Miss Alma
Ruggles have closed their apartment at
the Dupont and are visiting in New York
for a few days.
The marriage is announced Of Mr..
Lucian S. Breckenridge, son OF Gen. ]. {.
Breckenridge, L. S. A. Of this city. and
Miss EIinor Wilkinson, Of New York, on
/ May 5. 1872
The marriage is announced Of Mr..
Charles A. Benjamin. OF Leslie. Cecil
County. Md. president Of the National
Bank Of Northeast. and Mrs. Abb
Matthews Morris. widow OF Capt. W. J.
Morris, OF Washington. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. F. T. Little,
Of the Alnutt Memorial Methodist Prot
estant Church, Baltimore, Wednesday,
June s.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. n. Langston. OF 2225
Fourth Street. celebrated the twentieth
anniversary of their wedding Thursday
evening, when several hundred guests
were present to offer congratulations. An
orchestra played throughout the evening.
and many handsome gifts were received
by the bride and bridegroom Of twenty
years ago.
DR.. and Mrs. Huron W. Lawson will
return to-day from Atlantic City, after
spending the week there, DR.. Lawson at
tending the Medical Convention. DIR. |
Joseph o. Reed, also OF Washington, |
spent the week at Atlantic City. They
were all at the Chalfonte.
Miss Gregg, Of Burlington. Kan, is the |
guest Of Mrs. Lane at the latter's home, |
l5l5 Lamont Street
pRREInRNT TAFT