Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-09
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENT TAFT'S RECEPTION
WAS A LARGE ONE.
The Republican Committee Were
Guests Weddings-Per-
sonal Notes.

House Tor the republican national COM
mittee brought several hundred other
guests there also, who not only had the
freedom Of the mansion. but likewise
the porches. terraces and grounds.
Mrs. Phillip II. Mcmillan Is in Bar
Harbor. Me-. to spend month with her
mother. Mrs. Anderson. Later she will
go to Observation-Disclosures where Mr..
Mcmillan will Join her August !. and
they will spend the remainder of the sum-
James Mcmillan of this city. In August
Lady Harrington is expected to arrive
from England and will also be q guest
of Mrs. James Mcmillan. Miss Doris Nc
MILAN is also at Manchester-by-the-Sea
to spend the summer with her grand
mother. Mrs. Mcmillan.
Mrs Truman H. Newberry is visiting
her brother. Mr. Victor Barnes, in Pine
hurst, Conn.,, after which she will open
her summer home at Watch Hill. Conn.
Miss Gertrude vedder vermilye,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E:
Vermilye, will be married at her parents
home in New York. Thursday afternoon,
to Lieut.. John Griffith Booton. Coast Ar
tillery Corps. U. s. A. The Rev. John 8.
tended by Miss Mary Booton, and the best
man will be Lieut.. l.. e. Goodier, jr.,
L. s. A.
Miss Vermilye is a great-granddaughter
of the late Rev. Thomas E. Vermilye,
who was senior pastor of the Collegiate
Church OF New York. She is member
of the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton. the Daughters of Holland Danes.
the New York Historical Society and
other organizations in New York.
Miss Mabel Johnson of Conduit road
and Eliot place northwest celebrated her
eighteenth birthday last week, and was
the recipient of many valuable and beau
tiful presents. given by about 100 guests.
who attended a lawn fete at her home
given by her parents. Eighteen candles
burning on the birthday cake, which was
also one of her presents, served to adorn
the table at which refreshments were
served.
number of young people from Mount
Vernon and their friends from Washing
ton held a reunion of their last years
camp in a combination house and camp
ing party at the Thompson cottage, near
Arcturus. Va, just opposite River View.
from July 3 to 8. Those comprising the
party We're the Misses Helen Richardson,
Edith richardson Ruth I Jean
Hannah Hendrickson. Mary Thompson,
Hazel Thompson, Theresa Thompson,
Alice Baker Helen Tate, Fern Woolfford,
Lillian MILAN. Sarah Cox. Lewetta Cox
pei, Walter zirpel. Hunt Roberts. Har-
mon Roberts. James Roberts. Paul Webb,
Kirk Wilkinson, Edward Gibbs, Archi-
bald Triplett, Miles Thompson, Egbert
Thompson, Percy Nero, Oscar Baker,
Wesley Richardson, Frank Lamson. Wor-
cester Mason, Lyle Mason and Philip
Mason.
Mrs Wilmer of Washington is in New
York for few days.
Rev. DR.. ard Mrs Samuel H. Greene of
Calvary Baptist Church left the city to-
day for their summer home at Troy, VT.
During the vacation the Calvary pulpit
will be ably supplied by Rev. DR. A. F.
Anderson of Chicago and Rev. DR.. George
B. Vosburg of Denver, Col.
Mr. Edward suarez. minister of Chile.
has left for Massachusetts,. He will spend
three months at the Oceanside Hotel.
Magnolia, Mass, accompanied by Mrs.
Suarez, he Misses Adriana and Eugene
and Master George Edward Suarez. The
tended at the same place by the minister
and the members of his official staff.
Mrs. w. F. Spurgin has closed her
house on 21st street and will spend the
summer at Delafield, Wis.
Miss Dorothy Coleman of Mount Yer
non, n. Y. is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
w. D. Sutherland.
Miss Elizabeth North who has been
spending some time in New York, is now
the guest Of Mrs. Woodbury. Pulsifer, at
her summer home in Mere Point, Me.
Mrs. Lee Stubblef1eld of Massachusetts
avenue accompanied by her small daugh-
ter Lolita and her mother, Mrs. Atwood
Of Philadelphia. leave today for Nara
gansett Pier to remain until the middle of
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lewis of 1897 9Th
street northwest entertained a number
of guests Friday, July ). in honor of their
niece Miss Celia Lewis of Scranton, Pa.
The guests were Messrs. Milton Abel,
Joe Schwartz, Morris Freid. Harry Guile
and Mr.. S. Berman of Baltimore, Md;
Misses Lena Lewis. Mollie Lewis, Bessie
Tolstoi, Lillian Berkinsky and Celia Lewis.
Mrs. Mary Blum of Philadelphia, Pa.
is visiting her brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Lewis. Mrs. Joseph
Rosenthal and her niece, Miss Lille Lewis,
also are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Lewis.
Mrs Nina Oppenheimer of 9OS 9th street
left yesterday for New York to bid 'bon
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Heller. who will sail
Thursday. July II, on the Hamburg
American liner Amerika for a trip
abroad. Mrs. Oppenheimer will spend
the remainder of the summer in New
York with her daughters, Mrs. Oscar
Sternfeld and the Misses Rose and Mile
Oppenheimer.
Miss Rosa Bartholamae left Wednes-
day for Philadelphia. where she will be
the house guest of Mrs. NJ f. Turner
for a week, then will go to Atlantic City
for the rest of the summer.
Miss Laura Callan, who is spending the
summer at Mt. st. Marys, Emmitsburg.
Nd. and who has been seriously i'll for
some weeks with acute bronchitis, is now
improving.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.