The Washington herald., 1912-07-04

The President and Mrs. Taft left
Washington yesterday afternoon at so
o'clock for the summer White House at
Beverly. Mass, where Mrs. Taft win
spend the remainder Of the summer with
her three children, Miss Helen Taft, Mr..
Robert Taft, and Master Charlie Taft,
who will Join her shortly. Miss Taft and
Mr.. Robert Taft, who have been IN Gin
cinnati for the wedding Of their cousin,
Miss Harriet Anderson. and Mr.. Hugo
de Fritsch, OF New York. win reach Bev-
eriy to-day, and Master Charlie, who
has been attending school in WATERFOWL,
Conn, will arrive to-day.
Mr.. Heron, brother Of Mrs. Taft, ae-
companied the President and Mrs Taft
to Beverly. where he will remain until
Monday. returning to Washington with
! tie President.
The Secretary OF the Treasury, Mr.. Mac
Veagh, who was a guest of the Newlands
Tuesday night at dinner, left on late
train for Lancaster, Mass, where he will
deliver an address. at a Fourth Of July
celebration to-day. His motor car will
meet him in Lancaster and take him to
Dublin, n. H., their summer home. He
will return 10 Washington next Monday.
Secretary Of the War sumson will
spend the Fourth Of July with Mrs.
| Stimson and their children at their sum-
mer place at Huntington Long Island.
Attorney General wickersham left yes
/ terday TO Join Mrs. wickersham at their
summer place on Long Island.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer and the Misses Meyer ars ex-
pected at Newport to-day, making the
| trip from their summer home in Hamil-
ton, Mass, On the Dolphin. The Sec
rotary is recuperating from his recent
| illness.
Secretary Nsgel went to Marion, Mass,
yesterday, where he will spend the
Fourth OF July.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Harry Cunningham
will celebrate their silver wedding an
niversary on Saturday evening. July 6
with a reception IN their pretty home in
Kensington, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham are both
Washingtonians and were married in
this city twenty-five years ago. Mr.,
Cunningham is a nephew OF Mrs. Small
widow Of Mr.. John H. Small, one Of the
old and prominent business men OF the
city. Mrs. Small has arranged a pro-
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day evening by Mrs. R H. Dalgleish,
contraIto and director Of the music in
| the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church. where Mrs. Cunningham ia
organist
The Italian Ambassador and Marchesa
| Cusani left yesterday for New York,
where they will meet their daughter,
Beatrice, who has been visiting in Bos-
ten. They viii sail for Europe to-day.
The new naval attache OF the Austro-
! Hungarian Embassy. Lieut.. Burstyn,
who arrive in New York Tuesday, came
TO Washington yesterday, accompanied
| by his predecessor, Baron Preuschen.
| The Minister from Uruguay and Mime.
| de Pena went TO Magnolia yesterday 70
take possession OF the embassy they have
leased there.
Miss Flora Wilson has arrived II
Washington and Joined her father. IN,
Secretary OF Agriculture, James Wilson
at the Portland. Miss Wilson viii re
main in Washington several weeks, wher
| she will go TO the Adirondack whert
season.
| Miss Anna Page Lomax left Washing
| ton yesterday to join her parents, Mr.
| and Mrs Lindsay l. Lomax. at thell
| summer place at Gettysburg. Pa. whert
they have been established for the pas
| few weeks Mr.. and Mrs. waddy Wood
and family will spend some time with
.Ir. and Mrs. Lomax at Gettysburg be,
fore going to the North Shore for a
| visit.
Capt. John 7. Gibbons. L. s. n. su.
perintendent OF the Naval Academy al
Annapolis, sailed from New York Tues.
day to spend the summer in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson and
Miss Alice Wilson closed their residence
in Farragut Square yesterday and left for
| their summer place on the Maine coast.
Medical Director John c. Wise. U. 8
N, and Mrs Wise will spend the early
part OF the summer at their place al
warrenton, Va
Miss Marie Stevens, daughter of Mai
Pierre c. Stevens, L. s. A, and Mrs
| Stevens, will leave here Monday for a
series of visits at the fashionable North
Shore resoEts-Bar Harbor. Ne, and
Newport. r. I. Miss Stevens attended the
Baltimore convention each day last week
The marriage of Miss Henrietta May
Cusick daughter Of Mrs. Harriet Cusick
to Mr.. William Henry Snyder took place
| yesterday at noon at St Martins Cath
ole Church. Rev. E A. Harmon per-
forming the ceremony.
Miss Frances Hungerford sailed yes
terday from New York for Europe.
She viii spend the summer travelling in
Italy. Switzerland, France, and Belgium.
Mrs. Clarence Moore, with her chill
dren, has gone 70 New York to meet
her mother. Mrs. Swift, who is return
ing from abroad. They will all go to
Mrs. Moore's summer place in Massa-
chuserts to spend the remainder Of the
season.
Mrs. Royal B. Bradford, wife Of Rear
Admiral Bradford. U. S. N, and Miss
Rose MaryNBrsdford have gone to their
summer place, Nezinscot Farm, Turner.
Ne where they will join Admiral