Evening star., 1912-07-14
%WY 1HILE f1guratively there is no
body in town. one meets IA
AAx miliar faces by the score at
=" the clubs, the shops and mo-

| erly resorts rather than Newport is quite
as marked as ever The diplomatic
| grandees show the same wide divergence
Of taste In their selections OF summer
| homes. but are inclined usually to stay
within q days or a nights ride OF the
| capital.
| resentative and Mrs. James Francis
| Burke, in Beaumaris, Ontario, Canada
has been opened for the season. Mr.
Burke will join his family after con-
gresS adjourns.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Chapman
| Dodd, daughter of Mrs. Green T. Dodd.
| formerly OF Atlanta, to Mr.. Aquilla Tur,
ner Robinson of Washington. y. ~. VIII
| take place at Ascension Church August
| g. The couple will be at home to their
| friends at Highlands after August 10.
| The announcement is one OF interest 10
large acquaintance In Atlanta, the Tor
mer home Of the bride-elect. She is a
granddaughter of Green DOdd, pioneer
| and prominent citizen, and her mother,
| who was Miss Hennie Chapman, repre-
sents family also well known there for
a generation or more. Miss Dodd is
young woman of charming personality.
and the affection of many friends fol-
lowed her to her new home in this city.
where she came with her mother several
months ago.
| Invitations have been issued for the
| wedding of Miss Helen Morewood Fer
guson, the daughter of Mrs. Edmund
Morewood Ferguson Of 9TH avenue
Shadyside, Pittsburgh, to Capt. James
Dean Tilford of the United States Army,
| of Washington, D. c., which will take
place at the Ferguson summer home,
Miramar Fishers Island New York. on
Wednesday next.
| One Of the most interesting debutantes
of the coming season will be Miss Hope
Norman. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Norman, who are passing the sum-
mer at their Beverly Farms country
home, Bee Rock, Mass. Miss Norman,
her youth Notwithstanding, Is one of the
| best known girls in America, having
spent much time in Newport and in for
elgn travel. She is most attractive ana
| Mrs. Bryce j. Allan, who Is devoted to
| the young girls welfare, and will enter
tain brilliantly for her. Mr.. and Mrs
| Norman, who are SO well known mere,
| are to bring out their daughter In Bos-
ton. and will lease a house there for the
| winter. Miss Norman has large and
| influential connection to make things
| pleasant for her, and will easily take
| her place among the leading debutantes
| of the season.
i Mrs Emmons Blaine will spend the
| summer at a camp il the St. Regis chain
| at Paul Smith s, In the Adirondacks. This
\ is the first time she has been there for
several seasons. Mrs. Blaine has the Lo-
thrup camp. which she has leased for the
summer. This Is one of the largest and
| best known summer places In the Adiron-
/ dacks, and doubtless will be the scene
| this summer of many house parties and
| much entertaining
Mrs George NJ. Pullman is entertaining
a Chicago house party at present at her
country home at Elberon. n. J. Her
guests are Mrs. Clarence /. Peck and
her daughter. Miss Martha Peck; Miss
Mercedes Stewart and Miss Harriet
Steele.
Mrs Marshall Field. accompanied by
Mrs. Frederic Sheriff. Games. sailed last
week for Europe.
H Miss Thackara, daughter of the consul
general to Berlin, has returned to that
capital after visit to Dinard, France,
where she was the guest of the Countess
/ Divonne. The latter's father, the late
Col. Audenreid, was aid to Gen. Sherman,
/ grandfather of Miss Thackara.
4 Col. Lands. who has been military at
i tache Of the American embassy in Rome
Efor the last five years, will retire. after
4 forty years of service, and will make his
i home in Washington.
i The bridal gown worn by Miss Elizabeth
/ Hammond Brannan at her recent we'd
ding at Biddeford Pool. Me-. to Courtney
4 Hemenway was an embroidered white
/ null brought from India seventy years
ago to be worn by the brides grand
/ mother at her marriage. 1t was trimmed
/ with thread lace. much older even than
i the dress.
/ Cal, announces the engagement of her
i daughter Margaret and Mr.. Maurice
| Healey of this city.
west has Joined her grandmother. Mrs.
| Nina Oppenheimer, in New York. where
she will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer with relatives.
Miss Selma Rosenthal is spending a
few weeks in Harrisonburg. Va. as a
| guest Of friends.
| At Essick Heights last Tuesday even
| ing Mrs. H. M. Essick gave dinner for
her daughter. Mrs. John. D. Mattson Of
| washington, D. c., celebrating her fifth
wedding anniversary. The dining room
| was beautifully decorated. A large bank
/ of daisies and ferns was in the center OF
the room and the tables arranged around
| this, each one decorated In the same
/ manner. A dance followed in the hotel
parlors and was very much enjoyed by
| all.
The Misses Archibald were the hos
! tesses at charming dance given to their
| young friends at their home. near Chevy
| Chase, Monday evening last. The par
| lors and verandas of their spacious home
! were prettily decorated with ferns and
daisies and lighted with Japanese Ian
| terms. Among those present were the
Misses Bertha Zellers, Mabel Levy. Ethel
| Evafs. Mildred Whitney. Constance Wal
| ton, Elese Tolson, Mineola Barnitz. Edna
Riggles, Ruth Zellers. Gladys Bunting,
Clara Whitney, Edna Archibald. Helen
| Archibald. and the Messrs. George Bry-
| ant, Albert Havener. Onward Kuglen.
| Walter Hilton, Ernest Shipley. r. w.
corwin. julius Estes. Walter Paul Her
man Garner. Craig Shipley. Herbert
Hoar. Tillman Stephenson. Jacobson.
Tucker. Earl Archibald and Albert Archi-
bald. Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Archibald. Mr..
| and Mrs Clarence Archibald and Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Archibald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Cohen and daugh-
ter. Dorothy. Of 500 L street northwest
| are at Silver Springs, Nd, for the sea-
| son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Small, jr.,
have sent out cards announcing the mar
| riage Of their daughter. Madison, to Mr..
| Harry Burton Leary, jr., which took
place on the lawn of their country home.
| Longmeadow, North Chevy Chase, at s
o'clock pm. Saturday, July 18.
DR.. Joseph Dawson. pastor Of the First
! Methodist Church, Cumberland. Md,
ohiciated. The bride was given away by
her father. and attended by Miss Helen
Leary, as maid Of honor: and ar little
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