The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-07-06

Miss Helen Taft and Mr.. Robert Taft
arrived at Paramatta, Beverly, Mass
and Joined the President and Mrs. Taft
yesterday morning The President played
golf all the morning with Mr.. John Hays
Hsumond, and took an auto ride in the
afternoon, to Hamilton, Mass. to call
upon the Secretary Of the Navy, who is
improving after his illness Of typhoid
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh S. Knox will leave
here shortly for the summer which they
will spend with the latter's parents, Gen.
and Mrs. Anson McCook, who are open
ing their bungalow in the White Noun
tains.
Gen. W. L. Marshall left a few days
ago for an inspection trip in the West
Mrs. Marshall will close their house on
Monday and be Joined by Miss Maitland
Marshall and go to the Monterey, Blue
Ridge Summit in the Blue Ridge Noun
tains Miss Marshall has been visiting on
Staten Island and at West Point for a
month or more. Mrs. Marshall returned
few days ago from a fOrtnight's visit
in the county.
Mrs Brewster, wife of Capt Andre W.
Brewster, U. S. A, is in Detroit visiting
her sister, Mrs. E. C. Walker. Of Walker
willie, a suburb Miss Henry NJ. Campbell
entertained at a luncheon in her honor a
few days ago at the Country Club.
A symphony concert was given in the
KursaaI at Lucerne as a Fourth Of July
celebration in honor Of Mrs. Henry s.
Boutell wife OF the American Minister
to Switzerland. There were sixty players
under the direction Of Louis Lombard,
Of New York and Trevano Castle, and
they gave a programme exclusively Of
American compositions. They were
Henry Hadley's The Culprit Fay" Ar
thur Foote'S 'Praeludium,' opus s.;
Louis Lombard's Suite de TOpers
Errisinolo.'' and three Of Edward A.
MacDowelTs compositions-'In a Haunt
ed Forest, Sumner Idyll," and In
October"
Mrs John P. Jackson and her brother,
Mr.. Eliot Gregory. will Join the Swedish
Minister and Nine. Ekengren at Bar
Harbor the first OF next week. coming
from Europe.
Mrs. Charles E. Edwards has returned
70 Washington after a stay OF several
months at her old home In Texas, where
she went because OF the serious illness
and subsequent death Of her father. Her
mother has returned with her to make
her permanent home.
Miss Catherine Cameron, well-known in
Washington and New York society,
daughter Of the late Sir Roderick Came
ron, is said to have entirely recovered
from the effects OF an operation at the
Episcopal Eye, Ear. and Throat Hospital
She has Joined her sister. Miss Margaret
Cameron at their Long Island home.
Mr.. Clarence r. Rheem went to AT
lanlc City to spend the Fourth OF July
with Mrs Rheem and their son. Mr.
Edmund Rheem, who are at the Chal-
fonte for the season. Mr.. Rheem viii
return here on Monday.
Gen. J. PorterfeId Graves. Of New
York. who makes his home with his
son. Col. John Temple Graves. is in
Washington visiting another son. Mai
Harry T Graves. Gen. Graves Is a
veteran OF the civil war. and carries the
record for age, as he is in his ninety
fourth year. He travels alone, and IS
remarkably interesting. well preserved
gentleman Of the old school.
The Minister from Nicaragua Salvador
Castrtllo. Jr.. who accompanied Nine.
CastriIlo to Rehoboth Beach. Del. re-