Evening star., 1912-08-29
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
VICE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
SHERMAN FINISH TRIP.
A Golden Wedding-Travel Plans
and Personal
Notes.

The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
and the latter's sister, Mrs. Moore.
went back to Utica. \. Y. Yesterday y
after motor trip to Kingston. They
spent night before last in Albany.
where President Taft was also yester-
day en- route to Columbus, Ohio
Mrs St:mson is with the Secretary of
war on his western tour of INSPECTION.
They were in Chicago YESTERDAY, and
the Journey as arranged will cover a
month Secretary and Mrs. Stimson
are accompanied also by their niece,
Gen. CroZier and Maj William Lassitcr.
1he American minister and Mrs Egan
nave returned to Copenhagen from a
visit 10 tn" new king and queen OF
Denmark at Marsalisbcrg castle Mrs.
Egan has presented to Queen Aleyan-
dr1ne a set of gilded porcelain made
IN washington as an example of what
American artistic women can do The
ne" queen Is keenly interested in
WomenS work and is great patron of
the famous Danish hcdebo embroidery.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Gibson gave q
dinner last night in Newport. having as
VI.
Charles Hayden, Miss Iota Robinson.
MIS- Oelrichs, Mrs. Richard T. Wilson.
Harry D. Black, MIR. and Mrs r. Living
ston Beeckman. Craig Wadsworth. Henry
dc Bach of the Russian cnba ssy. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Hartman. Mrs. Rich
ard Stevens and Clement Newhold. After
dinner Nine. Namara-Toye sang selcc-
lions from Madama Butterfly in Jap
anese costume. and later gave a roper
tore OF French songs. After dinner 9TH
i'm fnr
and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Mr. and Mrs.
Craig Bidd1c and Miss lnez Milholland.
Col. Spencer Cosby L. s A.. has been
erick Schenck. where Mrs. Cosby has
been spending the summer
Dutch supper was given last
night by Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Chauncey Thomas at Bethlehem. n. II
to mark the birthday anniversary of
their nephew. Mr. Allen Flays OF
Washington. 1t followed a dinner and
dance given a the Sinclair by Mr.. and
Mrs; =. ", Harrington. Those invited
included Misses Lorette DAILY, Louise
McGrath. Fay Pollitz, Louise Nc
Dowell and Helen Pease and Messrs.
Edward DAILY. Ted Perkins. Raymond
Norris. Marccllus Mcdowell John
Hanan. Dwight Pease, Thomas Quinn
and Morgan Pease.
Brig. Gen. John NJ Wilson, L. S. A.,
has returned after spending the sum-
mer at the various North Shore re-
sorts. Miss Leila Waller. Gen Will
sons sister-in law who accompanied
him, is now visiting relatives in Penn
sylvania and viii come back in the
early autumn.
Among the excursionists leaving Wash
ington this morning for Niagara Falls
was Il party of Washington school teach
ers, consisting Of the Misses Hilda Free
man. Beatrice Patten. Oliziene Nit rhcli,
Marguerite Iemos and Gertrude Dodson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Stein have gone for
all indefinite stay in New York city,
Bradley Beach and the Catskill noun
tains.
Mrs. William F. Horstkamp and sons.
William. Lester and Gywnn. accompanied
by Mrs. Benjamin Groves and son,
Marion. of Baltimore. have returned home
after months stay in the mountains
Miss Angela Francis Small has just re-
turned from Paris. where she has been
for the past year. Prior to going to Paris
Miss Small was entertained by relatives
i'm both England and Scotland.
Mrs. Thomas J. Wlnsfield of Birming-
ham. Ala. is i'm Washington owing to the
serious illness of Miss Florence King She
-
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hiering recent
ly celebrated their tiftieth anniversary.
their home in the evening. and was
attended by many of their friends.
Mr.. Herring was born I'm SaXony Ger
many. January 4. 1870. and his wife,
Elizabeth Siesman. was horn in the same
place May ~. 1St+. They were married
N ci md
settled in his city in 1856 Mr. IIierling
is a member Of Lafayette Post, No. ~.
Department of the Potomac. Grand Army
of the Republic Mr.. Hicrling during his
time has spent about ten years in the
country's service. most of the time dur
ing the civil war.
From all Indications Mr.. and Mrs. HER
ling have before them many more bright
and prosperous years. They have one
child. seven grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren living.
Miss RoXey Bowen of Winchester. Va
and Mr.. John T. Hurley of this city were
married last night in the parsonage of
Va. Rev. w r. Watson. pastor of the
church. officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Fairbanks of Ballston. Va, accompanied
the bride.
a wedding reception followed at the
residence of Mrs Louisa Hurley, mother
northwest. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurley about
October l will make their home at 3413
Prospect avenue. where Mr.. Hurley re-
Gently built a house. Among those pres
ent at the reception last night were
Mrs. Louisa Hurley Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
A Bord. Charles S. Mason. Miss Sara G..
Ridgly, Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Talbot,
Harry G. NASH. Leonard Eubeo. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward 7. Van Hise, Miss Mar
garet Harrison. Miss Jennie Fairbanks,
Mr. and Mrs. L. ". Dove. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w Hbbs. Frank \. Trodden, Lee
Moxley. MIR. and Mrs. Harry Fairbanks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I'll. Hurley, Albert
Harrison and Frank Il. Richards
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans left yester-
day to visit Mrs. Cans brother and sis
ter. Capt. and Mrs. Frank A. Barton. at
their country estate on the Niagara river.
After a visit there they will take trip
through the great lakes.
Miss Dorothy Dopyns and Miss Helen
K.mmel are at West Point, and attended
the recent furlough hop. Later Miss
Dohyns will visit Miss Aimee Mcpherson
at her cottage at ocean City. y. !.
On account of the rain. the lawn fete
which was TO have been held at the home
of NrS Thcodore Tillcr .,11a Oliver Strecf