Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-31
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER WILL
LIVE IN COLLEGE TOWN.
Where Some City Folks Are Sum-
mering-Newport Gayeties.
Notes.

The new year will find Mr.. Francis B.
Sayre and his bride residents of Williams
town. Mass. according to a statement
given out by the former yesterday. Mr..
Sayre has accepted the post as assistant
to the president of Williams College for
year He says his decision was formed
after Miss Jessie Wilson. his fiancee, ex-
pressed her preference for life i'm col
lege town rather than in New York. Mr..
Sayre expects to retain his present post In
New York as the head of the district at
torney's abandonment bureau until the
time OF his marriage in late November.
and after his six-week honeymoon trip
will take his bride TO Williamstown to
live, Mr.. Sayre graduated from Williams
in 1909 and its present head. President
Garfield. was professor of municipal gov
son was it's president
Mrs. Cecilia May will be the guest Of
Mrs. Leonard NJ. Thomas today at New
| port for the week end
| DR.. and Mrs. Krogstad sailed today on
the Cedric for England, and will visit
their son-in-law and daughter, MIR. and
| Mrs William Arthur Burton, at Tun-
| bridge Wells. Sheffield.
Mrs Joseph Letter and children are ex-
pected shortly at Bar Harbor to visit
Mrs Mackay Smith entertained at a
| dinner last night at the Country Club,
Northeast Harbor. Me.
| Mrs. Lloyd W. Bowers is at Narragan-
sett Pier, the guest of Mrs. William Diss-
| ton
4 Mr. Il . frT
at the Long Branch horse show yester-
| day.
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs will have about
100 guests dining with her tomorrow
| night before Mrs. Steuvesant Fishs fairy
| tale ball. Baron Kurt Won Lersner and
| Baron Horst Won Lersner Of the German
embassy staff are taking part in a Jack
| and Gill quadrille, which is to be one of
| the opening dances.
| DR.. Lillian w. Johnson Of Memphis
| and Miss Ernestine Noa of Chatta-
| nooga, who were delegates from Ten
| nessee upon the American commission
| for the study Of cooperation in Eu-
rope, are in Washington at the Bur-
lington apartments. They will prob
| ably remain some months, as they are
| assisting in the compilation OF the re-
port Of the United States commission.
At Bethlehem Chapel. st. Adams,
/
| kins and Mr.. Thomas Dardon McMurray
were married by the Rev. William L.
| De Vries, canon of st. Peter and ST.
| Paul. Only the immediate members of
1 the two families were present The
| couple left later for northern New
| York for a two-week trip, when they
| will return to New York city and re-
| side there.
| Mr.. McMurray is the son of Robert
| McMurray. and Miss Hodgkins is the
daughter of Arthur W. Hodgkins OF
| Washington.
| Miss Mabel Sill; of Florida avenue
| northwest will leave Saturday to join
relatives for an indefinite stay at At
| lantic City. n. J. On her return she will
motor back as far as Baltimore Md,
| where she will visit with friends for
few days.
Mrs. F. p. White and son Clarke of
Spokane, Wash, who are touring the
United States. left this morning for
| Florida. after having spent ten days with
| their cousin. Mrs. L. III. Entwisie of Cap
| itol Hill.
DR.. and Mrs. o. A. NJ. McKinnie and
their son Wyatt left this morning for
| the Massachusetts, coast, and will be
away a month or more.
Yesterday at o-cfock at Trinity Church
Miss Clara Schwartz of Jenkintown, Pa,
and Mr.. Thomas B. Baker of PURCELL
vile, Va, were married by the rector,
the Rev. G. w. Won Fossen. Miss Peggy
Baker, the groom's sister. was the brides