Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-21
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
FIANCE OF MISS WILSON SPENT
SUNDAY WITH HER.
Other Trips Made by Notables-A
Newport Dinner-Per-
sonal Notes.

corting Mr.. Francis B. Sayre. fiance OF
Miss Jessie Wilson. who was the only
house guest, to the station at windsor,
VT. when he returned to New York last
night.
The German ambassador entertained al
dinner last night at his Newport cot
tage in compliment to the Countess Gil
zycka, who is visiting Mrs. +. IL. u.
Slater, The other guests We're the Span,
ish minister and Nine. Riano, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Payne Thompson. Mr.. and
Mrs Amos Pinchot, Baron Kurt Won
11ersner, Baron Horst Won Lersner. Count
Gunther Won Bernstorff. Mrs. Edward
Roland, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman De r.
Whitehouse. Bertram Cruger. Haniei Won
Haimhausen. Miss Wetmore and Mrs
Whitney Warren
The Speaker and Mrs Clark were in
to Representative and Mrs. T. Thomp-
son Baker. The Speaker returned today,
but Mrs. Clark is expected to remain a
few days longer.
Mrs. archibald Hopkins Of Washing
ton. who is passing the summer In VIII
Jamestown, Mass, is now visiting friends
at Sundrum House. Lenox. Mass.
The Bolivian minister and Nine
Calderon and Miss Elena Calderon. who
have been abroad for the past five OF
six weeks, travelled extensively in Eng
land and Scotland after landing. and are
now in Paris, where they spent last
week. In England they were the guests
of relatives of Nine. Calderon, where
many social attentions were extended.
Mrs. Elkins and Miss Elkins expect to
sail about the middle of August for their
annual visit abroad. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine
Elkins have taken a cottage at the White
SULPHUR SDriUPS for the season
Mrs. r. r. Hit, who went abroad some
time ago. is now in Carlsbad.
Mr.. Byron Wallerstein. Mrs. z. l.
Brice and Miss M j. Boyd are on the
motoring trip through Maryland. Della
ware and New Jersey. They will spend
fortnight at Atlantic City
Mr.. F. G. Burroughs. Mr.. and Mrs. s
]. Prescott. Mr.. and Mrs E. o. Whit
ford. DR.. w. p. Reeves. Miss Helep Pur-
cell, Miss Emily Purcell. Mr.. Marcus A.
Mrs. L. Graham. Miss c. Portner. Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Chaplain, Miss India
Chaplain. Miss Sara Chaplain, Miss
Blanche Purcell, Mr.. and Mrs E. p.
Jones. Master Z. p Jones. Curly Jones,
Mr.. Webster spates, Mr.. s; S. Hanks,
William G. Jones, Mrs H. T. Allen, Miss
F. G. Johnston, Miss 7. c. r. Dix. Mrs
Agnes McMelvey, Miss Edith Jones. Mr.
Henry T. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
and Mrs. Chauffe E. Wallace Miss Desha
Allen, Mr.. P. A. Drury, Mr.. P. A. Drury,
jr., Mr.. L. K. Drury, Mr.. William Drury
Mr.. Abner Drury, Miss Mary E. Rafferty,
Mr.. T. c. r. Dix, Mr.. and Mrs. James A
Cahill, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Selden
Mr.. Meyer Davis. Mr.. Lee Crunker. jr.
Mr.. F. NJ. Coldenrey. Miss Helen NJ
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Chaffee
Mr.. NJ. W. Sullivan. Mr.. Appleton P
A. p. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F
Diggs. Miss Ella Kelly, Miss Grace Kelly
and Mr.. Frederic McElhone are recent
arrivals at Goshen. Va. from this city.
Miss Helen and Miss Florence Fentor
left last evening for Toronto, Canada. Il
be there one month. after which time
they will join their mother. Mrs. K ]
Fenton. for a trip along the great lake:
and in Chicago and Wisconsin.
Mrs. Martin Goldsborough and two son:
are visiting Mrs. Phillips Lee Colds
borough. at Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. William Howard accompanied by
her granddaughter, Miss Ida Howard. OF
$50 Raleigh street. Congress Heights
d. c., have gone to visit her daughter
Mrs. c. e. Brooks, at North Chesapeake
Beach, where the latter has a cottage
for the summer.
Col Fielder NJ. NJ. Beail, L. S. A. and
Mrs. Beall entertained a dinner party OF
eight guests at their home on Rrookville
road, Chevy Chase, last Friday evening
Miss Lillian NJ. Lewis left last week
for Boston, making the trip by sea. Be-
fore returning to this city in September
she will visit the White Mountains and
the Thousand Islands.
Mrs. c. E. Tuchton and mother have
just returned from a trip to the west
having visited Toledo ana Detroit. re-
turning by Lake Erie. across to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls.
Mrs Samuel G. Blythe and Miss Nora
r. Pepper, who have been at Atlantic
City for the last month, sail on the
Kaiser Wilhelm tomorrow to spend the
Later they will visit France and England.
returning to Washington about Thanks
giving. Mrs. Blythe has recovered from
her illness.
Mrs Frederic A. Keep OF this city.
who went abroad March q, is homeward
bound. She will go to the North Shore
to spend the rest of the summer with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Boardman, at Windcliffe, Manchester.
Miss Gladys Mum made a charming
bride in her white liberty satin with chif-
fon tunic and Italian lace at her mar
rage in Manchester, Mass, last Thurs
day. to Mr.. Charles Minot Amory of
Boston The long veil. cap-shaped. was
exceedingly becoming. The pretty little
three-year-Old niece. Miss Pauline Mum,
in a frock Of Irish lace, was a dainty
little flower girl and the only attendant.
The bride carried a prayer book. the
bridegrooms gift, instead of the conyen-
tional flower bouquet. Mr.. F. l. Amory.
jr., was his brothers best man. The
drawing room where the ceremony took
place, which was performed by the Rev.
Sherrard Billings. who is of the Beverly
Farms summer colony. was a bower OF
pink and white. mostly Of roses from
the garden. Ramblers twined about the
columns made an effective show. Mr.
and Mrs. Amory sailed Saturday on the
Imperator from New York for a six-week
honeymoon After stay in Berlin they
will tour on the continent and British
Isles. On their return they will be with
Mrs. Mum. who will probably remain at
her Manchester villa until early winter
at least.
Mrs. Horatio N Slater gave a dinner
Of forty covers last week at the Dewart
cottage at Manchester Cove, which she
has rented for the season. She then
took her guests on for a dance at the
Essex Country Club. for which a num-
Der more were asked. The occasion was
for Mrs. Slater's house guests including
Mrs. Henry Wilson. the wife of the am
bassador to Mexico. and her two sons
Tuesday Mrs. Slater gave luncheon of
twenty-five for Mrs. Wilson.
Announcement is made OF the mar
rage of Miss Catherine A Crahill Of