Evening star., 1913-07-29
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MRS. MARSHALL AND FRIENDS
AT VACATION LODGE.
Birthday Anniversaries Marked at
Summer Homes-Other
Events-Notes.

Pierce, Miss MnISaret n FOX, all MEM
bers OF the board OF directors or the
Young women's Christian Association.
took luncheon today ct Vacation Lodge,
Va. motoring out as guests
Of Mrs. Marshall In her car.
Mrs. j. Frederic May OF this city cele-
brated her eighty-nfth birthday yes
terday at her place, Strawberry Hill.
Bar Harbor. In the family party en-
joying the occasion were her son, Mr..
Frederic May: her daughters. Mrs.
Beaver Webb, Mrs. c. n. Wright and
Mr.. and Mrs william Wright and Mr..
and Mrs. william Burrill, Miss Burrill
and Commander ana Mrs. Richard Null
ligan.
Mrs. Frank w. Andrews, whose win.
fourth birthday last Thursday
at her Newport cottage. Mrs. Andrews
has her sisters, Mrs. George E. Niles
ana Mrs. Charles Halliday Of Boston,
with her for a visit
Mrs. William r. Draper and Miss
Draper Will have Miss Alice Whiting,
daughter Of DIR. and Mrs. Whiting OF
this city. as their guest next month at
Manchester. Mass. Miss whiting. who
Sulphur Springs, is now a guest Of
Miss Katherine Elkins at ElRins, w.
Va.
poE4 has sent out cards tor . dinner
August Is for Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Rey-
nor is Hit OF Washington.
Miss Julia Vail OF washington is the
guest OF Mr.: and Mrs. sylvanus Stokes
and Miss Madge Stokes ut Jerusalem
road, Cohasset, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley and the Misses
Finley sailed today from New York
for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean,
who had expected to spend month
salmon fishing In Canada. have given
made life very unpleasant in the woods.
They have changed their plans to auto
mobiiing, and have sent their son and
hisnnnrses and detective guards back to
Bl( * Point farm, Rhode island. They
WI also return there In Fortnight.
d John Foote sailed Saturday for
London to attend the international rneIli-
cal congress. He will pass two months at
the University of Berlin before returning.
Representative and Mrs. Anderson H.
Walters Of Johnstown. Pa, have as
their guest at Congress Hall Mrs.
Annie F. Breniser OF Johnstown, Pa.
Miss Carrie M. Baker of Cross juno.
tion, Va. and Mr.. John p. Gum, former
ly Of Edinburgh Scotland, were mar
ried yesterday at the residence or Rev.
at the home of the bridegroom's
cousins. the Misses Petfie. The couple
LETT for Richmond on the s o'clock
train for a honeymoon trip.
Senator and Mrs. Gore and their chill
dren are leaving Thursday for Okla.
homa, the senator's stay there, how
ever. to be a brief one. as he will re-
turn here to remain until Congress ad-
tourns.
Mr.. Robert S. Stunx is spending few
weeks at Ocean City. Nd.
Mrs. Elliott Brewer, who was Miss
Mary Lee. of Philadelphia and Wash
ington. is visiting Mrs. a. c. Branan and
Miss virginia Bfainan at Newport, R. 1.
A birthday surprise party was given to
Miss Helen Kohlmer. at her home, 1O14
9th street northeast, Saturday evening
last. the guests assembling in the yard.
which was tastefully decorated with jap
anese favors. lanterns. burning incense.
etc The hostess received many beautiful
gifts from various friends. Those present
were Mrs. r. L. kehimer. the Misses
Rita Atkinson: Bessie Wolfe. Blanche
Bertie Fierce, Helen Kohlmer. Frances
Kohlrnef, Messrs l.. j. Koh.mer, Harvie
l.. Sykes. Charles s. Tripp OF New York,
Charles Dalzier, ]. III. Hammer and G..
Gillingham.
Mrs. Daisy FTt4hugh Ayres is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harmon Miller, in
Asheyille, N. c.
Mrs. Charles j. Zeigler and Mrs. e. H.
Lloyd Of 900 Westminster street north
west are spending portion OF the heated
term at Braddoek Heights. Md.
A dance was given at Asbury Park
last Saturday evening. The porch of the
Hotel Charles was decorated with Japan
ese lanterns. Among the dancers were
.. c.: Mary Push, Serena Pugh. Madeline
F1iege, Edyth Terrill, Vivian Madison,
Sarah Monohan, Elizabeth Sempie. Isa-
belle Nichols. Mary Brown and Messrs
Harold Flege, DR.. Fred Ceres Archibald
Wilson, Hal Gray. Kenneth Nichols, Matt
Rooney and Herbert Dix.
Mr.. and Mrs. c: NJ. Rhodes left last
make their home fhsy yhsrs we're .hss rsseng w
Miss Gertrude S. Unfutt OF this city.
Mrs. S. w. Augensteih, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Miriam. and her
niece. Miss Beatrice Gerhardt of New
York. have gone to spend q fortnig ght
with her daughter. Mrs. p. M. Brown,
who is spending the summer at Boyds
Station, Md.
Miss Marion Tucker and Miss Flora
May Palmer OF Capitol Hill are visit
ing the Misses Wiles at Thurmont,
Md.
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Among the passengers sailing on the
steamship Kronprinz wilhelm today
from New York for London. Paris and
Bremen were Count J. III. Won Bern
storff, the German ambassador, and Mr..
James David Thompson Of this city.
Mrs. w. w. Burdette and her daush-
ter, Miss Burdette, left today for
Mass. to be gone until the
fall. They have been detained here
unusually late on account OF Mrs. Bur-
dette's iiinesA who 10 now much better.
Deaths Reported.