Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-21
IN THE WORLD OF. SOCIETY
SECRETARY McADOO JOINS
PARTY FOR A VACATION.
Head Of Treasury Department
Aboards a Yacht-Weddings.
Personal Notes.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has
Joined the Emerson family party at Mar
ragansett Pier. II. L., aboard the steam
yacht Margaret. His son and his bride
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis II. McAdoo. are
also aboard. The lawn tennis tournament
is the great attraction at the pier. just
now
The Russian ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff gave an informal dinner last
night at the embassy ct Newport for
eighteen guests. They also entertained
informally friends at luncheon after the
tennis tournament at Earragansett
Among their guests We're Mr. and Mrs
Edward 3. Mclean and Mr. A. Scher-
batskoy. counselor of the embassy. who
arrived yesterday from Cataumet Mass,
for few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean
rode in from Black Point farm in their
new 1OO-horsepower racing automobile.
Grand Duke Alexander Micnaelovitch
of Russia who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Barclay Harding Warburton
at Rosemary. Jenktntown. Pa. will go
to Newport next week to spend sew
eral days at the Russian embassy with
NJ. and Nine. Bakhmeteff.
Mrs Robert L. Owen and Miss Dorothy
Owen. wife and daughter of the senator
from Oklahoma. are at Narragansett
Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington Wilson re-
go to Newport today. Their stay
abroad was prolonged by the latter's
Illness. 1t was said.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson. who has
been abroad all summer, Is expected
back at her Southampton cottage at
the end of August Mrs. Stephen III.
r. Pell and. her two boys have been
with Mrs. Thompson part Of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Norman Williams. who has been
abroad for several months. Is at a
New York hotel.
Miss Adelaide Wilson. daughter Of
Mrs. Whitwell II. Wilson of Cleveland
Park, and Mr.. Doran Stone Piatt, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer G. Plat Of Ia
koma Park, were married by the Rev.
Episcopal Church last night. The chan
eel was decorated. The ushers were
Mr.. Lee Grabill. Mr.. Rudolph Wilson,
Mr.. James Taylor, ir.. and Mr.. J. Bond
Smith. and MIR. Gilbert II. Platt, brother
of the b,idegroo!n. was hest man. Tho
bride was gownnd in white satin and
ch2ntilly lace and tu,fc veil. Mrs.
Octavius Knight of New York. sister of
the bride. was III. maid of honor. and
was dressed in canton crepe. Miss Ruth
AshmeaJ Grabill and Miss Ruth Van
Iiouten. the bridesmaids. wore gowns
of ail-ovcr lace and pink chiffon. An
informal reception ut the home Of Mrs.
Wilson followed before tho newly mar
ried couple left for their wedding trip.
They will be At home aftc: October ]
at lis New York avenue, Takoma Park,
Mo. +,
Mrs. J. II. chivell of 45s nth street
southwest left yesterday on an extend
cd trip through the river counties OF
MARYLAND. and Virginia. and before re-
turning home she will spend two weeks
at Atlantic City.
Recent arrivals at New astle-by-the-
Sea, N. H.. from this city are Mr.. s. C.
Hooper. L. S. N; Mrs. W. J. Lambert.
Miss Elizabeth Lambert. Master Arthur
Pope. Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Carr. Mrs. NJ.
s. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G.. Hedges,
Miss Harriet Hedges. Miss Emily
Hedges. Miss X. Halsey. Miss A. Halsey.
Mrs H. w. JAYNE. Mrs e. D. Douglas.
Miss NJ s. Klemm. Mfr. William d..
Dickey, Miss L. Dickey and Mr.. L. ID.
Davis.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and her son.
in-law and daughter. DIR. and Mrs. Derby,
who have been abroad since their we'd
ding last spring. arrived from Europe
yesterday.
Miss Eleanor Allender. foster daughter
of the late Rev. L. II. Murphy, rector of
ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church,
of Worthington Valley. Baltimore county.
Md. was married yesterday afternoon to
Johns Church, Baltimore. by Rev. Ed
ward NJ. Kemp, pastor OF the chapel OF
the Church Home and Infirmary. He
was assisted by Rev. Mr.. Jung. the pres
ent rector of st. Johns Church. The
bride were a travelling costume and was
given away by her foster brother, G. ID.
Murphy. After the marriage a wedding
supper was served in the rectOry, and the
bride and groom left on a wedding trip
to Canada. The brides home was In this
city, but she went to the church In Balti-
more which was once her foster fathers,
to be married. Mr.. and Mrs. Knight
will live in this city
Lieut. w. F. Fabrey and little grand
son, William Louis Hughes. have gone to
Atlantic City, where they will spend
few weeks.
Miss E. D. Bouldin is visiting her
brother. Mr.. B. B. Bouidin, in Green's
boro. n. c.
Miss Dorothy Kreamer is spending sew
eral weeks with her sister. MS. E. c.
Horner, in Lincolnia, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. WoodhOuse Of Rom
ceverte, W. Va. announce the marriage
of their daughter, Frances W.. and MI.
Charles Z. Carter. j., of this city. We'd
nesday August 10: at st. Agnes Chapel,
the Rev. c. w. WhitmOre ofhciattng.
Miss Grace Curl. 1858 Warder street.
left last evening to visit Miss Ethel
Taylor Of Norfolk. Va.
Miss Lydie Knight and Miss Roshalle
Lowins have returned from a trip in thu
north.
NJ. Henry Swartzell and NJ. Graham
Hodges are at Ocean City, Nd. for the
remainder OF thu month. The will! be
Joined late BY Mr.. Morgan Callahan.
Mrs Hollifield. accompanied By her
sister. Miss Claudia iIinvtree. left for
Ocean City. Nd, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Poole of Woodley
road are in Chicago, Mr.. Poole being sent
as the delegate to represent Washington
city at the bankers convention there.
After spending a few days at Atlantic
City. Nh. and Mrs. Harry p wilkins have
arrived at the Loudoun Hotel. Bluemont.
Va. where they will spend the remaining
days Of August