Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-14
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MRS. AND MISS DRAPER ARE ON
THEIR WAY HOME.
Here and There With Other No.
tables Travel Plans.
Personals.

Mrs. William F. Draper and Miss Mar
guerite Draper sailed Saturday on the
Mauretania for New York en- route to
the Massachusetts north shore for the
summer and autumn. They have been
abroad since the early winter, which
they spent in Egypt. They We're in Lon
don throughout the spring season. stay
ing at leading hotel and entertaining
constantly.
The American AMBASSADOR to England
and Mrs. Page held their Fourth of July
reception at the London hotel where the
former has stayed since he assumed his
new position. For fully two hours their
guests arrived in an unbroken stream.
Mrs. Page wore silver gray charmeuse
with pearl ornaments, and Miss Clark ap-
peared in a draped dress of white Grape.
English roses were massed throughout
the room, great bowls of them being
placed on high window stills and in re-
cesses. British and American flags were
draped to form a curtain on the large
arch which spanned the approach to the
host and hostess, and many of the guests
wore dimiputive United States flags as
brooches or in the coat lapel. Mrs. Ro-
maids was one of the earliest guests to
Lady Cunard. who wore lovely dress of
cream-colored lace and a lace hat en-
circled with rose pink velvet and clusters
of rosebuds.
The Brazilian ambassador will sail to-
morrow for Europe to join Nine. da
Cana in France.
Secretary and Mrs. Redfield spent Sun
day at Old Point Comfort.
Mr. and Mrs. William s. Reyburn and
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Sackett will make
the trip from this city to New London,
Conn. aboard the Reyburn yacht, the
Gretchen.
Miss Dorothy Dobyns returned today
from Ocean City. N. j., where she was
the guest for several weeks of Miss Nc
Pherson of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Davis. wife Of Representative C.
r. Davis of Minnesota, has left town to
be the guest of Mrs. Arthur Ferris Ben
net at her cottage at Martha's Vineyard
until September.
Miss Emma Gray and her sister, Mrs.
Fl NJ Paul, are spending the summer at
their new cottage at South Bristol, Me.
DIR. and Mrs. George E. Kicker have
gone for three months to their island
home in northern Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Curley of Pitts
burgh spent yesterday in this city with
fine mother and brother of the latter,
Mrs Eversman and Mr.. John Eversman,
and left with them on late train Tor
Atlantic City. where they will stay for a
few days Mr.. and Mrs. Curley Will then
begin a series of leisurely visits to north
ern cities and resorts, and expect 10 eX-
tend their vacation well into the late
summer
Miss Edith Sheridan is spending the
summer in the vicinity Of Warrenton, Va.
Mr.. Charles Mason Remey has sailed
for Hawaii where he will spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Reid Rogers of this
citv who occupy the Richard Mansfield
astate Seven Acres, near New London,
Conn. gave an informal dance Saturday
night
Mrs. Haywood and her son. Wilson
HAYWOOD, are at the Hot Springs. where
they arrived Saturday. Miss Doris Hay
wood is in Hartford. Conn, visiting
friends.
Judge and Mrs. d. c. Badger of CO.
,umbus. Ohio, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Florence. to
Mr. Harley Gray Fowler. young lawyer
IF Knoxville Tenn. No date has been set
for the wedding. Mr. Fowler is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs James A. Fowler or
Knoxville and this city, his father being
assistant attorney general OF the United
| states Judge Badger is a former mayor
| of columbus, and at one time represented
| that district in Congress. He was judge
| If the common pleas court III FRANKLIN
county fo1. several terms
The groom-elect arrived in Columbus
| Saturday afternoon, and will be a guest
| at the home Of his fiancee until today.
Mrs. Lloyd w. Bowers is visiting Mrs.
Disston at Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. Harry Walsky has returned from
Ho1 Springs, Va, after three-week trip
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. kehoe. the
| latter formerly Miss Mae Volkman. sailed
IN the 18th for an extended trip abroad.
visiting the principal cities of Europe
| They expect to be gone until the latter
part of September.
Messrs Charles NJ Richards and d. G.
GraysOn Of this city are at Chapman
Manor. Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Recent Colonial Beach arrivals include
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Warkart and family
at Friendship cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
y. Simmons and family at Highland cot
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