The Washington herald., 1914-06-02

The decision Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs McAdoo to continue
their honeymoon travels another weeh
has led to q change Of plan in several
oficial households. and to the disappoint-
ment Of many members Of society leav-
4 ing town the present week.
The first Of several entertainments
planned in compliment to the Cabinet
bride will be q garden party next satur-
day. when the. Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Bryan will be the hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAdoo. who have spent
the greater part Of their honeymoon at
Cornish, N. H., will go directly to the
formers Massachusetts avenue home or
coming to Washington. Later they will
go to Mattapoisett. Mass. where Mr.. Nc
Adoo has leased a cottage for the sum-
mer.
The Ambassador from Austria-Hunsary
left for New York yesterday en- route
bassy will be established for the sum-
mer.
The Counselor Of the Embassy ard
Baroness Zwiedinek are already estab-
lished at the North Shore resort
The Minister from Sweden and Nine
Ekengren have leased a cottage at Seal
Harbor, Me-, where they will locate their
legation for the summer. The Minister
and Mime. Ekengren, who have for years
made their summer home at Bar Harbor,
are among the numerous washingtonian.
now seeking summer quarters elsewhere,
owing to the change Of ordinance allow
Ing automobiles to enter the once sacred
highways Of Mount Desert Island.
mrs. George Barnett. wife of the Com
mandant Of Marines. held a largely at
tended at home yesterday afternoon at
Marine headquarters. The occasion,
which followed the usual Monday con-
cert by the Marine Band. afforded an
opportunity for many friends Of the host
ess to meet, for the first time, her two
young daughters Just home from board
ing school These additions to the family
OF the commandant are the Misses Leila
and Anne Gordon. daughters of the late
Basil Gordon, Of Virginia. Mrs Barnett,
at the time OF her comparatively recent
marriage to Col. Barnett was the widow
OF the well-known Virginian.
Miss Ellen Chichester Davidson and
Mr. Sidney T. Thomas, whose marriage
taxes place this evening at St Thomas
Church. were entertained last evening at
a small dance at Evermay, the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Orme, in
Georgetown. The hostess was Miss
Eloise Orme, who will be one of Miss
Davidson's bridesmaids. In addition to
the entire bridal party the company IN
cluded dozen or more extra men. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph A. wetherell, of Clarks-
burg, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. wilmot Vail
Castle. Of Rochester. N. Y; Miss Mary
Montague, Miss Louise Loving. and Miss
Lucy Mackall. all Of Virginia, were some
Of the out-of-town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Spencer and
their children have gone to Louisville,
KY. to attend the wedding of Mrs. Spen-
GERS brother. Mr.. Charles Bird Price and
Miss Florence Haldeman. The ceremony,
which takes place tomorrow evening, will
be one Of the notable Of events of the
Louisville season. Mr. Carroll Glover
and Mr.. Thomas Bowers. both of Wash
inston. will be among the long line Of
ushers.
Madame Lama will close her apart-
ment at 1H2 H street in the next few
days to go to Atlantic City for the sum-
mer. Madame LAMA has taken an
apartment at the st. Claire.
Gen. and Mrs. MONTGOMERY Macomb
have returned to Washington after sew
eral years residence In the Far East, and
are again established in their attractive
home on New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. B. H. Warder Is passing a few |
weeks at her Washington home, having
returned recently from a visi. to her
youngest daughter. Mrs. John W. Gar
rett, wife Of the American Minister at |
Buenos Aires. Mrs. Garrett, who as |