Evening star., 1914-09-29
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO OFF
CIAL AND OTHER CIRCLES.
Cards Are Out for the Taft-Bowers
Wedding-0ther Mar
riages-Notes.

The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
were the guests at the theater last
night of Senator and Mrs O'Gorman.
MRS. Lloyd Wheaton Bowers has is
sued the invitations for the marriage
OF MISS Martha Wheaton Bowers and
Mr. ROBERT A. Taft. The ceremony will
oe at st. johns Church, Saturday, Oc-
toper II, at noon, and will be followed
oy reception at the Bowers resi-
oehce' ITO Rhode Island avenue. After
november Is the couple will be at home
at 1872 Dexter avenue, Cincinnati
MIS-. e w Doubleday and Miss Dou
ooleday o of this city arrived in Pitts
held, Mass, yesterday
Rear Admiral and Mrs. John E. Pills
bridge, Mass.
mrs. George W. Vanderbilt and her
1Taugnter, va Miss Cornelia Stuyvesant
Biltmore House. Asheville. N. c. where
they Will remain until January, when
they will come to this city.
vd: DR.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Bissell of New
York nave announced the enga cement
Of their daughter, Miss Eugene Bis
sell, and Mr. Lawrence Millet. also of
New York. Mr.. Millet is the son of the
late Francis D. Millet, the artist, who
perlsned In the Titanic disaster, and
Mrs. Millet of Russell House, Broadway,
worcestershire, England. He is a grad
uate of oxford. and also of the Har-
ward Law School. He has lived for
some time in New York. He met Miss
four years ago. Miss Bissell, who
spends her summers with her parents
In Tuxedo. made her debut there two
seasons ago. The wedding will take
place next spring, probably in April
Mrs. Cary E. Langhorne has returned
from Osterville, Mass, where she spent
the greater part of the summer, and is
at the Grafton until she opens her
house.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry HURT have re-
turned to their residence. 1924 street
northwest. after spending their vaca-
tion in the north.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sioussa Quinter for the
marriage of their daughter. Helen
Elizabeth Camp, and Mr.. Warren W.
at 4:3O o'clock, at All Souls Episcopal
Church, Connecticut and Cathedral ave-
nues The wedding is of particular in
terest to Washington musical circles
Miss Camp is the daughter Of the late
Francis E. Camp, organist and cnolr-
master of st. Johns Church. and is
not unknown in local circles. MI
Grimes is known for his work at Ine
National Cathedral and at the ingram
Congregational Church.
Miss Marie Loew Smith. daughter of
the late Rear Admiral David smith,
whose former home was 1714 Connec-
ticut avenue, and Mr.. Robert James
| Nf e.
noon Saturday, September 26. Ine
ceremony was quietly performed at All
Angels Church, the Rev. DR.. Townsend
officiating Mrs Roselle j. Phillips:
sister Of the bride, was matron of
honor and the groomsman was Mr.. Rea
irwin of Forest Hills. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shores will reside at 24S West 10th
street, New York city.
Miss Sallie williams. daughter of Sen
ator and Mrs. John Sharp Williams;
has gone to HarrisonDurg. va, ana
is member of large house party
being entertained there by Miss Peale
The marriage of Miss Margaret Reed
Peale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joha
b. Peale, and NJ Robert Toombs Wright,
IT.. oI chattanooga. Tenn, will take
place tomorrow night. The out-of-
town guests are being greatly enter
tained.
Ewing, daughter of Maj. Charles Bev-
erly Ewing, United States Navy, ana
Mrs Ewing, to Lieut.. William Burrus
MacE4auren of the 1st United States
Wyo., will take place Thursday eV-
City, Md. and made the winners in the
residence of the brides parents, 2327
North Charles street. Baltimore
Gen. J. Franklin Bell, United States
Army, and Mrs. Bell, who We're visit
ing Gen. and Mrs. Ernest, Darlington,
left yesterday for Minnesota.
The result of the dancing contest
held Saturday night in connection
with the Red Cross fete at the home
of Mrs Lily Tyson Elliott. at Ellicott
City, Md, made the winners Of the
one-step Miss Ruth Parker and her
brother, Myron NJ. Parker, jr, of this
city.
Mrs. NJ P Sanderson of Texarkana,
Tex, arrived in this city Sunday and
win be a guest for some time of her
son-in-laW and daughter, Senator and
Mrs~Morris Sheppard.
DR.. and Mrs Louis c. Lehr are now
occupying their new home on New
the week end in Baltimore and assist
ed at the Red Cross fete Saturday at
Warwick.
Al
president of the National Congress of
Mothers, accompanied Mrs. Philander
Claxton home from Atlantic City.
where both had been staying for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colby Dodge have re-
turned to their N street home after
their summer stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs Harry Fielding Reid of Balti-
more will present her daughter, Miss
Doris Fielding Reid, at an informal tea
tomorrow at her Cathedral street resi-
dence Baltimore, inaugurating the
debutante parties of the autumn
Mrs John r. Williams and Miss Fran
else Williams will spend two weeks at
White Sulphur Springs and left for
there today. Later they will go to New
York before opening their r street
home for the winter.
Mrs. Lewis d. Heider leaves today for
Cleveland Mr.. Heider, who has COM
nleted his work, left two weeks ago for
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton l.. Cooper, ac-
companied by their son Earl, left to-
day to attend the fair at Fredericks-
tives at the formers old homestead in
Stafford county, Va. before returning.
Miss Elsie McIntire May has returned
TO Washington and is at the Northum-
berland, where the family have taken
up their winter residence.