Evening star., 1914-05-17


Mr.. Eanes Macyeagh has taken pos
session of the former home of his par
ents in Chicago. which has oeen leased a
Mrs. MacVeagh will summer at their
place in Dublin, n. III.
Mr.. and Mrs H C. Chatfeld-Taylor
Who eynected to be at home in Lake For
est. Ill, the middle of June. after spend
ing the winter in Egypt and the carry
spring in Rome. have changed thelr plans
and will go to Bad Mannheim Ior III.
cure before returning. They Will meet
Mrs Chatfeld-Taylor' sister, MIS-. Resl-
nald de Koven of New York. at Bad Nau-
helm. They now expect to return IN Juis'
rha Ma, Fleischnanns of Cincinnati
and well known in Washington society
are returning to British East Africa July
l. with view to adding le" i1oie
noteworthy additions TO their hotne
army is now the guest of Mr.. and MRS,
Fleischrnann. and will go on tne trip
with them, as he did on a former Journey
10 the Jungle the couple made two years
ago.
MANY pleasant things were done IN
Rome for Mrs. Clarence Moore ana MSS MSS
Frances Moore, who arrived IN that
city from Paris in season TO pafuc, Pdte
In the post-lenten gayeties- Mrs. moore
was present at a large dinner WhiSn
Ambassador and Mrs. PAGE gave at the
embassy. Last winter Mrs. Moore ailo
her family took a leading part IN the
merry season at MontreuS, and later
went to England. whore Mrs Moore ana
ner debutante daughter We're presented
at court. Mrs. Moore and her fanny
will remain abroad all summer. 1t IS eN-
pected, and their country home at Frides
Crossing will not be occupied
Mr.. and Mrs Larz Anderson's estate
Weld at Brookline, Mass. IS being
thoroughly renovated while they are
prolonging their stay here at their
Massachusetts avenue home. Recently
they have given several dinners ana
dances Their garden Is very attrac-
tive spot at present. although its entire
beauty is known only to those who are
guests in their home The lawns in
front reveal the care which is given the
rest of the Enclosure at the back of the
mansion. After leaving here Mr.. and
Mrs Anderson will cruise in their house
boat Roxana before going TO Boston.
A series of entertainments by family
parties and their close friends filed every
day and night of Miss Martha Bowers
recent visit to Cincinnati to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. p Taft, with whom Mr.. Robert Taft,
her fiance. has made his home since go
ing to that city ~ begin the practice of
his profession. Former President Taft
escorted his daughter-in-law-to-be back
ed in the May day festival at Bryn
Mawr. in which Miss Helen Taft took
part.
Mrs Edward X. Rowland of Rock Rose,
Radnor Pa. had as her guests over
the weekend Countess Giszycka. the
German ambassador, Count Won Bern
storf. and Mr. Harrison Rhodes of New
York. in whose honor Mrs. Rowland en-
tertained at dinner last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Norman of New
port. who started on tour around the
world last fall, have been heard from at
Ceylon. where they Gu tshort their stay
because OF the plague. They were in
Picking at last accounts visiting Mrs. Nor
mans brother. Capt. Louis McCarty Lit
tie l.. :. NJ. c.. in command of the lega-
ton guard at Peking
Mrs Charles A. Mum has closed her
house in this city and has been stopping
en- route to her summer home In Man
chester with her son and daughter-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \. Mum, at
their home In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Andrew J. Peters. who has gone to
Europe, will remain until June. when she
will return and accompany Representa-
tive Peters TO the north shore, where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Frederick Kohl who was Miss
,iodey of this city, is giving much time
and thought to her new home in Cali
fornia, which is advancing rapidly on a
commanding site between Burlingame
and Easton-a wonderful location. She
is going TO have two complete and
tirely characteristic rooms, showing the
French empire style in its full glory
Mrs Sydney Cloman. wife OF Maj
Cloman military attache of the Panama
exposition, has entirely recovered from
the indisposition which cut short their
visit to the antipodes. They are back
in California.