Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-07
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
HORSE SHOW AT NEWPORT
WILL BE A SMART EVENT.
Wife and Son Of Chief Of Staff at
Jamestown-Silver We'd
ding-Notes.

| lU&"NVIcS.
| The horse show at Newport. which be-
gins today, is likely to be the only event
of its kind which fashionable society will
have on its calendar this autumn. The
list Of boxholders shows that the summer
colony is still intact. and house parties
have been augmented by numerous new
| arrivals.
Mrs. w. W. Wotherspoon. wife of the
chief of staff of the army, with their
Eson. Midshipman Alexander s. Wother-
| spoon, is at the Wotherspoon cottage in
jamestown, r. I.
/, Lady Harrington. who has been Il guest
! of her mother, Mrs. James Mcmillan. at
Eagles Head. Observation-Disclosures
Mass. will sail for her home in England
September 10. Sir John Harrington re-
turned to England on the outbreak Of the
war.
Mrs. F. s. Cawson of 1914 Massachu-
isetts avenue northeast has returned
after a pleasant visit OF two weeks
with friends in Wildwood Crest, n. j.
DIR. and Mrs. George B. WEIGH re-
turned today from Ojibway Island.
Canada.
| Mrs A. B. Zahm has returned with
her little family after visiting her
sister in West Virginia for three
weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs Earl Putnam Of 1926
Spruce street, Philadelphia. have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Sarah Elizabeth Putnam.
and Mr.. Seaton Schroeder, jr. The cere-
mony will be performed at the summer
home Of the Putnams at Feldheim, Wa
| terville. n. Y. September ~. The bride
was presented to society three seasons
ago. The bridegroom Is a son of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Seaton Schroeder of
| this city.
more today for the Star Spansled Ban
ner' celebration. and took a party Of
friends along in her car.
Cards have been sent out by the Rev.
and Mrs william Tayloe Snyder an
nouncing the marriage of their youngest
daughter. Faith Marie. and Mr. Fletcher
Sanford Tilton. The ceremony was
the bride in the presence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucian S. Tilton. parents of the
groom; the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder.
the Misses Snyder and Miss Emily Til
ton.
The bride wore her mothers lace veil
and a white satin and shadow lace
gown with pointed lace, and carried a
bouquet of pink roses.
After October 1 Mr.. and Mrs. Tflton
will be at home at the Chalfonte.
The guests entertained at dinner at
Dover House last evening by Senator
and Mrs. MARITIME were Senator and Mrs.
Reed. Senator and Mrs. Pittman, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Pomerene Senator and
Mrs. Ashurst, Senator Stone. Miss Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrius Jones. Mrs. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest jackson Febrey
will celebrate their silver wedding an
iniversary by reception Thursday. Sep
TENDER 10. from $50 until II pm, at
3547 18th street.
Miss Susie Hall of 18th and Newton
streets northeast. Brookland. D. c.. is
|spending her vacation with relatives in
Upper Marlboro.
DIR. and Mrs Charles B. Keefer have
returned from Maine.
Prof. Charles F. Marvin and Mrs. Mar.
vim are at Virginia Beach to remain
over today.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. R. De F'arges, after
spending several weeks in the White
mountains. will return by way of At
lantic City. reaching Washington about
September 10.
A watermelon feast was given We'd
nesday evening at the home of Miss
Annah Began. Games were enjoyed until
a Ia te hour. The guests included Mrs. W.
IG. Fearing. the Misses Fearing of Nor
folk. Va: Misses Sands. Pollock, John
son and Bushee. and Messrs Birch,
Webb. Bresnahan. Bessling and Bruce.
I Mr., and Mrs Atreus H. Won Schrader
are entertaining a house party over La
Dor day at their country home. near Laurel.
Md. Their guests include Miss Ruth Par
ker and her brother. Mr.. Myron NJ. Par
| kerr of this CITY: Miss Mary Stuart Patti
son. Mrs. Martha Manly-Jordan. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas H. Vickery. Miss Adams.
Mr.. Charles B. Reeves. Mr.. Harry Du-
llaney Belt. Mr.. I. Irving Adams Mr.. AL
| win p Adams and Mr.. E. Stalev Tregel-
Charles r. Hooff. jr.. of Laurel and Mr..
Won Schraderfs sister. Mrs Acrata Won
! Schrader.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Letter and their
family and guests are back from their
round -the-worid tour aboard the Niagara
They have been away year and are now
at their Virginia place.
| Col. and Mrs Henry May and Mr.. Ger
aid Nav are at the Chevy Chase cottage
which Col. May has OCCUPIED since his
| wife and daughters went away last
| from Europe with her mother, is making
| a visit TO Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt at
Newport and Miss Cecilia May is in Scot
land with relatives. with whom she will
| return shortly to this country.
| Miss Blanche E. TAYLOR OF Washington
and Mr.. Hairless *. Turner of West Eir-
einia were quietly married in Baltimore
Santember :, 1914 by the Rev. H. p. Nc
cormick. Immediately after the eere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Turner left for a trip
to the south.