The Washington herald., 1915-09-18

reception is to be given for them at the
nome OF the brides mother. In No.
vemoer. after their return DR.. Schley's
non'e nom Is at "A West Forty-fifth street.
nis or1de was graduated from the
Packer Institute, and is prominen. ~.
c'aiy In the younger set in Brooklyn.
Miss Lanette Smith has returned 70
washington after spending the sumYner,
On Long Island She will remain In town
So weeks before going to Philadel-
| phia for visit.
Mrs. Charles W. Kilgour. OF Boston
Is spending a few days at the shore.
| ham.
Mrs. Robert Goldman, formerly Miss
Margaretta BiddIe Porter, whose mar.
riage to the Episcopal Bishop of Maine.
| the Right Rev. Robert Goldman. took
piace thursday evening at the summer
nome OF her mother at Bar Harbor. IA
, the eldest daughter of the late Col. John
Biddle Porter, L. S. A, and has a large
circle of friends in WASHINGTON. where
the FAMILY residence has been for some
years In 1 street Belonging to Phila--
delpnias Old aristocracy. the late Col
Porter and his family have been identified
mere with Washington's most exclusives
circle. Miss Elizabeth Rush Porter. the
youngest daughter of the family was a
deDCtante two seasons ago and particI-
pated In the most brilliant functions Of
the winter. both here and In Philadel-
phia. Mrs. Goldman. the bride of Thurs
day evening. frequently accompanied her
father when his details took him away
from Washington. She is a very culti-
waited and charming woman. Her future
home will be in Portland, Me. where the
af T.tlya
thedral
Rear Admiral and Mrs, William H.
Emory will remain at the New Cliffs
Hotel at Newport till October l. They
have taken apartments there for next
season.
Mr.. Bradley Davidson and his son, Mr..
Richard Davidson. have returned to their
nome in Nineteenth street, from Nom
quit. Mass. where they have been
spending the summer. Mrs. Davidson and :
Miss Louise Davidson are still at Nom
quit, but will return to town on Oc-
tober l.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend has returned
to New York after spending several
weeks at Arbutus Camp, the summer
lodge of Mr.. and Mrs. Archer NJ Hunt
inston at North Creek, N. Y. ;
Mrs. George Lathrop Bradley and Mrs.
Leonard NJ. Thomas were luncheon host
esses yesterday at Newport
Mr.. and Mrs Gist Blair are At their
country home. at Silver Spring, Md, for
the early autumn season. Mr.. and Mrs
Blair spent the early summer at Deer
Park and Warm Springs, Va. and then
went North for several weeks.
Miss Christine waggaman. who has
been at Cape May as the guest Of the
Misses Walsh. of New York. is passing
the week in Philadelphia. Sse will re-
turn to Washington shortly
Mr.. F. Skiddy Won Stade, the we'll
known amateur horseman. Is among
those who have donated trophies for the
events at the two-day race
meeting of the United Hunts Racing As
sociation to be held at Belmont Park
Terminal Saturday Of this week and the
Saturday
Mr.. Won Stade's marriage in June to
Miss Kathryne n. Steele, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Steele, was one of.
the most important social oEents in tho
fashionable colony on Long Island. Mrs.
Won Stade will be the matron Of honor
at the wedding Of her cousin. Miss Anne
W. SteeIe' uduSHter OF Nr. ana Mrs. =
Tagart Steele. and Mr.. Perry Osborn, of
New York. on Saturday. October .. at
Mount Calvary Church. Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele have as their guests
at Sunridse Hail. their estate at west-S
bury. their daughters. the Comtesse do
la Cree and Mrs. Won Stade.
Mr.. ]. A. Buchanan. of Virginia, Is
staying at the Shoreham.
Among those entertaining at the
New Willard yesterday were the Sec
retary of War. Mr.. Garrison. Assistant
Secretary of War, Mr.. Breckinridge,
Senator Swanson and Senator MARI
tin.