The Washington herald., 1917-07-10
President and Mrs. Wilson Play Golf;
Hospitaliti Planned for Bride-E Elect

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Miss Elizabeth Harding Is
Honor Guest at Lunch
con Given by Mrs. John
| B. Pitney-Many Sum-
mer Travellers in Official
and Residential Sets.
| tored out to a country club yester-
! round of golf. They were accom-
panied by Rear Admiral Cary +.
Grsyson.
Miss Elizabeth Harding. whose mar
/ riage to Mr.. Frederick Henry Prince,
| jr., of Boston, will take place SAT-
urday, was the guest of honor at
| the luncheon which Mrs. John B.
/ Pitney, who is visiting her parents.
/ Col and Mrs. John r. Williams, gave
yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lei
ter entertained at dinner for Miss
Harding Sunday evening at the Pal
isades, their country place on the
Potomac.
| Mr., Prince, who will come to Wash
ington in a day or two, gave his fare
well bachelor dinner last evening at
the Meadow Brook Club, near Nine
ola, Long Island.
The marriage Of Miss Harding and
1 ~, all I'D nf
: at St, Johns Church in Lafayette
Square and will be followed by a
reception at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. w. G. P. Hard
ing. in r street. The brides only at
| tendant will be Miss Elsie Hasbrouck,
and Mr.. Sidney Fish, of New York,
will act as best man. There will be
six ushers.
| Representative and Mrs. Frederick
H. Gillett will give a dinner for Miss
/ Harding on Thursday evening and
Mr.. Harding will entertain the bridal
party at dinner following the rehear-
sal on Friday.
The Russian Ambassador. Prof
Boris Bekhmetieff, has joined Nine.
Bakmetierf at Briarcliff Lodge. Briar-
cliff Manor, n. Y, for an indefinite
stay.
Mr.. William Phillips, Assistant Sec
retary of State. returned to Washing
/ ton Yesterday after a short visit to
HighoYer, his summer home at North
| Beylery, Mass, where Mrs. Phillips
and their family are established for
the season.
Miss Nancy Lane. daughter Of the
Secretary OF the Interior and Mrs
Lane, accompanied by her governess
left last evening for White Sulphur
Springs. where they will spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert J. Bevcridge
have opened their summer home, Sell
wood, at Beverly Farms. Mass.
Miss Mildred Bromwell. daughter of
| Mrs. Charles s. BromweH. accom-
panied by Miss Bruce Lee and Miss
Elizabeth Kearny. daughter of Gen.
and Mrs John Watts kearny, who
were her guests over the week end,
left yesterday for ElkinS. w. Va. to
visit Miss Lees parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Lee.
Mrs, George s Cooper will leave
| Washington the end Of this week for
| Fortress Monroe to visit her son. VINO
! is stationed there. Mrs. Cooper VIII
| visit Ter son-in-law and daughter,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Olinus Smith. near
| Richmond Va, before returning 10
Washington.
Mrs. Edmund Pendelton LEFT yester-
day for White sulphur Springs. where
she will spend the early part OF the
summer, going later to Bar Haroor.
Count Raoul d'Adhemar has gone to
Eewport for the summer and is stay
ing at the New Cliffs Hotel.
| Former Senator and Mrs. Murray
Crane have opened their summer home
in the Berkshires for the season.
! Mrs. Crane and the children arrived
there last week.
Mrs. p. ]. Cotey. Of New York,
| is staying at Mt. Alto Inn.
Miss Dorothy bennett has gone to
| Shehoygan. Wis. where she Is the
! guest Of Mai. and Mrs. Edward bar
rctt. Mrs. Fred Dennett ia at thctr
| country home. Chambers Island,
! Green BAY, W lS.' lol AH' SN''ii','' "'
| Mr.. Rodney bennett entered An
napolis last Thursday as a midship-
man.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh has arrived
! Mt Bar Harbor. and is occupying the
Mclean villa. Mys. Walsh made the
| trip from Washington by motor.
| Mrs Francis Burton Harrison, Wlle
! of the governor general of the Philp-
| pines, has gone to kineo, Me. for
| the summer.
Mrs. Price Collier and Miss Sara r,
| Price Collier are at the Malvern Hotel,
| Bar HarbOr, for the summer.
| Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bennett Cleve-
| land, of New Orleans, have announced
! the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Marta Baker Cleveland. to Capt.
| Charles Longstreet Poor. United
| States Naval Reserves, of New York.
son of Mrs. Charles H. Poor, of Wash
ingtOn.
| Capt. Poor resigned from the navy
few years ago to go into business,
but returned to active service at the
beginning of the present war. He is
a grandson of the late Rear Admiral
Charles II. Poor, L. S. n. He has two
sisters, Mrs. Marion p Maus and Mrs.
Roscoe Bulmer, both residents of