The Washington times., 1918-06-10

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at Beverly. Mass, and will make g
short visit to North Corners, Ne
before going to their summer home
in Woods Hole, Mass. Mrs. Houston
will return to town the last part OF
June to rejoin Mr.. Houston, who
meanwhile will make a speaking
tour OF the West.
William Phillips, Assistant Secre-
tary Of State, returned to town this
morning after making a short visit
to Mrs. Phillips at their summer
home at North Beverly, Mass,
Mrs. william Elkins. OF Elkins
Park, Pa. who has had Mrs. Aller-
ton Cushman's house on Sixteenth
street for the winter months, leaves
tomorrow for Pride's Crossing, Mass.
to spend the summer months. Sha
will return to Washington next win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Per
kins and family have gone TO their
summer home, Hamilton, Mass. T.
remain until autumn.
Mrs. Jordan Herbert Stabler will leave
this week for York Harbor. Ne. where
she has a cottage for the summer. Mr..
Stabler will be detained in town by
duties at the State Department
Mrs. Frederick Stone will leave town
this week for a short visit to her sum
mer home at Milton, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs
Stone. who are Bostonians. are amOnE
the interesting newcomers to Washing
ton. Mr.. Stone is connected with the
food administration
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin and
Miss Hamlin left Washington yesterday
FOR a weeks motor trip. after which Mrs.
Hamlin and her daughter will go to thei:
summer home at Mattapoussett, Mass
to remain until October. NJ. HanliI
viii return to Washington at the end
their motor trip. but will join them 70
the Week-ends, during the summer.
Raymond T Baker. Director OF the
Mint. who will be married Wednesday
TO Mrs. Margaret Emerson Vanderbilt.
widow Of Alfred GWynne Vanderbilt,
left Washington yesterday for New
York, en- route to Lenox, Mass, where
the wedding will take place. He will
Join in New York his mother and sister,
Mrs. George Baker and Mrs. Griffin. of
California, and his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Cleve Baker daughter Of former Sen
ator Perkins Of California, who spent a
few days in Washington en- route to the
wedding. The party will go to Lenox to
day.
The ceremony will be performed at
4:45 on Wednesday afternoon on the
lawn OF HomeWood, Mrs. Vanderbilt's
place at Lenox, which is a part OF
the former estate. Erskine Park. of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. George West
inghouse. The Rev. Benson y. Wy
man. pastor of the Lenox Congrega-
tional Church. will ofhciate. Among
those who will so from here tomor-
row for the wedding will be the Sec
retary OF the Treasury and Mrs. Nc
Adoo. Mrs. Frances Huber McAdoo,
Senator and Mrs. Pittman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tumulty, DR.. and Mrs. Cary T.
Grayson, former United States Am
bassador to Russia and Mrs. George
T. Marye and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Titus, Of California, who are now liv-
ing in Washington.
After a short honeymoon trip 10
the brides camp in the Adirondacks
they will go West to the Pacific
coast, which will be quite as much
OF an official trip as a honeymoon
journey. Among those who will en-
tertain some OF the wedding guests at
Lenox are Mrs. William B. Osgood
and Mrs. William d. Sloane. Some
others who will go to the wedding
are Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt, Miss
Kathleen Vanderbilt. and Mrs. Fred
eric Nelson, all Of New York.
Mrs. Hernandez Here.
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the Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court Of Porto Rico. is at the Shore
ham with her daughters, Mrs. A
Perez Pierret and Miss Conchets
Hernandez, and her niece, Mrs. Man
uel Gonzales. Mrs. Hernandez is or
a short visit here, to be present al
the graduation OF her son Vincent
from Georgetown University Medical
School.
Mrs. Peter Henry Hill announces
the engagement OF her daughter, Miss
Louise Hill. to Harry C. Meem. The
wedding will take place the last part
OF June in New York. where Mrs
Hill and Miss Hill have been all win
ter, having rented their home, 2S16
Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. Meem is the son Of Peter Gil
bert Aeem and is the vice president
and treasurer OF the Washington
Loan and Trust Companv, with which
he has been connected since its Or
gRnization-
The Minister OF Greece. Dr. George
Roussos and Stephen PandeIidis, com
mercial attache OF .he Greek legation,
will go to New York at the end of
the week 10 attend the marriage OF
Miss Fiji d. Stephanidis, daughter of
Mrs. A D. Stephanidis of that city,
and DR. Anthony n. Vrahnos Of Bos-
ton. on June Is, in the Church OF the
Holy Trinity. The Rev. Father Cour-
koulis and the Rev. Father Lazaris
will officiate.
Miss Drake to Lecture.
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake vii.
speak on the events in current his
tory this evening at S o'clock at 261I
Adams Mill road. THE Little Talks
on Large Topics will be discontinued
until Miss Drake begins her autumn
series.
Mrs. Lee StubbIeheld and her
daughter. Miss Lolita Stubbleheld
passed through Washington last week
on their way to Atlantic City, where
they will spend the summer. On
their return South in September they
will stop over in Washington for sew
eral weeks.
Among visitors to New TOrk.