Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-16
Society;

b. RS. BAKER, wife OF the Sec
NH rotary Of War. will go to
IVu Camp Humphreys this even
ing to attend the farewell
dinner to be given by the commandant
of the post. Gen. William d. Common.
and Mrs. Conner in honor of Col. and
Mrs Park. She will return in time to
accompany the Secretary to the open
house to be given by the ordnance
employes, from $3.50 to IL o'clock. at
1907 street, when they will receive
with Maj. Gen. c. c. Black, chief of
ordnance.
Senior DR.. Don PoIicarpo Bonilla, en-
tvoy extraordinary and minister pleni-
Ipotentiary on social mission from
Honduras, who with Sonora de Bonilla
spent the winter in Washington. has
taken cottage at Ocean City, N. j..
for the summer. and Sonora de Bonil-
la and their family are already set
tied there. DR.. Bonilla will leave
washington tomorrow for Ocean City
to remain with them for some time.
The minister of Salvador and Sonora
de Sol. who, with their guests, motor
ed to Atlantic City last week, have
returned to the legation. on 10th
street
| me charge aIa1reS OF the legation
of Panama, Senior Don ]. f. Lefevre,
gave luncheon today at the Shore
ham in honor of the newly appointed
solicitor of the State Department
Mr.. F. N. Nelson. The guests included
DR.. Leo S. Rowe. chief of the Latin
! Flournoy, jr.; Mr.. Joseph r. Baker
and other members of the Latin
| American and solicitors division of
the State Department, together with
members of the legation staff.
Gen. and Mrs. summerall Guests.
l Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Charles p Sum-
neral will be the guests of honor
at dinner party which Col. and Mrs.
William A. Mccain will give this
evening, the party going later to
IWardman Park Hotel for the supper
command of the LIST Division at Camp
Taylor, Louisville. will return to his
post tomorrow, Mrs. Summeran re-
manning on at the Westmoreland
until Monday, when She will go to
Blue Ridge Summit for several weeks
Miss Margaret Crosson, who will
be one of the bridesmaids at the mar
riage of Miss Abigail Harvey and
Capt. Eugene Villaret, tomorrow, en-
ltertained at a luncheon today for the
| bride-elect. at her residence on NJ
l
pink roses and the guests included
the other members of the bridal
party, Miss Daviette Ficklen, Miss
Elizabeth Claxton, Miss Pamela Henry
and Miss Ruth Fordyce Stiles.
| Miss Ficklen will entertain the en-
| tire wedding party at the supper
dance at Wardman Park Hotel this
Ievening.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett. with her
I do M
Mona Blodgett. will leave Washington
| tomorrow for New York and will sail
Monday for stay of several months
in Europe.
The wedding of Miss Helen Heron
Taft and Prof. Frederick Johnson
Manning at Murray Bay, Canada, at
| noon yesterday, was an event of
| much more than ordinary interest in
| Washington, as Miss Taft, now Mrs.
given in the White House, and later
served as hostess of the house in all
official affairs during the illness of
her mother. Mrs. Taft.
II The former President escorted his
daughter to the altar in the Union
Church, Paintaupic. in the Canadian
village. yesterday. where the Rev.
Herbert Symonds of Christ Church
Cathedral. Montreal. officiated. Her
maid of honor was Miss Edith Morgan
Of New York. Master William H.
Taft, I'd. and Master Robert Taft, jr.,
nephews Of the bride. served as fur
Their attendants, and Mr.. Phelps Put
nam of Boston. was best man for the
bridegroom.
The bridal robe was Of chiffon tat
/ feta, with old Brussels lace, and she
carried the conventional shower bou-
II Quet' OF sweet peas and roses. The
II gown was fashioned with a court
train. which was carried by the two
little boys wearing artistic suits of
yellow satin. Miss Morgan's gown
was of light blue chiffon. with which
she wore a hat of pink. and she car
ried yellow roses.
Mrs Taft, who was noted for her ex-
cellent taste in dress when mistress of
the White House. wore a costume of
brown and orange chiffon and satin and
a brown hat. Mrs. Robert Taft, who
was formerly Miss Martha Bowers of
Washington, wore gown of tan chif-
fon with a black picture hat.
/ Among the relatives and the friends
Of the bride who went to Canada espe-
fcially for the wedding were Mr.. Horace
Taft, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Taft,
Prof. and Mrs William Semple, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert TAFT. Mrs. snowden, Mr..
Heron, Mr.. Edward Hart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bowers. Mrs. Randolph Mason,
Mrs. Clinton Knight and two college
friends Of Miss Taft. Miss Mary Al
PERSON OF Magnolia, N. j., and Miss
Helen Irving OF Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Writ Russell
Robinson came yesterday from their
home in New Jersey to attend the mar
rage of Miss Abigail Harvey and Capt.
Eugene Villaret tomorrow. They are the
I'll guests Of Mrs. Robinson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Richardson Gibson
Mrs. r. C.. Williams, formerly Miss
Marguerite Eberly, who. with her in.
FAINT daughter. Gloria Roberta. has
been the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Eberly. on 10th street. will
leave Washington tomorrow to spend
the rest of the summer in Montreal.
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte, who are at Hill Top Inn, New
pert, for a while, will have as a guest
tomorrow Princess Ghika. August /
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonaparte will go to
Saratoga Springs to attend the races.
! Mrs. William A. Slater and her son.
Mr.. William A. Slater. who will spend
I the summer in the Berkshires. will ar
rive at Log Cabin, their Richmond
! mountain estate, today.
( Ohio Senator to Visit Gov. Cox,
Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, who
went to San Francisco for the demo-
cratic convention, are now in Portland.
Ore en- route to Seattle They will NO