Evening star., 1924-09-01

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Howard will leave PYides
4 Crossing, Mass, where they
have spent the summer, the
middle of this week, and will 70 to
Southampton. where they will be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Newell W.
Tilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton will en-
tertatn at dinner In their honor Fri
day evening. and the Ambassador and
Lady Isabella will 60 to Westbury
for the polo matches Monday and
Tuesday.
The Minister of Bolivia and 8enora
de Jainles Freyre and their children will
start by motor Monday, September 8,
for Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
After day in these cities they will
motor to New York. and will sail Thurs
day. September II. aboard the Ease
qulbo for South America. where they
will visit In their home in Bolivia and
in Argentina for two months.
Chief Justice ana Mrs. Taft's
Son Their Guest in Canada.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft
have had as their guests for August
in their Summer home at Murray Bay,
Canada. their son and daughter-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Taft, I'd,
who will leave there today Mr. and
Mrs. Taft will go to Narragansett
Pier to visit the 1atter's mother. Mrs
Irving H. Chase Of Waterbury, At
Miramir.
Senator Henry Wilder Keyes has
Joined Mrs. Keyes at Haverhili, N. H.,
their Summer home.
Former Senator Gilbert M. Hitch
cock has returned to Lenox. Mass.
hnp hA Ioy,
their daughter. at the Hotel Aspin-
wall. Mr.. Hitchcock has been in his
former home, at Omaha, Nebr.
The marriage of Miss Nettie Ruth
Hall. daughter Of Mrs. Fanny Hall Of
Morrisonville. ILL.,, to Lieut.. Arthur
Martin Andrews. Corps Of Engineers.
U. 8. A.. took place yesterday after
noon. The ceremony was performed
at o'clock by the Rev. F. Winter
in the apartment of Mrs. L. NJ. Helm
at Wardman Park Hotel. The apart
ment had a pretty arrangement Of
pink roses and gladioli and Mrs. A..
Harlem Castle sang AT Dawning"
and II Love You Truly" preceding
the ceremony, accompanied by Mrs.
Mary c. d. johnson, who played the
wedding music.
Miss Ruth Humphreys was maid Of
honor and Capt. Pier l.. Focnrdi,
Corps and Engineers, U. s. A., was
best man. The bride was In a gown
of delphinium blue georgette crepe
trimmed with ostrich feathers and
wore a corsage bouquet Of white
rosebuds and orchids. Miss Humph-
reys was in canary yellow crepe de
chine.
Lieut. Andrews, . graduate Of West
Point in the class Of 1920 and his
bride left later In the day for a short
wedding trip and after October
will be home at the Argonne.
The small company which attended
the wedding included Miss Katharine
Nash, Miss Elizabeth Helm, Mrs. NJ
-. o. Deshiell and Capt. John O..
Mrs. Albert L. Mills has visiting her
At her cottage in Point O. Woods,
Long Island, her daughter, Mrs George
wellington Graham, and her children.
Mrs. Mills expects to return to Wash
ington on October 1.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont have
left their villa, Belcourt, At Newport
and have gone to Long Island to attend
the international polo matches and will
return to Newport in time for the brief
visit there of the Prince Of Wales.
Mrs. John Stewart McLennan,
spending the Summer at Tyringham,
Mass, was hostess to a large COM
pany yesterday, giving a swimming
party in the afternoon at Shaker
Pond, near Lenox, and later enter
tanned her guests at q picnic supper
at Hayes Pond, in Of1s, Mass. Mrs.
McLennan's guests were asked to
meet Miss Genevieve Carpenter of
yFa.
Boston, Mr.. Jose Nabuco, son of the
former Brazilian Ambassador to
Washington; Mr.. Marion Law Of this
city and Mr.. Raleigh Parkin of Mont
real. who are spending the holiday
with Mrs. McLennan in her Summer
home, Ashintully, at Tyringham,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. p. Pell and
their guests. Gen. Sir Reginald and
Lady Hoskins, were among those at
the musical yesterday at the Orchards,
the Summer home Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Lawrence Breese at South
ampton.
Mr.. Kermit Roosevelt Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George D. Widener in their
Summer home at Newport, and is re.
naming over the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney
entertained a company Of "a at a buffet
dinner last evening in their Summer
home, The kedge, at Bar Harbor, Me.
Miss Elsie Freeman, daughter of the
Bishop Of Washington and Mrs. James
E. Freeman, has gone from the Sum-
mer home Of her parents at Sorrento,
Me. to Yonkers. N. Y. where she is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. Irving Latin,
at Lowerre Summit.
Former United States Ambassador
to the Court of st. James and Mrs
John W. Davis will be Joined by the
formers daughter, Mrs. William Mac
MILAN Adams, the middle of this
month. Mrs. Adams will sail Sunday
for this country after spending some
time in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bullard ar
rived at the end OF last week in
Great Darlington. where they are
spending the holiday at the Berk-
shire Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Campbell
and daughter have returned to this
city from North Beach, Nd. While
there they entertained q number of
house guests, among them Miss
EIohCes =. SampOeL' MISS nate
Campbell, Mr.. George 8. Wood and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. FanAinE.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs T. @. Ashburn
have returned from a months stay At
Marthas Vineyard Island. stopping at
West Point and Atlantic City on their
way to Washington. Gen. and Mrs.
Ashburn are in their new home At
1918 goth street, and Gen. Ashburn
will leave today for an inspection
tour Of waterways. He will visit 81.
LouiA New Orleans. Mobile and Bir-
mingham, and will join Mrs. Ashburn