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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1915

Page

13

Smart Sets at Bar Harbor and Newport Society Circles

The Bar Harbor estate of the Carnegie family hosts Mrs. Andrew Carnegie who postpones society plans for Mr Carnegie’s rest after a severe grip. Diplomatic society in Washington sees the Spanish ambassador and Sefiora de Riano readying Newport visits with their two Belgian bassets, and Oliver Perrin and family preparing to join the Newport season at Bellevue Avenue Cottage.

Mr. Carnegie Andrew Carnegie George Vanderbilt Bar Harbor Carnegies Mrs. Carnegie Scotland John Jacob Astor Gon Spain Sefiora de Riano Washington Newport Baby Maud Diet Kitchen Sifiora de Riano Brussels Mra Oliver Perrin Knight Place Bellevue Avenue Elvin R., Heiberg W- Strong Cushing Simsbury Coenn Harrison Dodge R Street

Notable June Weddings With Invitations Issued Here

Invitations have been issued for three notable June weddings. Geneviave Champ will wed James Thomson on June 30 at Honeyshack Bowling Green Missouri. Constance Wharton Smith and Henry St John Smith marry June 26 in Groton, Massachusetts. Marie Louise Wanamaker to Gurnee Munn wed at St Mark’s Church Philadelphia on June 28 with a breakfast at Lindenhurst.

Champ Clark Geneviave Champ James MeIthany William ¥. Wharton Constance Henry St. John Smith Groton Mags

Society Notes and Upcoming Weddings at West Point and Washington

Mrs Reid heads east as guests mingle with regents and officers including Stella Hart treasurer and Lillie Abrahams recording secretary. A reception committee convenes with Eléanor Greenleaf Marshal and Frances Lee Straughan among others. An East Coast social circuit features Mrs Whitelaw Reid, Countess Spottiswood Mackin, and Mrs Fisher in Kansas. wedding plans unfold for Eleanor Redwood Vidmer and Lieut Joseph Aleshire at West Point with maid of honor Dorothy Ental. Nearby, engagements announced and visits to naval and military sites mark a busy season as society figures travel between Washington, New York, and coastal retreats.

Mosshart Peachy George A. Mosshart Claude N. Bennett United States Fisher Kansas Archibald Campbell Blanchard Eleanor Marstin Eleanor Redwood Vidmer George Vidmer U.S. A Vidmer Joseph Page Aleshire James B. Aleshire Aleshire West Point Dorothy Ental

Engagement Rumor Persists in Washington Society

Rumors of a forthcoming engagement persist around Miss Rebekah Wilmer and Mr. Scott Thropp though no formal announcement has yet been made. Miss Wilmer, noted for beauty and debut three years ago, is the daughter of Dr. William Holland Wilmer. Thropp is the son of former Representative Thropp of Pennsylvania, with ties and a Washington residence on R and Twentieth streets.

Wilmer Rebekah Scott- Thropp Joseph E. Thropp Miss Wilmer Washington William Holland Wilmer Thropp Pennsylvania R and Twentieth Streets

Baby M'adoo Visits White House in Grandfather's City

Little Ellen Wilson McAdoo aged over a month makes her first trip to see President Wilson at the White House. Accompanied by her mother Eleanor Wilson, father Secretary of the Treasury, and a nurse, she travels by car to visit the president before joining flag day ceremonies at the Treasury building where the president and his son-in-law take part.

Harriet A. Weaver John L. Weaver James M. Burns Ohio Charles B. Weaver Frank L. Weaver Francis Mix Constance Weaver Susan Desser Max Polly Weaver Kirk Street Mrs. Burns

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