The Washington herald., 1906-10-22
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
No Day Has Been Fixed for
HOyt-HichbOrn Wedding.
DRAPERS ARE GOING TO ROME
Swiss Minister Returns After Sew
eraI Months Absence in Europe.
Enhancement Announced of Miss
Grace Milton Irvine, of Brooklyn,
to Lieut.. McKenney, L. 5. A.

10 Lieut. EtSnChEStg - - a.
As originally announced in The Herald
the marriage of Miss Elinor Hoyt and Mr..
Philip Hichborn, IT., will take place in
December. but no day has as yet been
selected by the bride tO-be, who viii have
no attendants. The ceremony, which viii
be Witnessed by a comparatively small
company, will take place at the home Of
the brides parents, the Solicitor General
and Mrs. Hoyt on Rhode Island avenue.
A distinct loss TO society in the coming
winter will be the absence Of Gen. and
Mrs Draper who sail November %, 20
pass the winter in Rome where Gen.
Draper formerly represented the United
States as Ambassador. Miss Margaret
Draper win accompany her parents, but
next autumn viii be entkred at a first
class American finishing school. as Mrs.
Draper. Notwithstanding her great sue
cess abroad, is particularly partial 10
home education. Gen. and Mrs. Draper
are now at their estate at Hopedale,
Mass, after d summer at Magnolia,
Mass.
The Swiss Minister, Mr. Vogel, returned
yesterday from several months absence
in Europe. MI. YogeI arrived in New
York Friday on the Amerika, of the
Hamburg American line Other Wash
ington passengers on the same boat We're
Mrs. Shonts and the Misses Shonts and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo.
At the marriage Of Miss Mary Shinn
and Mr. Charles r. Claiborne. OF Lynch
burg, Va, which takes place this morning
at the home Of the brides uncle Charles
NJ. Shinn, on Capitol Hill. the attendants
viii include Miss Halle Shinn. the brides
sister. as maid of honor; Miss Shinn, "a
cousin, and Miss Josephine HARDWOOD OF
| Tennessee. as bridesmaids, and Master
Ralph Saville Childs as page.
The bridegroom's brother. Rev. W. :.
Claiborne, of Sewanee, Tenn, viii Offici-
ate anu Mr.. Edward Murrel, OF Lynch
/ burg, Va. viii be best man Invitations
/ have been limited TO the immediate rela-
tiVes and close personal friends residing
/ in Washington. After a wedding trip Of
some length the young people VIII reside
/ in Lynchburg.
Miss Alice Marquard, who passed last
season in Washington with her grand
mother, Mrs. Ogston, and later spent the
summer at Bar Harbor. sailed for Eng
/ land last week, Her marriage 10 Mr.
Allen Fullerton VIII take place at her
parents home I'm England shortly after
/ her arrival in that country
Ar and Mrs. Edward H. Wales. OF New
/ York. the former a brother Of Mrs. Root
have taken the house on = street which
they occupied last year Cor a second sell
son Mrs. Wales health has been greatly
/ improved by her s0j0um i'm Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Churchill who
left Washington recently for Virginia Hot
Springs, entertained at dinner al that re-
sort Saturday evening.
The marriage Of Mr. Eugene Hale ir
son Of the Senator from Maine to Miss
/ Eunice Terry, daughter or Rev. Rodericl
/ Terry, d. D, of Newport and New York.
viii take place at the home of the brides
parents in the latter city on November
/ 10. Mr.. Hale who has made his home i'm
/ New York since his graduation from Yale
"a
! eral well-known clubs IN that city. as
well as Of The Metropolitan Club. Of this
/ city
I Mr.. and Mrs. Francis c. CarIey the
/ latter formerly Miss Irene King. of this
city, are receiving congratulations on the
birth of "a daughter. Air and Mrs. car
/ ley will remain at their country place. al
I White Plains, \. Y until late in the
altumn.
Mrs Van Rensselaer, Cruser will pass the
/ winter abroad and. consequently. viii rent
/ her house on h street for the season.
! The engagement is announced Of Miss
/ Grace Milton Irvine, of Brooklyn. 10
I Lieut.. Richard Irving McKenney. L. s.
/ A.. now with his regiment al Fort Terry.
/ y. Y Lieut. Mckinney is well-known in
Washington, where his parents, Mr. and
/ Mrs. c. r. Mckinney, have passed the
| Congressional season for many years
/ pleasant evening was spent at the
home of Spencer J. Soper. A37 n street
/ northwest Thursday. the occasion helm +.
/ in honor of Mrs. s. J. Soper's birthday.
/ over seventy-hve guests were present.
and the gifts that were presented were
many and beautiful.
Mr.. Henry Higgins. of Rockville Nd,
was present ana delivered an address.
Refreshments were served. Mrs. Fowler
and Miss Mabel Brown rendered some
piano selections The Freon Clubs
/ quartet songs were splendidly rendered.
/ Midnight was passed ere the guests de-
parted.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. SOpeT, parents of S. J. Soper. Of
Boyds. Md. Mr. and Mrs. r J. Soper. of
Maryland; Miss Brown and Miss f.. Bus
sard. of Rockville. OF this city were A.
ri. Harwick. W. F. ReddeT Mrs Middle
ton, +. Benson. Mrs. Fowler. Miss ].
King, Henry L. Higgins, OF Rockville;
Mrs. White, Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Soper,
Mrs. Anna c. Hutterly, Mr. and Mrs. l..
II. AIiddlekauf Miss Lucy BENSON. Miss
Felicia Bussard, Miss Blanche WaHach.
Miss J. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. 9. r. Jar
beau Mr. and Mrs Charles D. Fowler.