The Washington times., 1906-10-23

ing 10 meet Mrs. Roosevelt, wife OF the
President ard the women Of the Cabi-
net circle. in the White House, accord
Ing TO their weekly custom.
The Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine Van Swinderen. the latter former
~ Miss Elizabeth Glover. whose mar
rlage took place in Washington ABOUT
two years ago. returned TO Washington
today. with their infant daughter. The le-
CATION in NJ street will not be opened
until November !, and Ia the meantime
they viii be the guests Of Nine. Van
Swinderen's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Glover, on X street.
Colonel and Mrs. Archibald Oracle
and their daughter, of New York. have
taken possession Of their Washington
home. 1927 Sixteenth street, for the sea-
son. They have spent the past few
weeks at the Cairo, while their home
was being put in readiness for them.
Mrs CrBcie formerly was Miss Con
stance Setback. and known as brilli-
ant soprano singer IN New York's four
hundred.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage OF Miss Isabelle Elizabeth Spear
point. daughter Of Mrs. a. NJ. Spear
point, Of Newark, \. j.. TO Claude
Brown. formerly of Washington, now
of Paterson. y. J.
The wedding took place at the home
of the brides mother Saturday OclO-
ber 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Brown VIII make
their home at l3I Marion street. PateT-
son. y. j.. after December /.
Miss Helen Hibbs. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. w b. Hibbs. left Washing
ton yesterday for Atlanta, where she
will attend the marriage Of Miss Sarah
Peu and William A. Tilt tc--Orrow.
A wedding Of interest 10 washington
people will take place tOmo: row in Bal
timore. when Miss Amelia Bolton
Rousse. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam G. Rousse, viii become the bride OF
the Rev George r. Flick, pastor OF
the deaf mute mission or Trinity Par
ish. OF Washington After a wedding
tour Mr. and Mrs Flick VIII make their
home in Washington, and upon their
arrival viii be given a reception by the
members of Mr.. Flick's congregation
William Loeb. jr., secretary to the
President, returned 20 Washington yes
teTday. after a hunting trip through
Wyoming and Montana.
Miss Eleanor Terry. who has spent
~
ra agansett Pier and FOR the past month
has been making a series Of visits In
New York. Philadelphia, and Baltimore
returned the other day 10 her home. IN
Twenty-first street. where she Joined
her parents, Admiral and Ms. Terry.
Mrs. 4. L. Tanner. wife OF capt. Z. L.
Tanner T. 5. y. and her daughter
Miss Ruth Tanner. who will make her
debut in Washington society this win
10 ed IN I'm frfa
ton today after a visit of several weeks
in western New York
Mrs. Charles Parrish announces the
marriage of her daughter Anna Conyn-
CHAN. TO Joseph II. Bradley. OF. Satur-
day, October p, at Laurel Run, in Penn
sylvania. the country place Of the Par
rishes. AIr Bradley's first wife was
sister OF his bride. They will return to
Washington in about a month and
spend the winter with Mrs. Parrish. in
her home on Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. John Gray Foster will spend the
coming winter in Washington and has
taken an apartment at the corner Of Mas
sachusetts avenue and Fourteenth
street. Mrs. Foster is the sister of the
late Lewis J. Davis and is IN deep
mourning this season She has spent
the past few years abroad.
Brigadier General and Mrs. John J.
PeTshing have arrived on the Pacific
coast from Tokyo, where the former
was military attaChe of the American
embassy. They are now on their way
TO Washington, where General Pershlng
VIII report and spend some time before
assuming charge Of his new duties in
Cuba. They will stop en- route in Wy
Oming, the former home Of Mrs. Per
shing, and viii be the guests of her
father, Senator Warren. He viii be
presented for the first time TO his
granddaughter, who was born about
two months ago, in Japan. AS Miss
Frances Warren, Mrs. Pershing was
popular in Official society here. She was
married TO General Pershing, then Cap
tain PeTshing. about eighteen months
ago, in Epiphany Church.
Miss Natalie briggs, daughter OF Com
mander William II. briggs. has Joined
the contingent of debutantes to be pre-
sented to society this season.
Mrs. Audenreid has returned to her
home on Vermont avenue and has as
her guest Mrs. Richard Mulligan, whose
home on NJ street is being Put in read
ines for ner occupancy. Mrs. Auden-
reid spent her summer at Hot Springs
this year, and made a long visit in her
homo in Pennsylvania, where she spent
the early fall.
Miss NeIka de Snirnoff. rieee of Mrs.
.
who spends her winters with her aunt.
has been staying for the past eight
cen months in her home In ST Peters
burg, and has decided 10 remain there
ior the coming season. Miss de Smir-
non returned TO her home IN Russia to
connect herself with the work of the
Red Cross, in which she has been much
interested for a long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p r. Holt have
given up their apartment in the Glad
stone, and taken one In Florence Court
Tor the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude r. Miller have
returned 10 Washington for the winter
MIS-. Miller spent the past four months
with her mother, Mrs. Shoup, in her
country place on the Hudson, where
Mr.. Miller made several trips. They
are again at the Hawarden.
Mrs. Robert Hiuckley, and her daugb-
ter. kiss Gladys Hinckley, who spent
The summer abroad, have returned to
their new home IN this city. Sixteenth
and Corcoran streets, for the winter
Mrs. Hincklcy has made considerable
improS cment In her home since her de-
parture. having built quite an exten-
sivc wing to the house, which very ma
teIially cnlarges the first floor, and
gives ample space Tor splendid enter
tainments.