The Washington times., 1906-05-06

Mr and Mrs. +. w. Butferaeld sailed
from New York. on The Campania April
p. and viii spend some time abroad
Sailing on the same ship were FrederjcI,
| w Whiteridge, ambassadOr extrarrdi-
nary 10 Spain
One naturally feels great interest
IloWaoAys IN the Barney Settlement
Cub, for which Mrs. c. A. Rarnev has
done 50 much along charitable line
or late The house is located IN Soutb-
west Washington. and fl is nicely an,
M. having sitting rooms and a .csrDenter
shcD and metal-workers' sbor for 80
ana classes in basket making for the
girls Not long ago the Cuban minister
0enor Quesada. went down 10 the club
! 20 'ell the members about the Cuban
! boys ana was surprised 10 find two Of
/ MIS- Barney's best salon pictures hung
WheTe the boys could have fun benefit
J OF thelr beauties Other refining in
hueaces are brought 10 bear upon the
children with wonderful effect.
among the most attractive feature
( OF this weeks social program fs ,b-
/ evening reception May 10 with Mr. ard
Ms Joseph Z. Thronp rs hosts.
! The annual garden party and sale
/ VIII De given at the ChiIdren.s Conn
/ Try Hcme May 10. \ special accon77o-
dduon viii be gwen IN the car ser,--
Ire' ana arrangements are being made
10 nave the entertainment this season
one OF tho pleasantest ever given.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. John p. church Third
street northwest. have as tbeir s,,,es+
their son. Lieut.. John Crawford c,b,,-cI,
l. $. y, who is making his srst z,isf+
al nome since he was graduated in
l%o. During the last eighteen months
Lieutenant Church has been In com
m"nd Of gunboat on the waters abou,
the coast OF Mindanao. p. /
Mr. and Mrs. Charles s. Steele. at
Ferndou, Va, have as their guests their
| son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
HoIhster SturSes, who arrived from
Los Angeles yesterday. They Will sail
from New York for England next
| Thursday. After travelling about Eu-
! rope for some time they Will 20 TO
Buenos Ayres. where Mr.. Sturges has
large business interests
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs William
H Wyatt. I532 Thirty-fourth street.
Georgetown. vas the scene of a pretty
home wedding Tuesday evening. when
William II. Wyatt. jr.. OF Richmond.
Va. and Miss Ida NJ Neisz. also of
Richmond. were married. Father Thomas
/ S. Harlan, S. J., rector of Holy Trinity
Catholic Church. Of Georgetown. ofici-
ated.
There was pretty decoration of liIacs
| In both the draWin~ room and dining
room The young people were attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. ". H Wyatt and
Mrs. Laura f. Blaine. of Staunton. Va
after wedding journey 10 New York
Philadelphia. and Baltimore. Mr. and
mrs Wyatt VIII go TO Richmond to
make their future home. the bridegroom
being high constable in that city.
A son was born to Major r. w. John
! SC n, surgeon, L. S. A. and Mrs John
son. April 3. at Fort Crook. Neb. He is
| I grandson of Brig Gen Thomas Nc
Sregor I. S. A, retired, and Mrs. Nc
! Gregor.
Mrs Ray. wife Of Pay Director Ray.
L. S. N. has returned from Summer
| vile, S. c, where she spent the winter
! for the benefit of her health, and is Wis
iting Mrs. Albert Ray in Eighteenth
street.
Mrs. Switzerland, wife of Commander
] Switzerland, =. S. n. with the Misses
! Harriet and Mary Switzerland. having
passed the Easter season in Rome. ex-
poets shortly 10 go to Paris. where she
/ win remain until sailing for America.
Commander Southerland is stIll in San
| Domingo.
Commander Albert Gleaves. L. s. N.
and Mrs. Gleaves returned TO Newport,
/ r. l., April 2S. from a visit 10 New
York and Washington
One of the most unique and attractive
features of the Fridays Fete at Friend
ship was the English bar under the
auspices of the Dog Shelter Society, an
organization broad in its philanthropic
and humanitarian scope and UNIQUE
among local institutions
This bar was conveniently placed mid