The Washington times., 1906-11-11
y SOCIETY NEWS AND CHAT OF THE. PAST WEEK Il

several members of the embassy suite
in their box. while in the adjoining box
the Belgian Minister and the Baroness
Moncheur will entertain a party of rel
atives who Will attend the marriage of
I the Baroness MOncheur's sister, Miss
Kathleen Clayton. Among others who
Will have guests with them on this even
I ing are the Haitian Minister and
Madame Leger. the Costa Rican Minis
! ter and Madame Caivo. General and
| Mrs. Henry q. Sharpe, General
and Mrs. Humphreys, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex. B. Legare Judge and Mrs
William H. De Lacy. General and Mrs.
Butler D'Puce. Capt. John c. Gilmore.
and Mr.. and Mrs G. Thomas Dunlop.
/ Commander c. o. Rogers. L. S. N.
and Mrs Rogers. who have been pass.
| Ing the early fall at Winchester. Va.
have returned to Washington.
! Maj. Gen Charles Haywood, L. 5. NJ.
c. retired. and Mrs Haywood have
returned from Europe. and will spend
the winter in Washington and New
York.
Colonel and Mrs Williams have cards
out for a debutante luncheon. Sunday.
] November %, in honor OF their daugh-
] Ter Miss Juiiette Williams.
General and Mrs. Forbes leave Wash
| ington tonight for New York. where
! they viii he the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Clarke prior to sailing No
vember p for Naples, where they VIII
I spend the winter.
Lieut.. Douglas Macarthur, L. 5. A.
who has been at Fort Mason, California,
with his parents. General and Mrs. Mac
Arthur. since mis- return from the Orient
has arrived In Washington. where he
is on duty at the War College.
| Lieut.. Commander Fred r. Payne. L.
) y, a member OF several prominent
clubs in Washington and New York
was married to Miss Ethel Louise Cor
ton. Of Corning, y. Y. at sherry's. New
York city. November g.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Or. Homer r Taylor. and the
bride was attended by her sisters, Mise
Belle GOrtOn. as maid OF honor. and
Miss Gretchen GortOn. as flower bearer.
Gen. Chambers McKibbin. L. :. A.
Mrs. McKibbin, Miss McKibbin. and
Miss Crofton have returned from Nova
Scotia, and viii spend the winter in
Washington. They have taken apart
ments in the Oakland, 2ol9 Columbis
road.
Gen. A c. Taylor. L. S. A. retired
and Mrs. Taylor. have taken apart.
ments in the Hotel Gordon for the win
ter.
| The engag agement s announced OF Mis-.
Kathleen Gordon Bowdoin. daughter Oi
the late William Graham Bowdoin. OF
Baltimore. and Mrs. Bowdoin. TO Or
John Staige Davis son or Lieut. Col
b Davis, deputy surgeon general, U- 5
A. and Mrs, Davis.
Mr.. aud Mrs Hugh Legare gave din
neT on Thursday in honor OF the thir
] teenth anniversary OF their wedding. Il
which invitations were limited TO a Sc
lect number of personal friends.
Mrs. Thomas Cox gave small
clock tea on Friday at her home. or
= J. street, in honor of her daughter
Mrs. LaTrie Benet. of Paris. who has
returned from an extended Western
trip. and located at the Grafton for a
Few weeks before returning with hel
husband 10 France
Mrs. T. Dix BowIes has removed tC
the Marlborough, on Eighteenth street
Tor the season.
Mrs. Farwell, or Chicago, formerly
Miss Mildred Williams. Of Washington
arrived in washington last week. She
will be the guest OF Miss Winifred Mat
tingly in her home in 0 street for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. La Montague and Miss Patter-
son sailed from New York yesterday
for Europe. where they will spend the
winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Filler. OF Philadelphia
and Pittsburg, have taken their house
for the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Crawford
who are now visiting friends in Boston
will sail from New York on the Baltic,
November q. for Europe. They expect
TO spend the season abroad. and 1t is
Or. Crawford's intention to make a tour
OF all the prominent European hospitals
They have leased their home IN New
| Hampshire avenue for the winter
Mrs A J Halford and Miss Ruth Hal
ford, who have spent the summer trav-
elling In the Yosemite valley. have re-
turned TO Washington and opened their
house for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis are guests
at the Arlington. having only recently