The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-21
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Buisseret. of Belgium. was Miss Caroline
Story. daughter of Gen. and Mrs. John
p Story
! Among the younger attaches and sec
retaTies VINO have won American wives
| IN the past few years are Lieut.. Com
mander FaramOnd, Of France, who mar
ried Miss Ivy Langham, while the latter
was visiting her sister. the Baroness Won
Sternburg. The Marquis CamiIii Romano
and Count Della GheraTdesea, of Italy.
each Of whom married a Miss Taylor of
New York. though of different families;
1 Mr.. j. H. van Roijen. OF the Dutch Lee
cation, who married Miss Winthrop. also
| of New York. and a cousin OF the Count
ess Gherardesca. and Senior Don Juan
Riano of the Spanish Embassy in Paris,
| formerly charge d'affaires, in this city
/ whose wife was Miss Alice Ward
Mr.. William A. Eel and Mr. Archie
Bell, Of England, and Manitou, Colo,
have been passing the week in Washing
ton. the guests Of Miss RsIey Seward.
Miss Seward returned some weeks ago
to her home on Nineteenth street to re-
ceive Lord and Lady Melbourne. who
made a short visit TO America, as a part
/ of their prolonged wedding journey LorL
/ Melbourne married Miss Hyacinth Bell, in
June, at her fathers house, Pendell
Court. Surrey.
a delightful addition to society this sea-
son viii be the family of Mr. Alfred lie
Breton, who has taken the house, s1s
Farragut square where Mrs. lie Bre-
ton and Miss Marguerite lie Breton are
already established. The latter. who
made her debut two seasons ago when
she was presented at the Court Of St
James. and enjoyed much distinguished
attention in London by reason of her
pquant beauty and charming personal
ity. Mrs. lie Breton and her daughter
/ spent last season in Rome where Miss
/ lie Breton was au acknowledged belle in
the dancing, hunting. and bridge-playing
/ sets. Mrs. lie Breton comes to Wash
/ ingtou 70 be with her son. Ensign David
Med. lie Breton. who recently was or
dered here Tor duty She Will be Joined
later by her husband who is now in
California, where he has large business
interests.
Mrs. Albert Key. wife Of Lieut.. Com
manGer Key, naval attache at the White
House returned with her children last
evening, but until the completion of i'm
provements I'm the home Commander
Key recently purchased on l street, she
VIII be with her sister. Mrs. Judson at
the latter's residence, 1920 street.
Miss Natalie briggs. daughter OF Lieut.
Commander William II. briggs. viii be
among the seasons debutantes. Miss
( briggs will be a pleasant addition 10 the
group Of army and navy girls making
their first bow TO society this season. Her
parents home. on Sheridan circle. is
already well known TO the young people
Of the service.
Brig. Gen. Charles c. sawtelle. L.
s A.. retired upon his return from
Europe, Will be located at 1875 \ street
Mrs. EIlicot and Miss EIlicot, wife ana
/ daughter of Lieut. Commander John N.
/ Ellicot. L. 5 n. now with his ship N
the Orient VIII leave shortly for the Pa
cifc Coast, en- route for Manila and
Japan
Mrs. Charles Carroll Lee and her daugh-
ter. Miss Mary d. Lee, whose engage
ment to Outerbridge Horsey mas been an
nounced. have leased the house 1901
Eighteenth street for the winter. The
date for Miss Lees wedding Is Tuesday
/ November ..
Mr. and Mrs. George Ward. Of New
York. have been the guests Of Mr.. sam
uel Ward. Of 160S I street, during the
week. They LETT for Porto Rico Jester
day, where Mr. Ward will continue the
duties Of auditor.
The Marquise Cecily De wentworth Ief,
Washington on Friday for New York.
81 route for Paris. She has almost com
pleted portrait of President Roosevelt.
for which she had several sittings while
i'm Washington. The picture is to be ex-
hibited In the French Salon.
The recent announcement from Mon
tsna that Senator William \. Clark viii
not seek reelection to the Senate is Of
particular social interest in Washington.
as it is coupled with the further informa-
ton that Senator Clark's successor IS
likely 20 be Gov Joseph o. Toole. whose
wife IS "a daughter Of the late Gen Rose
Grams. Of civil-war fame. who. as Miss
Lily Rosecrans. was one of the bellies Of
Washington society twenty years ago.
Rear Admiral Charles T. Hutchins, L.
:. n, retired, and Mrs. Hutchins have
returned from a pleasant sojourn at War
renton, Va, and are again located at their
home, so Eighteenth street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward D. Brandegee
the latter formerly Mrs. Charles F..
Sprague, Of this city, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of daughter at
their home, Faulkner Farm. Jamaica
Plains. where they passed the summer
Mrs. Brandegee is well remembered
in Washington as the wife of the late
Representative Sprague Of Massachusetts,
when they occupied the large house Of
former Vice President and Mrs Morton.
and which has just been leased by the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Root. Her
marriage to Mr.. Brandegee came as a
great surprise to society two years ago.
This recent arrival is Mrs. Brandegee's
third daughter. her children by her 1rst
marriage being the Misses Marion and
Eleanor Sprague.
Brig. Gen. John c. Pershing and Mrs
Pershing, who arrived last week at Van
Couver from Japan. where the former has
been acting as military attache at the
American Embassy in Tokyo. are now IN
route for Washington, where they will
spend some time. Mrs. Pershing was
Miss Frances Warren, daughter of Sena-
tor Warren. Of Wyoming whose marriage
took place in this city less than two years
ago.
Lieut. Robert -. Lesher Third Cavalry,
who has been temporarily in Washington
for the past eighteen months, has been
ordered to rejoin his regiment in the
Philippines. Accompanied by Mrs Lesh-
er, Lieut.. Lesher left Washington this