The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-11-04

Chambrun will pass the holiday season
in Cincinnati with the mother Of the lat
ter at lockwood, with possibly short
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
in this city.
Miss Anne Depcw Pauldlng viii return
to Washington during the present week
10 open the residence Of her uncle. SEN
ator ChaunceS Depew, who viii come to
Washingt>a with Mrs. Depew for the
opening Of Congress.
Col and Mrs. B. Reeves Russell, who
are again established in their Eighteenth
street home, entertained at a card party
and supper on Thursday evening when
their guests included DIR. Jenkins, Admiral
Kenny. Mr. Payton Russell Dr. Bispham,
DR. Chatard, Gen. Reid, Maj. Warner
Bayly GIr Ned McCawley, Commits
sioner Blddle, Mr. AuliCk Palmer Gen.
Harris, Rear Admiral Fred Rogers. Mr.
Richard Weightman, and Miss Mabel Mer-
riam, who is the guest Of Col and Mrs
Russell.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Tubman
Freeman, Of Charles County, Nd, and
d.
city, now OF Easton, Pa, is announced.
The ceremony took place last evening at
s O'Clock in the presence Of the imme-
diatc families, the Rev. J. y. MARI, %
The Church Of the Immaculate COncep-
tion, officiating. After an extended trip
through Canada and the North. Mr. and
Mrs. Hickey VIII be al home in EastJn,
Pa.
Miss Marion Leutze, daughter Of the
commandant Of the navy yard and Mrs
Leutze, Will dispense with the usual de-
butante tea, but viii entertain her con-
temporary buds AT large luncheon on
November 90.
Miss Ruth Tanner viii also have "A
luncheon as her initial entertainment.
Miss Cornaiia Bradford and Miss
Trapier. OF Georgetown. have returned
from four months trip 10 Europe.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Snyder have leased
their residence in Sixteenth street, for
the season. and have returned TO their
old family mansion in Georgetown. with
the view OF making 1t their permanent
home.
Mrs. a. A De Losfee and her daughter
Miss Marie De Lo1ee, formerly Of this
city have Joined Mr. Andre De Lofee in
England. where Mr. De Lonee represents
the General Electric Company. at tho
Iatter's London Office. Mrs. De Loffee has
taken a house az LeytoustOne, Essex, for
an indefinite period.
Miss Lena wilkins, OF 1913 Twenty
eighth street, left the city yesterday. for
Richmond. where she will visit Miss Live
SAY and Miss Gordon and other friends
Miss Wilkins viii also visit ia PetersburC
Va, and attend "a house party IN Lynch
burg. She does not expect 10 be back
until after Christmas.
Mrs Marion AIcCanJs is visiting friends
in Richmond
Mr. J. Neyering. Of Chicago. H., is the
guest Of Messrs. Henry and Lee Lamar.
Judge and Mrs. J. II. MCGOWAN and
their daughter. Miss Ruth MCGOWAN. have
returned % their home ia Cleveland Park
after a summer spent in England.
Mr. and Mrs. Winston. Of Corcoran
street. viii spend the winter cruising
along the coast OF Florida. Their son, Mr..
Otis Winston. has gone 20 Richmond to
enter upon a business life. Mrs Win
ston's sister Mrs. Smedes has gone to
Denver Colo, 10 live.
Admiral and Mrs. Hemphnl and their
daughter. Miss Hemphill, have returned
10 their residence on 2 street for the win
ter
Mrs. Ramsey, wife Of Admiral Ramsey.
L. S. y. who has been in at her home in
y street northwest, is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ramsey have taken
apartments at the KanaWha. in Dunbar
ton avenue, Georgetown, for the winter.
Gen. and Mrs. Frank Thorp, Z. S. A,
are located al the Gordon.
MIR. and Mrs. Hendricks entertained
Wednesday evening in honor of their
guest, Miss Hammond. of Alabama. Cards
We're the feature OF the entertainment
and the guests included Mr.. and Mrs F.
N. Stanford, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Howard
Z
Browne, Miss Stanford Mr. Burt, Mr.,
WOrthington, Mr. Price. Mr.. Benson. Mr.
Grant Nj. Stowe, and Mr.. Jack Moore.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Ellen Lee Young. daughter Of Mr. Liv-
ingston l. Young, of Helena, Mont. to
Mr. A w. Boiling, of Baltimore. The
marriage viii take place at St Pauls
Church, this city, Wednesday Novem-
Der =.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly and Mrs.
Duncan Richmond have just returned
from Gettysburg. Pa. where they We're
the guests Of Col. Cope and Miss Cope on
the occasion of an organ recital at the
First Presbyterian Church last Thursday.
Mrs. Bayly. one of the notably fine
woman organists of the country, was in
yited to conduct the recital by reason Of
her long and familiar acquaintance in
| Gettysburg. which is her husband 5
former home
The programme was a most acceptable
one. selected from Handel. MendelssOhn
| Wagner, Schubert. and other classics,
with Mrs. Richardson's beautiful soprano
heard to advantage In WOodbuTy's If
Were a Voice., and other modern songs.
The Octagon Club gave a very enjoy
able dance on Wednesday evening at the
Mercantile Club, the first Of a series of
affairs which they viii give throughout
the season. The initial affair was a chill
dren's party with the girls dressed as
Z =