The Washington herald., 1906-11-16

her I0-Miss SymOns Also 10 Make
Formal Bovv-Other Social Events.
Mrs. Victor Clement entertained at din
ner in her apartment, at the Connecticut.
last evening, complimentary 10 Miss
Eleanor Sewers and Maj. FaisOn. whose
marriage viii take place December 10,
The dav after that Of Mrs. Clement and
Capt Cloman.
The marriage Of Mr.. Eugene Hale. jr.
son Of Senator and Mrs. Eugene Hale, of
Maine, to Miss Eunice Terry, daughter OF
Rev. Roderick Terry, d. D.. of New York,
took place yesterday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents. 167 Madison
avenue, in the presence Of a small family
party. Mr Frederick Hale attended his
brother as best man. while Miss Terry
1 dispensed with even a maid of honor. She
entered the drawing room with her broth
er. her father performing the marriage
ceremony.
Young Mrs. Hale is extremely popular,
not only in society. but in the world OF
charities, being from childhood a minis
! tering angel TO the needy of her fathers
/ former parish, in Newport, where DIT.
Terry was for many years rector Of South
Church
/ She is an expert golf player and ex-
/ tremely fond Of outdoor sports.
| The bridegroom, who is the second OF
the three sons Of Senator and Mrs. Hale
| 20 marry. is a graduate of both Yale and
| Harvard in the classes of '9S and 80, re-
/ speCtively: a member Of the Metropolitan
/ Club of this city. and several smart clubs
/ in New York where he and his bride
will make their home.
/ Mr. Chandler Hale his eldest brother,
married some years ago Miss Rachel
Cameron. daughter of former Senator
/ J. Donald Cameron Of Pennsylvania He
and his wife have recently returned TO
Washington to live. after long residence
! in Europe. where Mr.. Hale was formerly
attached 20 the American Embassies in
Rome and Berlin. Mr. Frederick Hale is
bachelor, and like the bridegroom OF
/ yesterday, makes his home in New York
Mrs. Shaw has selected Monday, Decem-
/ Der 10, as the date Of the debut Of Miss
Erma Shaw. which is also the day on
which Miss Symons will make Der formal
bow in Washington.
/ The latter. who has been one Of the
most popular guests at the succession Of
pretty Iuacheons now in order, has al
ready had a preliminary taste Of society.
having been the central figure at q large
/ tea in Buffalo last summer where her
parents. Maj. and Mrs Thomas W. Sy-
mons, were for years leaders Of society
/ and where her own early school days
were passed.
Mrs. L. Z. Letter arrived In Washington
early last night from New York. She
was accompanied only by her maid.
Lord Curzon, who came with Mrs.
Letter from England. did noJ continue
his journey TO Washington, but IS eX-
pected here in a few days.
Mrs. Alexander Fitzhugh NagrUdeT has
issued cards FOR a tea, at her home on H
street, on December 2, when Miss Isabel
Magruder will be presented 10 society.
In view Of the several Miss Magruders
in the social field this winter, it may be
well to mention that the three young
bellies Of that name all belong TO different
families; Miss Pauline Magruder who
made her debut two years age at he fam
lily residence on Lafayette square. Is the
only daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ma
gruder. a native Of Washington, and
through her mother, who was Miss Belle
Burns. strongly identified with the army
circle. Miss Nathalie Magruder. one Of
the most attractive Of last years buds. is
also an only daughter, her parents being
Mr. and Mrs. John Magruder. OF 1884 5
street. where a company Of this seasons
buds were entertained at a smart lunch
con q few days ago.
Another and very important Miss Ma
grudeT, Of Washington, is Miss Julia Ma
grUder, the authoress, a member of the
Virginia family OF her name, who has re-
gently returned from abroad but IS not
yet permanently located in Washington,
where she will pass at least a part Of the
winter.
Miss Frances Andrews, who recently
opened her Washington residence for the
season, has gone to Auburn, y Y, for a
visit Of several weeks.
Announcement has just been received
here OF the marriage. in London. on Oc-
tober Is, Of Miss Enid George. of that city,
and Mr.. Albert c. Wilkie, Of Chicago. the
marriage the result of a romance begun
a year ago, when Mis- George came TO
America as a partner OF Mrs Hobart
Chatfield Taylor. Of Chicago and Wash
ingtOn. in the latter's artistic but unsuc-
cessful scheme of the rose bindery, in
which she tried 70 interest society. Mr..
Wilkie and his bride are now in Berlin,
where the former will act as special cor
respondent for a Chicago newspaper dur
ing the coming winter.
\ welcome addition 10 the debutante
ranks will be Miss Florence Gheen, daugh- /
ter Of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Gheen. late
OF St. Paul. MINI. who propose joining
the larger winter colony in Washington
The rear admiral who arrived in Wash
ington a short time ago. has purchased
as a permanent home the residence 1913 /
New Hampshire avenue. where Mrs
Gheen viii give a tea in their daughters
honor December 6.
At the marriage December 19. az st.
Margaret's Church. OF Miss Beatrice Ash
mead and Lieut.. Littlefeld, the attendants
to the couple will be Mrs. F. l. White, of
Englewood, y. j., and Lieut. Henry CrOs- /
by Muslin. Mr.. w. p. Ashmead Will es-
cort the bride, who is his niece. in place |
of her father. who is i'll.
Gen. and Mrs. Sternburg gave their first /
dinner party Of the present season on /
Wednesday. when they entertained in I
honor Of DR.. and Mrs Robert S Wood I
ward, the former the new president Of the /
Carnegie Institute
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Langhorne will /
give the first of several dinner parties in /