The Washington herald., 1906-11-27


by scores of visitors. many OF them com
ing to say gOod-by to her daughter,
Lady Alan JOhnstone. who will return TO
England the last of the week. Mrs. Muir
ray Guthrie, also of England, and a guest
Of the family, assisted in welcoming the
visitors.
Lady Johnstone will spend Thanks
giving Day with relatives in New Yorl,
and sail on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Langhorne gave
a large dinner party for young people
last evening, in honor Of their daughter
and Stanley Washburn. whose marriage
Will take place to-day at o'clock at 81
Johns Church.
! MIS-. Charles Carroll Lee entertained at
family dinner party last evening. the
guests being friends who are here to at
tend the marriage of her daughter and Mr.,
outerbridge Horsey, which will take place
to-day at noon.
MIS- William Curtis Hill was hostess
yesterday at a tea party at her home on
Is street complimentary to Miss Ducat
The guest Of Mrs. StelIwagen. The COM
pany Invited 10 meet the attractive visitor
comprised the younger friends Of the
hostess Assisting in the hospitalities OF
/ 'IS AFTERNOON were Mrs. Gale, the mother
oI the hostess; Mrs SteIlwagen. Miss Ma
non Dan and Miss Edna McKnew. The
ui""Ihs room and tea-room were hand
SoH'eiy decorated in chTysaRthemums.
nF u
ohaW nave issued invitations for Tues
Day January 5, when they will have as
theiF guests the President and Mrs
Roosevelt
MIS- Metcalf returned yesterday from a
weekend visit to the Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Bonaparte, at their coun-
/ try home in Maryland
Miss Margaretta symons was the guest
OF honor at a debutante luncheon yester-
day, given by Mrs Rae, wife Of the rear
admiral.
Mrs. H NJ. CIabaugh entertained al
/ debutante luncheon yesterday. eompli-
mentary TO her daughter. Miss Katharine
Clabaugh. Her guests were Miss Ruth
Tanner, Miss Olga Converse. Miss Stock
ton. Miss Frances GoldsborouEh. Miss
Murray. Miss Alice Shepard. Miss Grace
Allen, Miss BurrelI, Miss Elsie Mclean.
Miss Greely, and Miss Barry.
Mrs. Henry c. Payne, widow of Post
master General Payne. has arrived AT the
Hotel Arlington 10 remain FOR the greater
part Of the winter. Mrs. Payne will be
joined after Thanksgiving by her niece.
Miss Louise Jones.
Mrs Mark Hanna, widow OF Senator
Hanna. has taken a large apartment 1t
Sixteenth and / streets, where she will
remain for the winter.
Miss Anne Depew PauIding is spending
few days at the home of her uncle.
Chauncey Depew. having come to attend
the wedding Of Miss LanghOrne and Stan
ley Washburn Miss Paulding Will re-
turn 10 New York tomorrow 70 Join the
Thanksgiving party of Senator and Mrs.
Depew, who viii celebrate the day In
their New York home. Senator and Mrs.
Depew viii come 90 their y street resi-
dcnCe on December l. the Senator being
fully restored to health, and able to re-
sumo his place at the opening Of the
Senate.
Mrs. Fullam and the Misses Fuuam
will pass the winter in Philadelphia with
Mrs. Anthony NJ. Hance, the sister Of
Mrs. Fullam.
Mrs Platt, a sister Of the late A. c..
Barney. and her daughter. Mrs. Platt-
Hunt, have taken the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Pellew. 1881 Massachu-
sets avenue for the winter. Mr. and
Mrs. Pellew and Miss Pellew viii pass
the winter In the South.
Mrs Dix Bolles has returned TO Wash
ington. after a long absence abroad, and
has taken an apartment at the MaTlboT-
ough. She is one of the widely known
figures in resident society. having been
Miss Caroline Carroll, a belle of years ago,
when her parents, the late AIr. and Mrs
William Carroll. occupied the spacious old
residence on r street, now the home Of
Chief Justice Fuller The Countess Ester
hazy. another OF the famous Carroll sis
ters, is still abroad.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart has arrived in
washington for the winter and taken an
apartment at 1920 Connecticut avenue.
Edith Miller, of Oregon avenue left to-
Gay for a visit TO Mrs. Carnegie, of the
Boston Navy Yard She will visit school
friends in New York before she returns,
Miss Louise Walker, of Richmond. Va,
IS spending the winter here. She is cor
nected with George Washington Univer-
sity.
The marriage of Miss NJ Catherine
Oberly, of Easton, Pa, to John K Hench,
OF this city, on Saturday at Old Christ
Church, Philadelphia, has been an
nOunCed Rey. r. Heber Barnes officiat-
ed The bride wore a travelling gown OF
dark blue cloth with hat TO match. She
was escorted by her brother, John 6.
Oberly, who gave her hand In marriage.
Mr. Hcnch was attended by his brother.
Charles r Hench