The Washington herald., 1907-10-29

Rotary Of the Navy and Mrs Newberry,
viii leave Washington Thursday morn
ing Mrs. Richardson will undergo an
operation Thursday in New York for
stone bruise on her foot caused by a
blow received while playing tennis.
Mrs. Walter Wells has returned from
a visit to Tennessee and joined her hus-
band. DR.. Wells, at their apartment at
the Rochambeau.
Mrs. Richard Townsend and Miss Ma
thilde Townsend. who have Travelled in
Europe the past three months. are ex-
pected to return to their residence in
Washington the latter part Of next
month.
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun. after a visit to
Richmond. has returned to her home in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snowden Lee Hempstone
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Mary Lillian. to Lieut.. Frederick
Lansing Oliver, U. S. N.
Miss Constance Hoyt, the debutante
daughter of the Solicitor General and
Mrs. Hoyt, was guest yesterday at a
luncheon given at a farm near Hot
Springs, Va, by Mr.. and Mrs Eben D.
Jordan Miss Hoyt was also in the party
entertained Saturday night by Miss
Emily Sloane of New York. who is also
TO make her debut the coming winter.
The engagement was announced in
Newport last week OF Miss Helen Law
ton DruTy, daughter of Pay Inspector
Hiram Drury. L. S. ". in charge Of the
navy pay Office in Newport, and Lieut.
James II. Tomb L. 5. n, who was
recently in command Of the torpedo-boat
destroyer Hull Lieut. Tomb is now
with the United States fleet in Asia
tic waters.
After the performance Of Fascinating
Flora Friday evening. supper was tea
dered AIr. George A. Schiller, of the
Fascinating Flora" company, by Miss
Marie f. Yeaton in the Old English Tea
Rooms in the EIsmere Hotel. The dining
room and tables were beautifully deco
rated, one of the most noticeable feat
ures being The place cards, which We're
cartoons of the principals in the play
with appropriate lines pertaining 10 their
various songs. Covers were laid for
twenty Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. George A Schiller. Miss Adele
Richie Miss Ada Lewis, Mr. and Mrs
James Sullivan. Miss Helen Royton. Mr.
Joe Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Stoddard
Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Thalacker,
Miss Bessie II. Clark. Mrs. Alethe Lewis,
Mr.. r. W. Devendorf Miss Gertrude Mil
stead, Mr. G. Archibald. Miss Sullivan.
Miss G.. Earlecourt. and Miss Elsie NJ
Harvey.
Miss Elsie Grace Clahin. daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs Price c. Clanin. and Ju-
lius A Payne, of Philadelphia, whose
engagement was announced early this
fall. will be married Wednesday evening
at $50 o'clock in the home Of the brides
parents. The Rev. S H. Woodrow. pas
tor Of the First Congregational Church.
viii sOlemnize the ceremony. which is 70
be followed by a large reception al :
O'Clock.
Dr. Price c. CIahin will escort his
daughter 10 the improvised altar in the
drawing-ro0m. where the ceremony viii
take place. and will give her IN mar
riage-
Miss Marguerite c. Cla1in. sister OF
the bride and Miss Helena A. Payne, Of
Philadelphia, sister Of the bridegroom,
VIII be she two maids Of honor The
two little nieces Of the bride, Florence
Janet Clafin and Dorothy Elizabeth
CIahin will act as flower girls Mr..
Payne viii have as his best man his
cousin. Edward Lamor. Of Philadelphia.
Alfred Lindsay Will play the wedding
music.
Mr.. Payne viii take his bride for a
Northern bridal trip of two weeks be-
fore going TO their future home in Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. 4 N. RosenthaI, Of Indianapolis.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Simon Lyon.
at the Ontario, where they Will be
pleased TO see their friends
An interesting debut will be that Of
Miss Louise White. daughter Of Com
mander and Mrs. William ". White.
who viii be presented at a tea early IN
December Commander and Mrs White.
formerly Of the Concord. are now living
at 17lS Q street.
Dr. and Mrs. Milton H Prospect have
returned from their wedding trip. and
are now located at 2l6 Eighth street
southeast
ARMY AND NAVY.