The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

AT the nome OF Mr.. ana Mrs. 7. ". MViIl 10
$50 F street northeast, in honor of the
fourth birthday Of their little son Rich
ard. The feature Of the evening was the
singing and dancing Of this little gentl--
man. who comes from a family noted for
their musical talent. a reputation which
he bids fair to uphold His mother was
formerly Miss Bertha Johnson, who was
prominent in Capitol Hill music circles.
were served. The invited
guests consisted only Of the immediate
relatives and few intimate friends.
Mrs. j. c. Wise has gone TO her home
at Warrenton. Va, for the summer She
will be Joined by DR.. Wise. who expects
to return from his trip 90 London in a
short time DR.. and Mrs. Wise have
spent the winter at the Portland
Mr. Vespasian Warner Commissioner
Of Pensions, has returned to the city after
an extensive Western trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox. OF East Orange,
y j.. who have been the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs II. W. Fuller during the Ma
tional Electric Light Associations con-
venton, left for their home last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlederseim, Of Philsdel-
phia. son-in-law and daughter Of Senator
Elklns. who have been their guests re-
Gently. have returned to their home. They
WIFI sail for Europe next Thursday and
so to Bad Nauheim, Germany, 70 spend
the summer
The marriage Of Miss Alice Madeleine
McKelden, daughter Of the late William
=. and Mrs. Alice McKelden. TO Mr.. Ches-
ter 7. Dimick, Of Manchester, y. H., viii
be quietly solemnized on next Wednes-
day afternoon, at St Paurs Episcopal
church.
Miss McKelden is graduate Of George
Washington University. this city. and OBJ
tained her degree Of doctor Of philosophy
in mathematics at the University Of Penn
syIvanja.
Mr. Dimick is a graduate OF Harvard
and is now connected with the United
States Revenue Cutter Service al Arundel
Cove. sd.
Mrs. Henry May has returned 10 her
home in X street from the Virginia Hot
Springs
Mrs. ". Witmann has cards out an
nounclng the marriage Of her sister, Miss
Amelia Marschalk. 10 Mr Harold II. VIII
son. The ceremony took place Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 in the home Of the
brides sister. 1Z-2 y street northwest
The engagement has been announced 0f
Miss Gwendolen Cary and Mr. Francis
Potter who Is private secretary to Mr..
Charles Page Bryan. the United States
Minister 20 Portugal Miss Cary is travel
ing abroad with her aunt. Miss Jane Cary,
Of Baltimore
Miss Miriam Schoeneman. Of Baltimore.
spent a few days in tho. city, the guest
OF Miss Nellie Bchrend. Of Rhode Is
land avenue.
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank L. -saacs. Of
Hartford. Conn. are at the Raleigh Ho-
tel for a few days.
Miss Alice Weuchsel and Miss Jennie
Ackars. of Canton, Miss. are enjoying
TIC cLE..LE tI ~ t-atail p IHAtH GA EtatHr Ct"
the jamestown Exposition.
Mr. 2. r. Dinard entertained at dinner
al the New Willard Hotel on Wednesday
evening. complimentary 10 Miss Fannie
S. Miller. OF Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mrs. Bertha Coblenzer and daughters.
Misses Lillian and Elsa, will sail in a
few DAYS for a trip abroad. where they
expect 20 remain all summer.
Mrs. Davidson. Of Chicago. and Miss
Isham. Of Buffalo. y. Y, the guests of
Miss Isham. have returned to their
homes.
Mrs. Phil May. OF Charleston, W. Va.
is the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Behrend.
Miss Rae Cohen, of Columbus, Ohio,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Maurice D.
Rosenberg.
Mrs. Isaac Cans is in Ithaca. n. y,
visiting her brother, Capt. Frank A Bar
ton, L. SA
The Engagement Is announced Of Miss
Louise Livingston, Of Greenville. Miss,
and Mr. Earnest Lee. Of Memphis, Tenn
Miss Livingstone is well known in Wash
ington. having spent several seasons here
az Fairmont Seminary.
The season prizes for the weekly whists
at the Mercantile Club were awarded at
the last meeting on Saturday evening.
Ms. J. ". Nordlinger. first; Mrs. Louis
jackson, the second. and Mrs. Samuel
/ Bensinger, the third.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris. Of Denver, Colo.
We're in town for a few days.
The fete at the Women's Christian As
sociation Home. which was to have been
given on the lawn at 17l9 Thirteenth
street northwest. was held last night
/ indoors. the entire first floor of the build
/ ing having been thrown open for the oc-
/ casion. The piazzas were gayly deco
rated with japanese lanterns. and booth
/ was erected where a fortune-teller read
palms. The affair was given under the
auspices Of the Tennis Club and Indoor
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/ Prof. Hart's Brown Bread NouriShes
/ The body without overtaxing the stomach.
A perfect food for warm weather. Made
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