The Washington herald., 1907-06-08

horse show association to act as judge
Mr. and Mrs. Moore have spent the past
two months motoring through European
countries. but will sail for New York
June 10. and upon their arrival will inn
mcdiately go to their summer place al
Prides Crossing. They expect to come
to Washington at an early date however
TO inspect their new residence, now in the
course Of erection in Massachusetts ave
nue..
A brilliant reception was rendered Mrs
Elizabeth George Henderson. president
general Of the Daughters of the Confed-
eTacy, al the Arlington last night by the
District Daughters OF the Confederacy
A simple arrangement Of palms was the
only decoration In the large ballroom OF
the hotel and an air of infOrmallty
marked the entertainment. the object Of
the reception being TO afford the president
general Of the organization opportunity
to become acquainted with members Of
the local chapter Mrs. Ralph Walsh.
president Of the District division of the
IU. ID. c. received with Mrs. Henderson,
and the presentations were made by Rev.
Randolph McKim, former Secretary OF
the Navy Hilary A. Herbert, Judge
Charles B. Howry, Judge Chambers. Mr.
IL. r. Callahan. DR. Samuel +. Lewis. Mr.
IStreater, commander-in-chief of the Sons
of Confederate Veterans; Mr.. Monroe
Britt. and Mr.. CAN'T, acting commander
of the Sons Of the Confederacy.
| Haleys Orchestra played throughout
the evening, and refreshments were
served from a buffet table. Those In
charge Of the reception were Mrs. Ludlow
and Mrs. Brock, from the Stonewall Jack
son Chapter; Mrs Wheatley and Mrs
Rollins, from the Robert 2. Lee Chapter.
and Mrs. Johnson and Miss Gerald. from
/ the Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter
/ Seven hundred invitations were issued.
and the reception was largely attended.
Mrs Henderson, president general Of
! the United Daughters of the Confederacy,
will be at home at the Portland this aft
/ ernoon. from TO 6 o'clock. 70 the District
! of Columbia Daughters.
The officers and executive committee Of
/ the National Electric Light Association
gave a luncheon yesterday at the VIII
/ lard. complimentary TO Gen. George H.
Harries. The table was set in the red
room, and tastefully decorated with
American Beauty roses and peOnies Of the
same shade which harmonized prettily
with the rich crimson furnishings Of the
room.
The guests were:
Gen. James Allen. L. s. A.. Gen. John " VII
son. 4. 5 A, Col George Trlesdell, Mr X. W.
I Fuller, Mr. +. s. NARROW, Mr.. l. T. Sincair
/ Gen. George II Harries Hon. II. 3 + Mac. and
/ Col. Charles A. P Hatfield, L. S. A, Hon. Henry
/ L. West. Hon, J, J. Morrow. Mr. Thomas & Moves
NiT. SoJtt G. Bone Mr. Edgar b Shav. Mr. ]. r.
Mclean, Mr. Arthur Williams. Mr. Dudley Fsuand
Mr. Alex Dow Mr. ". c. /. Eslin. Mr. Louis A.
Ferguson Mr. Charles L. Edgar Mr. +. H. Davis,
Mr. William Blood j., NJ. James ]. Aver Mr.
| Henry l.. Doherty, Mr. samuel ScoTL Mr.. Frank
". Fuesuf Mr. George T. Porter. Mr. y F.
Brady Mr. Thomas z Murray Mr j. r Mccall,
Nr. n NJ Fdwards Mr. J. Bureigh Mr ~ "
Freeman, Mr Z w. Burdeit, Mr.. Paul Spencer.
Mr. A J. DeCamp Mr. W Il. johnson. Mr Wal
ton CLARK. Mr. Frank NJ TAFT, Mr.. Frank ".
Smith and Mr.. Seton.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Pilson arrived in
Washington Thursday from trip TO
Europe Mr.. and Mrs. Pilson travelled
through France and Germany by rail. and
toured Normandie In a motor car.
Miss Mary Tierney. Of Pennsylvania,
after a visit 20 friends here. VIII return
TO her home al Newtown to-day.
Mrs William J. Hickey. Of Easton. Pa,
Is visiting lIr and Mrs. f. p. Hickey
of 1917 Eighteenth street.
Mrs. Frederick Kohl, Of California. is
spending some time at the New Willard
Mrs Kohl was formerly Miss Bessie
Cooley. Of Georgetown.
Announcement is made OF the marriage
OF Miss Cora Van Voorhis stanton
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Ii. stan
ton. Of New Orleans. to Ernest Lee
Jahncke. The ceremony took place IN
New orleans June l. The brides father
Is the only living son Of Edwin II. Stan
ton. Secretary Of War in President Linz
coins Cabinet, and the bride. who is his
eldest daughter, Is well known in New
orleans society.
Miss Bessie Clohan. Of MartiHsurg. W.
Va. and Archie Clohan. OF the Bethel
Military Academy, near Warrenton, Va.
are the guests Of Miss Noyes Tor a few
days.
An interesting double wedding will take
place in AL Souls Church on the evening
of June 2o, when Miss Kate Tind8n,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. William Ti1dau.
will be married 10 Edwin Francis
Samuels. Of Roland Park. Baltimore. and
Miss TinialTs brother. Arba Nelson Tin
ginia Browning, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Clay Browning. The ceremonies /
will be performed by Rev. L. g. 3. Pierce
At ( O'Clock.
Miss Edith Finch is in Annapolis for the
week. She attended the german. and will
also enjoy the functions Of the week. She
will return 20 the city Saturday with her
guest. Miss Bessie Dickman, of New
York
Dr. Arthur H. Kimball, OF 1120 Vermont
avenue left Washington last night to
take his family to bingham. Mass. /
where they will spend the summer The
doctor expects to be gone about three
weeks
DR.. J. Breckenridge Bayne sailed for
Europe last week. 10 be absent two
months.
Mrs. Marian Longfellow O'Donoghue /
has returned to her home, Hotel Mount /
fort. Boston. Mass, after an enjoyable /
visit Of two months in this city. Her
many friends will regret to hear Of her /
departure.
There will be a rose luncheon given /
by the ladies of Calvary NJ Z. Church |
for the benefit Of the building fund, on |
the lawn of Mrs. Thomas w. Smith. 1884
Columbia Road. on Thursday, June 13, 1
from Z to > a dainty luncheon will be |
served for 25 cents All are invited.