The Washington herald., 1907-05-13

the rest cure for the past month at Johns
Hopkins Hospital will return to the lega.
ton this week, entirely restored to
health. on the return of the Baroness
the family viii go TO Chevy Chase for
the remainder Of the month Of May, and
sail for their home In Belgium next
month.
Madame Hauge wife of the Norwegian
Minister will leave to-day for a week S
| visit in Chicago
The Brazilian ships arrived at Old Point
Comfort Saturday morning. Mr.. Gurgel
do Amaral, counselor. and Mr.. Raider
de Aquino. naval attache Of the embassy.
met them, and will escort Admiral Huet
Bachellar and his officers to Washington,
where they viii be entertained By the
President and the Brazilian Ambassador.
Former Senator and Mrs. Charles Man
derson. Of Omaha, will arrive here about
May L. Except during a brief visit 10
Mrs. Richard Butler Mir. and Mrs. Man
Gerson will stay NJ the Arlington
Mrs. ". Barklie Henry, of Philadelphia.
who came 10 Washington to visit Mrs.
Bonaparte and her daughter, the Countess
Won Moltke. has been Obliged 70 cancel
all social engagements for the past week
on account of the Illness of her little son.
who has measles Mrs. Henry also post
roned the entertainments she had planned
in Philadelphia last Friday IN honor of
Mrs John Reyburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K Barbour are
spending a few weeks at the country
place of Mr.. Barbour's parents, near
Chevy Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Gaff will leave
for their country place in Massachusetts,
the last week In May.
Capt Rush, of the navy. and Mrs Rush
will close their house next Tuesday and
go 10 their country place al Catskill-on-
the Hudson for the summer
Miss May Phelps daughter of Com
mander and Mrs. Phelps. who is visiting
friends in Boston and New York. will
AfAuAi ~ " ttotiAAaH l1lt AlAt idlAft part Ul
the week.
Mrs J. Eakin Gadsby. historian general
OF the d. A. r.. spent a few days in Bal
timore last week with her cousin. Mrs.
George II. Harrington, 20 attend the card
party given in Colonial Hall for the bene-
it OF the Memorial Continental Hall fund,
by the Thomas Johnson Chapter.
Handsome prizes We're awarded to the
successful players. a large silver cup.
beautifully engraved on the outside with
the name OF the chapter, which was given
by one Of the members was won by Miss
Isabelle Nordecai Tea, punch, and cakes
were served after the cards.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Neville BuIIitt. Of Louisville KY. who
was delegate TO the National Congress.
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
which recently met in this city, and Mrs.
William TrakneIl. Of Charlestown. ". Va.
Mrs. J. Pembroke Thom. state regent;
Mrs A. Marshall Elliott. regent Of Mary
land Line Chapter. and Mrs. Henry W.
Rogers, regent Of Thomas Johnson Chap
ter. were also present
The committee Of arrangements was
composed of Mrs. John T. Mason (chair-
mani, Mrs. y. 7. Smith. Mrs. Nelson
Poe. jr. Mrs Robert c. Barry, and Mrs
James ID. Iglehart.
The engagement has been announced Of
Miss Mary Hendrick Swigert 20 Capt.
Jairus A. Moore. Artillery Corps. L. S.
A. Miss Swigert has been spending the
winter at Fort Monroe. Va, with her
cousins, Capt and Mrs. Augustine Nc
Intyre.
Mrs Jennie Z. Rosekraus is still I'm San
Antonio, Tex. with her daughter. Mrs. W.
Walton Brown. Her health is much i'm
proved.