The Washington herald., 1907-10-11


Baroness ROsen have left their summer
embassy at Magnolia, Mass. and are now
In New York. en- route TO Washington.
They viii probably arrive in day OF two.
Prince Koudachef, who arrived a few
days ago, has been joined by NJ de Thai,
of the embassy staff
NJ. Chermont, second secretary of the
Brazilian Embassy, who spent the sum-
mer with Nine Chermont at Naragansett
Pier, has just returned and is seeking
house for the winter. Nine Chermont
and their little son, Jayne, are Wis
iting Miss Sloane, Nine Chermont's
sister, at their country place, near Baltl-
more Mr.. and Mrs Edward Padelford,
whose house in 1 street NJ. and Nine
Chermont occupied last winter expect TO
return 10 it themselves this season.
Gen William w. Wotherspoon. L. S. A,
and Mrs Wotherspoon have taken an
apartment at the Dupont for the winter
Gen. Wotherspoon. who has recently been
raised in rank. is receiving the congratu-
lations of his friends
Of Miss Gertrude Brown, youngest daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Sevellon A. Brown. TO MT
George L. Huntress. which will be cele-
brated at St Margaret's Church NOyem-
ber . The bride-elect. who is the sister
/ of Mr. Phelps Brown. will be IN his we'd
ding party as bridesmaid to Miss Cathe-
rine Ridgely, at their wedding October q
Senor Alfredo Alvarez Calderon. who
came to the United States TO visit his
fiancee. Miss Switzerland. and to repre-
sent the Peruvian mining companies. has
returned to South America His destina-
! tion is Chile, where his father is accredited
as minister. II is rumored that Miss
ISoutherland, with her mother and sister,
viii spend the winter on the Pacific Slope.
TO be near Capt. Switzerland, whose naval
duties viii take him to the coast when
| the fleet IS ordered there.
| Miss Adeline Hammond, daughter Of DR..
/ Thomas V. Hammond and Mrs. Ham
mond. is the guest for a week Of Miss
/ Natalie Magruder At the Magruder cOun-
try place near Frederick, Nd.
Miss Hibbs left Washington yesterday
for visit Of two weeks to friends In
/ New York.
/ Mrs. Robert Hinkley and her daughter.
Miss Gladys Hinkley, have returned TO
/ their home in Sixteenth street, after
spending the summer at Cazenovia, y. Y.
Miss Caroline Warheld, daughte. OF
the governor OF Maryland, who has spent
the past year abroad. Is now In London
on her return trip TO America. Miss War
/ field has completed years course OF
study in Paris having been student at
/ a fashionable boarding school there
Justice and Mrs. David J. Brewer have
opened their residence in Sixteenth street
for the winter, after spending several
/ months in Vermont
| Mrs. Lillian Simpson Davis. Of Purcell
vile. Loudoun County, Va. was married
/ to Mr.. Russell Lynn. OF Leesburg. Va,
| Wednesday morning in this city, by Rev.
| c. F. Wlnblger pastor Of the First Bap-
/ tist Church. corner of Sixteenth and o
! streets. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn left Wash
ngtOn Immediately Tor California, where
/ they will spend the winter. returning to
! Leesburg next spring, TO make their fu-
/ ture home.
! Mr.. H. P. R. Holt and his son. Felix
Holt nave returned to the city from
fishing and hunting trip down the Po-
| tOmac.
Invitations have been received here
/ for the wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Tack,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Tack,
/ Of New York. to Mr. Richard Gwynn.
/ formerly OF this city, but now Of Balti-
more. The ceremony will take place at
! the Church Of the Blessed Sacrament.
New York City, Tuesday, October %.
/ at 11:S0 o'clock.
Mrs. Leroy Sunderland Smith, of New
York, is a guest at the New Willard.
Mrs. Smith is the president of the New
York chapter of Daughters of the
| Founders and Patriots, and IS a sister
Of Mrs. Flora Adams Darling, of Wash
ington.
The wedding Of Miss Mimi Carr, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Lily Morrison Carr, formerly
Of Washington. TO Mr. Courtland Rich
ardson, of Newburgh, n. Y, was solem-
nized yesterday afternoon at ''Shorewood."
the residence Of the brides sister and
brothar-in-law, Mr.. anG Mrs. E. Hope
NOrtO /, at Darien, Conn. The New York
| guests were taken to DaTien early In the
| afternoon in private car, In which they
| also returned 10 the city. Mrs. Wilson
| Young a very well-known soprano. for
merly of Washington, was the soloist at
the ceremony.
Mrs. Leonard Wood, wife of the mill
tary governor OF the Philippines. arrived
in Washington Wednesday evening. and
is the guest of her sister Mrs. Hooker.
| wife Of Lieut.. Richard Hooker. L. S. A.
! Mrs. Wood came to this country to place
her son, Richard Stewart Hooker, ir.. in
school at GrOton, Mass. Mrs Wood ex-
| poets to spend some time in Washington
| and her visit here will probably be
marked by many entertainments. ar
ranged in her honor
Mrs. Harriet L. Scribner is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. William Green, of Fulton.
Ill. who will be her guest for the next
two or three weeks. A party compris-
ing Mrs. Scribner. Mrs. Green. Col. and
Fe %sH