The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21

Kaufman. Mr. Iyram B. Wright Mr.
/ F. d. McKenny, the Hon. Henry F.
Greene, Mr.. and Mrs Henry z. Davis,
/ Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Butler and Miss
/ Butler, Mr., and Mrs. Victor Kaufman.
and Mrs ". s Knox
The pupils Of the Bristol School viii
give a play at the school next Wednesday
evening
Mrs. John S. Billings. wife Of DR.. Bill
ings. L. S. A, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Wilson. at the family res
idence in Georgetown, returned to New
York early last week, accompanied by
her eldest daughter, Clare, with whom she
will.sa for England in a fortnight.
Mrs. Moore. wife of the late Gen. John
Moore. L. S. A, viii leave town the last
of May for the summer months Fer the
present her plan is to remain quietly in
her home on Sixteenth street, where she
can enjoy the rest she so much needs
She will take a suite of apartments In the
neighborhood, rather than keep up so
large an establishment. For the present
her granddaughter. Miss Thompkins.
daughter of Col. and Mrs. Charles Thomp-
kins, stationed at Annapolis, is with her.
Mrs William A Megrath. of New
York, who has been the guest of Mrs
Charles +. Forbes for the last ten days,
has returned home,
Mrs. Charles Rice. of Norfolk, Nebr..
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. J.. r. Levy, Of
IT'S Seventh street, for few days
Mrs Rice viii sail Friday for Europe.
Mrs. George D. Struggles is visiting
her son and daughter-in-law, Lieut.
and Mrs. Francis Ruggles. at Fort
Ethan Allen, VI. Mrs, Francis Rug
giles. who was formerly Miss Mabel
Perkins. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Cleveland Perkins, was married
&c Lieut. RUggles in this ,fity last
spring. Lieut.. Ruggles is one Of the
most popular young men in the army
a son OF Gen. RUggles-which in itself
would bespeak him favor. Mrs. Rug
giles Is one OF three sisters--an Of
whom are popular socially-aud heir
esses, their father being one Of those
who has won fortune in the South
African mines. and whose family, and
those of Mr.. Hennen Jennings and Mr..
Gardner Williams are known as the
South African colony. Next winter Mr..
and Mrs. John Hays Hammond are to
be added to the list Mr.. Hammond.
by the way, Is an intimate friend OF
Mr., Thomas r. Walsh. who also owes
his fortune to mines Mr. Walsh once
said to a friend, II have always been
glad that ] ma e my money out Of the /
ground, ana do not owe 1t to the hard I
work or misfortune Of a fellOw-man +
or men"--Or words TO that effect Mrs /
Sidney Cioman, wife OF Capt, Ci0mdu. /
who was Mrs Victor Clement. was an
other member of the South African col /
ony. A titie given her was that of the /
turquoise queen" from the million !
dollar mine she owned in South Africa I
ana which she sold at the time of her I
marriage 10 Capt Cloman. last autumn !
Miss George V. Forbes has returned /
Ia the city after an extended trip through 4
the West having visited California, Ne 4
vada. Utah. and Colorado.
A pretty wedding took place Thursday
evening at Marvin Church whe, Miss
Grace Y. FoIin became the wife OF Mr.
George W. Swink Of this city Many
relatives and friends attended the cere-
mony. which was performed by the Rev
J, c. Hawk = reception was given at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs. W h
C.. BaldeTs0n. 1872 Florida avenue The
bride wore chiffon over white silk. pref
tily trimmed with princess lace and white
ribbon. Her tuIle veil was fastened with
orange blossoms and she carried Bride
roses. Bliss Alma F0llin. sister of the
bride and Miss Mae Ouison were brides
maids. The first wore cream point deSprit
trimmed with princess lace. and the other
white silk trimmed With lace. Mr.. Tru-
man Lanham, jr.. was best man. and the
Ishers were MIR. Richard Hutchinson. Mr..
Harry Moore, Mr.. William Langley, and
Mr.. Bernard Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs
Swink. after a two weeks trip. will make
heir home in Washington.
Mrs. Edward Johnson. Of New York. is
he guest Of Mrs. McCreary. at Alton
House
Mrs. j. II. Hendrix OF the Tenney. Cap
tot Hiii. is entertaining her cousin. Mrs.
3. ". Bruske and daughter Irene. of
s. siuaw Mich
Mrs. Jennie E. Corby. OF Clifton Springs.
y. Y, formerly OF this city, is staying at
he Elsmere.
Miss Lizzie Tucker has gone to New
York and Brooklyn and viii be with
friends for several months.
Mrs. Alfred Franklin smith. accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Elliott Tod
hunter. Of Lexington. Mo. who have been j
n attendance at the d. A. r. convention.
eft for Philadelphia and New York 4.
Thursday afternoon to visit friends and
elatives. From New York they expect Z
o so with the Missouri delegation at the
,. a. r. convention to the jamestown |
Exposition, Mrs. Smith was extensively Z
by her friends while here, and ,
II different times rendered musical selee- !
ions which were greatly enjoyed
Mrs A. A Ashly, of Richmond. Va, is
he guest of Mrs II. NJ, Bennett, of