The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-30

which Gen. George /. Gillespie. as chair
man Of the committee has arranged.
The legal hour for affairs held in the
government buildings is FROM $50 to 1885,
but the general thought that possibly
time might be induced TO turn back In its
higEt. and. if not time. then. perhaps. the
clocks.
The following day. the Army OF the
Potomac will be received by the President
IN the afternoon. after they have spent
the morning seeing the sights in automo-
biles A large banquet viii be held that
night al RausCher's. to which have been
invited all the distinguished officers of the
army and navy, Including the Admiral
of the Navy, Admiral Dewey, who has
already sent his acceptance.
Cen and Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant
will be the guests Of Gen. and Mrs. GIL
lespie during the ceremonies incident 20
the unwilling Of the Mcclellan statue.
Mrs. Mcclellan. widow of General Nc
CleIlan, a statue to whom is to be un-
yelled Thursday. arrived In Washington
last night on the Congressional express.
She will stop at the Grafton Hotel while
here.
The mayor Of New York and Mrs
George b. Mcclellan. and DR.. aud Mrs
Mcclellan. OF Philadelphia, and Mrs
Heckser will also come TO Washington
for the unwilling.
Miss Harriet Wadsworth. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wadsworth. was one
Of those who entertained a circus party
last night.
Miss Wadsworth will leave Washington
May l with a party and ride to Geneseo.
n. Y. They Will get their horses al
stanton, Va, and then ride in a loon
through West Virginia and Ohio. up
north to New York State. reaching Cen
eseo in June.
Mrs. wadsworth closes her house here
May 10
Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Lewis Marshall
entertained last night the bridal party
who will attend their daughter. Miss Mary
Marshall, al her wedding to-day to MIR.
Richard Amphlett. Of Wychbold Han.
England The supper followed the re-
hearsal for tire wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Shouts and their
daughters. the Misses Shonts. who with
some guests went 10 the opening Of the
jamestown Exposition. have returned 10
Washington. They arrived Sunday even
ing, and instead Of going directly home,
they spent the night In their private car.
in which they have lived since leaving
Washington last Thursday. IN the party
is also the Duke de Cha ines, whose en-
gagement 10 Miss Theodore Shonts has
so often been rumored. only 10 be denied
by the family Mrs. Drake. who went 10
jamestown with them. returned 10 her
home in New York.
Mrs L. z. Letter has gone to New York
to remain until May Is. She will return
only 20 remain week or two, and close
her house here, as she VIII sail for Eng
land the latter part Of the month.
Mrs Richardson Clover, wife Of can't
Clover. L. S. n. will. with her two
daughters. leave early in the sumner for
Europe and will spend the season in
London.
Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie are other Wash
ingtonians who VIII summer abroad. TAX
ing one Of the water cures near Antwerp.
and going later 20 Paris.
Mrs. Postlethwaite has already closed
her house in New Hampshire avenue and
gone abroad for the summer.
Mrs. oliver. wife Of the Assistant Sec
rotary Of War. and her second daughter.
Miss Marion Oliver. will 90 abroad Tor
the summer. After spending some time
at Wiesbaden. they viii 20 on to Paris
and then Miss Oliver will go on 10 Eng
land 70 visit Miss Josephine Durand.
Of the former British AMBASSADOR
here and Lady Durant
Friends here Of the Baroness Hengel-
muller, wife of the Austrian Ambassador. /
have received word from her That she has /
arrived in Abbaszia, in Austria. on the
where she VIII join the Ambas- |
sador. Il was the Ambassadors inten-
ton to leave this country In May, but he 1
has postponed his departure until June.
The Ambassador, like all the other 4
foreign chiefs of missions. will entertain 4
complimentary to the visiting officers in /
command of the fleets in the harbor OF /
Roads.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss
Augusta Warner Miller. daughter of :or- /
ner Senator Warner Miller, of New York.
% Hildreth LoriHg Townsend. a stepson /
If the late George b. Loring, a former /
Commissioner Of Agriculture, and a for
ner Representative in Congress from
Massachusetts
The marriage VIII take place next month
n the country home of the former Sena-
or Miller, OakhHl Herkimer County.
y John Iselin viii be the best man. (
md the usheTs already selected will include
ieorge Cabot Lodge. son Of the Senator
rom Massachusetts; John B. Henderson.
T.. Of Washington: Eugene Hale son of
senator Hale, of Maine; Stewart Benedict
Douglas Phelps. James T. Malone. and
udge William II. Wadhams, all of New
York
Miss Mary Alberta Hogg. of Cadfz.
)hio and Jacob Fl. Lynn. of Uniontown.
Pa, viii be married to-day
The announcement viii come with some
urpTise to the Washington friends of
liss Hogg. With her mother Mrs. C. NJ
iOgg, Miss HOgg has spent several win
ers in this city recently a the Farragu /
here had been no intimation of marriage
NTH her return from New York a few
avs ago. Miss HOgg is a member of one
I the richest families in Eastern Ohio.
ir Lynn is coal baron. of the Union
OWL region They will go to Old Point
or a short stay and then for an auto
Mobile tour.
Commander and Mrs. Cowles and Sec
etary Of the Navy and Mrs Metcalf are
he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George ".
'anderbilt az Biltmore House, in North
'arclina