The Washington herald., 1907-08-31

Chase Lake, gave a most enjoyable dance
in honor of Mrs. Ciaudes sister. Miss
Dorothea Armes, who is their guest The
house, which lends itself readily to artis-
tic effects, was uniquely decorated with
tall stalks of corn, other appropriate
foliage adding to the beauty. Music was
furnished by a portion of the Marine
Band. and refreshments We're served .en
the piazzas and lawns.
Mrs. Claude was assisted by her
cousins, Mrs Marye, Miss Sarah Thigh
man. and Mrs. Ed. Cleary and Mrs. W. D.
Slaughter Mrs. ". B. Martier served
the lemonade.
Among those present were Mrs. Charles
G. Stone, Miss Florence Stone. Mr.. s. d.
Waters, Misses Brown. Van. Calm, Gladys
Ord, Helen Nicholson, Marie Claude, New
EFT Claude. Dorothy Rowell, Margaret
FenneIl. Martha Rowell, Margaret Wat
son, IShel Shaefer, Elizabeth and Susan
Dessez. Emile Sherman, and Miss
Reach; Messrs. Douglas Sterrett, Ken
meth Glennan, Guss, Armat, James Ord,
Fort. lie Due. Cleary. w. d. Slaughter
Judge De Lacy, OF Chevy Chase; HarTi-
son DesseZ, Frank Roach, Mervin, Claude
Brown. William Brown, Sidney ChappelL
and Slade.
The betrothal Of Prince George OF
Greece and the Princess Marie Bonaparte
was formally announced in Greece yes
terday. Prince George is the grandson
of King George of Greece, and the prin-
! cess. who is said to be the richest unmar-
ried woman in Europe. is q relative Of
the Attorney General of the United
States She is twenty-four years old,
and her wealth is estimated at $4,000, ,O00
which she inherited from her maternal
grandfather. Monte Carlo Blanc,
Miss Margaret O'Beirn, of Chicago, who
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Mattingly, left Washington
last week accompanied by Miss Lally for
jamestown. After several days visit to
the exposition, Miss Lally and Miss
OBeirn went to Atlantic City, where
they Joined a party of friends.
Miss S. Vista Barclay, Of Brooklyn, n.
Y. is visiting Miss Bessie Johnson, in
Ninth street.
Rev. Clarence Bispham and Mrs. Bisp-
ham, Of Philadelphia, who have many
friends in Washington. have. with their
family occupied a villa at Ocean city,
y. J., all summer, but will reopen their
town house next week. Mr.. Bispham for
a number of years was rector of st.
Michael and All Angels Episcopal
Church, in Washington, and it was here
that he married Mrs. Bispham. who was
Miss Bessie Casey. Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. ePaul Andrews. of Wash
ington, who are spending the summer at
Newport. r. l., have returned to their
villa there from Bar Harbor, where they
made a short stay.
Miss Dorothea Armes. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Herbert Claude,
and friends In Washington, viii return 10
Birmingham. Ala, next week.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Endicott are
the guests, at Newport, Of Mrs. z. Hope
Slater, of Washington. Since their re-
cent return from Europe. Mr.. and Mrs.
EndicOtt have been at their farm near
DanveTs. Mass. and arrived only Thurs
day at Newport. Mrs. Slater entertained
at dinner for them last evening.
Dr. and Mrs Robert French Mason,
the latter formerly Miss Frances Fuller.
daughter of Chief Justice Fuller. are be-
ing congratulated upon the birth Of
daughter. Dr. Mason and his wife have
occupied the spacious Fuller residence in
+ street during the summer, and will re-
turn TO their apartment at the Dupont in
the autumn.
Mrs. James Hay. jr., who spent the
past month in Virginia, with Mr. Hays
parents, at Madison. and with Mrs. Hays
mother Mrs. F. T. Walker, near Char
lottesyille, has returned to her horne in
Washington.
Mr.. Frederick Pohndorff will sail from
New York to-day for Spain, where he
will visit members of his family. as well
as his old friend, the Marquis Dc.necq,
returning to Washington about Novena-
Der.
Mr.. Henry NJ Camp has returned to
Washington after an absence Of a month.
when he visited his home at Norwalk,
Conn.
Mr.. Paul Morton. who has been taking
the baths al Carlsbad, Is now in Paris
and will sail for America about Septem-
Der l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons, who are
now at the Yellowstone Park, will go
from there for a tour of Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. I. Perkins and Miss
Marguerite Hunt, of Washington, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirkland,
of Maryland.
Miss Helen Gertrude Davis and Mr..
Roy Eugene Lanham were married We'd
nesday at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Upton. Rev. George Miller, pas
tor Of the Ninth Street Christian Church.
officiating. The bride was prettily gowned
in a dainty frock of white organdie. a
long tulle veil arranged with coronet
Of Bride roses falling gracefully to the
hem Of her skirt and a shower bouquet
Of Bride roses completing the costume.
Mrs. Edward Upton was the brides only
attendant. Her gown was of pale blue.
Mr. George Lanham, brother of the
bridegroom. acted as best man. A re-
ception followed the wedding. Mr.. and
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