The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-09

Newberry leave Washington to-day for
New Orleans, where they will be extern
sively entertained during the carnival
season.
The Misses Shonts left yesterday to join
friends from Chicago, with whom they
will pass week in New Orleans and
later go TO Florida Mrs. shonts is not
going South, as expected. Tut has placed
her private car at the disposal Of Nine.
des Portes. wife of the counselor Of the
French Embassy, who is making up q
party which is expected TO leave WASH
ington for New Orleans tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert I, Fleming yester-
day issued cards to the wedding breakfast
of their daughter, Miss India Bell Flem-
ing, and Senior Don Luis Corea, Minister
from Nicaragua, on Wednesday, Febru-
airy q, at 1890 p. m. at the family resi-
dence. on Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Edgar Chambers, of New York,
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. John II.
Stokes, of the Portner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh W. Burns announce
the marriage OF their daughter, Belle
Catherine. 20 Mr.. Rudolph Watson Bish-
op, Wednesday. February s, 1897. At home
after March !, 50 7 street northwest
Admiral and Mrs. +. c. Prindle are at
the Barcelona. st. Augustine. Fla. Ad-
miral Prindle is recovering from a very
serious sickness. They viii probably re-
main in Florida until April.
Mrs. S. Livingston Breese has returned
from visit to Philadelphia and is at her
house, 1903 n street northwest, where she
expects to spend the remainder Of the
winter and the spring.
Mrs. William Z. Conard, Of George
town, has gone to New York. and will
remain away until after Easter.
Owing to illness. Mrs. Marcus Mitchell
Benjamin viii be unable to receive to-
day.
Mrs. Redwood Vandegrift. Of 1929
Twenty-frst street. viii receive to-day
for the last time this season.
Mrs. r. Conquest Clarke. Of l752 n
street. will be at home this afternoon.
Mrs. Lewis Merriman. 1923 Q street.
viii receive this afternoon for the last
time this season. in honor Of Mrs w. 6.
Harvey. Of Richmond Va, and will be
assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Shultz.
and Mrs. John F. Stevens.
Mrs. T. X. Noble viii receive with Mrs.
Charlotte Emerson Main to-day from
3 10 at 2003 Massachusetts avenue.
Mr.. J. A. Wallerstedt who is assisting
Mr.. Green in the production of the
Chimes of Normandle" at the Belasco
Theater this week, is a guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs Heber May.
Mrs William u. Chany and her guest.
Miss Kate n Dana, of Brookline. Mass.
will be at home at the Cordova this aft
ernoon. from . 10 6.
Mrs. Joseph T. Thropp. Of I70l TWEEN
tieth street. viii not be at home this aft
ernoon. but will receive next Saturday.
February is.
MIS-. Nllltaiu hlrkln, IT., and Miss kir-
kin will be at home this afternoon at
the COrdova.
Mrs. Franklin NJ. Dixon, who has taken
an apartment at Florence Court. will be
at home there to-day from 10 G.
Mrs. James W. LOckeJt, Of AIassachu-
sets avenue, who has been seriously III
for the past three months, Is now con
valesCing. and hopes soon to be able to
drive and To see her friends. Mrs Lock
EFT is one of the most charming of the
young matrons Of the resident set, and
during her long enforced retirement by
reason Of illness has been the recipient of
many fattcring attentions.
Mrs. Emory J. Bentley. Miss Walkup.
and Mrs CrandaH. OF 632 Randolph
street, will be at home to-day from 3
to 8.
Mrs Howard s Waring will be at home
this afternoon for the last time this
season. at the Don Carlos Her sister.
Mrs. James Gregory Mclaughlin, OF New
York, will receive with her