The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-24

Representative Nicholas Longworth and
Mrs. Longworth arrived at their home in
Cincinnati Sunday, after two months
spent IN travelling in the far West and
the Hawaiian Islands. They both en-
joyed the trip. and will remain in Gin
cinnati until about December !, when
they will come TO Washington tor the
winter.
Dr. and Mrs. Langhorne have returned
70 Washington and are occupying the
home of Mrs. Langhorne's parents, Mr.
and Mrs T. T. Gaff. at Twentieth and r
streets. Mr.. and Mrs, Calf will return
from Oysterville. Mass, about October l.
Mrs. Shipper. wife of Rev. Eugene
Shipper, who has been visiting her par
The Oaks. their beautiful old home in
Georgetown, has returned to her home at
Dorchester. Mass, accompanied by her
mother. Mr.. Shipper has resigned the
pastorate of the church he has been in
charge Of for the past fourteen years
and. with his family, Will go abroad in
November, to remain indefinitely. IL is
owing 10 the delicate health OF their cid
est son that Mr.. and Mrs. Shipper are
obliged 10 remove from the New Eng
land climate.
Miss Mabel D. Merriam and Mr. John
T. WheeIwright, who viii be married II
ST Johns Church Saturday, October 70,
have chosen for their attendants Miss
Laura Beatrice Merriam, who Will be
maid Of honor. and Mr.. Edward Wheel
wright 70 act as best man. The cere-
m0ny viii be at / o'clock in the after
noon, and viii be followed by a reception
at the residence of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs, ". r. Merriam.
A pleasant progressive euchre party
took place At Lake View Farm. Rock
vile. Nd, recently. there being twenty
or more participants. Mr.. Cropley OF
Washington. won the gentleman's hrst
prize. and Miss Mary Wagner, of Rock
vile, the lady's prize. The affair was
under the supervision Of Miss Layinia
Wagner. daughter of the hostess.
The seventh annual exhibition Of the
Richmond Horse Show Association, which
is always fashionable autumn event in
the South. will b. held next month. open
ing October 8. and lasting four days. The
boxes already have all been engaged,
and among the holders are G. Z. Doyle
". g. Patterson. Mrs. Ruby BOdeker
Harvey. Henry c. Stuart. Rufus L. Pat
tcrson, L. T. Meyers, Mrs Porreuix Rob
iuson. a. +. DIETRICH. 5. d. Crenshaw.
A. II. Christian, John O. Walker, John
D Potts. John SHELTON Williams. W. W.
Morton, Otway 5. Allan, T H. Elicit. H.
W. Euerson. James J. Hickey. DIT. Stuart
Mcclure. Alexander Hamilton. w c.
Reed. c. 4. Davenport, Mrs Albert
Young. T. D. Hotchliss, Graham H.
Harris, George 3. Hutchins, T. r. c..
Jennifer. Leigh r. Page, r T. Reynolds,
Thomas l. Moore. W +. La Bonita. VIII
lam IT. White, Mrs, ". r. Cox. l.. a.
Saunders, r.. John 2. Branch. Ivan
Maltby c. W. Watson. J. Lane Sterne
Allan Potts. S T. Morgan. G. ID. Lang
horne, Mrs. Marion Lambert J. W.
Spatley, Fred Peasants. c. 3. Antrim.
J. T. Anderson. J. y. Vaughan. Albert
Kramer. 7. I. Noting. W J. Payne. J.
Kerr Branch, F. W Christian. Barton H.
Grundv, James y. Boyd George ". Ste
vens. Claude a. Swanson. governor OF
Virginia, John a. Coke W. II. Parrish
p H Mayo, n W. Bowe. IT, L. Cabel
". Miles Cary, w. VI. Habliston, and
James 5. Cannon.
Mrs W G. Waggaman, Of the Lafay-
cite Arms. has leased the old-fashioned
double brick residence at Seventeenth
and II streets, opposite the Metropolitan
Club, and viii take possession in the next
few days.
Mr.. A. r. Brothers has left Washing
ton for a two weeks visit TO his mother
and sister in Maryland.
The wedding Of Miss Fannie Gray
Thomas TO Mr.. Julian Hite Miller was
solemnized Saturday at the rectory Of the
Episcopal church at Laurel, Md, Rev.
Dr. Johnson. rector Of the church. per
forming the ceremony. The event was
very quiet. and at the conclusion of the
ceremony AIr. and Mrs, Miller returned 70
Washington 20 take up their residence
at the Imperial Announcement cards
have been sent out to their large circle
of friends. who shave known of the en-
gagement for some time. AIr. and Mrs.
Miller viii be al home after October 5.
The bride is a daughter OF the late
Gen George G. Thomas and for several
years past has held an important clerical
position in the Bureau Of Supplies and
Accounts, Navy Department She is a
favOrite among lifelong residents.
Mr.. and Mrs a J. Halford, accompa-
MED by their daughter. Miss Ruth Hal
ford. have spent the summer abroad. and
were last heard from at the Matterhorn.
in Switzerland. They expect to return 10
Washington some time next month.
Mrs Harry ST. George Tucker, wife OF
the president Of the jamestown Expo
sition who has spent the summer at
jamestown, where. with her husband. she
has dispensed hospitality throughout the
entire season, has gone TO Manchester-by-
the-Sea, Mass. where she is taking d
much-needed rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney the lat
ter formerly Miss Helen Hay, OF Wash
ington, are returning to New York from
England. where they have been during
the greater part of the summer. They
viii go Immediately 80 their Long Island
place, where their children have remain
ed in their absence. During their visit
to Scotland, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Lillian VI. Birdsall, daughter OF