The Washington herald., 1907-07-02

sister, MIS-. T d. lAtt anu MISS illte'
Of Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindgren will leave to-
day for Newport, r. l., where they will
spend the summer
Miss Florence NJ Brown, secretary OF
the Young Women's Christian Associa-
lion. will spend her vacation on a trip to
Alaska, visiting associations on the Pa
cihc Coast.
A delegation Of ladies Of the Young
Women's Christian Association Of this
city left yesterday afternoon for the
summer. conference at Silver Bay Among
the number are Mrs. William Hamilton
Bayly. president Of the association; Mrs.
W H. H0eke. treasurer; Miss Helen
woodward, first vice president; Miss
Margaret Johnson, Of the gymnasium
committee: Miss Grace Osborn, assistant
secretary. and Misses Beal, Barthelou,
and Brown.
Miss Mabel BoardmaR. who went abroad
in May as a delegate TO the Red Cross
Congress. and while in London was the
guest Of the American Ambassador and
Mrs. Whltelaw Reid has Joined Ter par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Boardman.
at Wyncllne. Nauchester-by-the-S
Later Miss Boardman VIII visit her
brother-in-lav and sister, Senator and
Mrs. ". Murray Crane. at their new
home, at Dalton, Mass
DIT. and Mrs. c. Alexander Crawford,
who went abroad a few weeks ago, are
now IN London. where they are members
Of a house party being entertained by the
American Ambassador and Mrs White
law Reid. at wrest Park
Senator and Mrs. Chauncey Depew.
who went abroad a few weeks ago. are
also members OF this house party.
Mrs. Theodore 2. shonts and her tvo
daughters. who went abroad In the
spring. have gone from Paris 70 London.
and are being entertained constantly
there. They were the guests Of honor
at dinner last week Of Mrs James Nc
Donald, who is among the most promi-
nent h0s,esses Of the London season.
Among the other guests were the Minister
from Haiti and Nine. LeRer and the
former Ambassador 30 this country. Sir
Mortimer Durand. and Miss Durand.
Mr.. T, J. O'Brien. the newly appointed
Ambassador 20 japan, accompanied by
Mrs. O'Brien Is a guest at the New VIII
lard. Mr.. OBrien was until his appoint
ment TO Japan. Minister 10 Denmark
A guest Of the Riggs House is Capt W.
2. Steadman, Of Michigan, who, as
member Of the Fourth Michigan Cavalry.
assisted IN the capture Of Jefferson Davis
at The close of the civil war
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Merillat. Of Uni
versity place. have Invitations out for the
marriage Of their daughter Edna Rich
ardson. TO Mr.. Roy II. Moses on Friday
evening. July 8. dt Calvary Methodist
Church. Mr.. Moses is confidential clerk
20 the Secretary of The Navy. and for
merry resided az Erie. Pa.
A barbecue VIII De held July at the
country home Of J. J. Darlington. near
Herndou Va. Invitations have been sent
. 10 the several Southern societies in the
District Of Columbia for the members
Cards issued 10 the officers OF the various
organizations include the family of each
member
The train for Herndon viii leave the
/ Pennsylvania depot az $40 and start back
at SIS.
Three years ago similar entertainment
was given by Mr.. Darlington. and was at
tended by large number Of guests.
Miss Isabel May daughter, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Henry May, IS the guest Of Mrs.
Reginald c. Vanderbilt, at Newport
Rev. and Mrs T. s Wynkoop. who ar
rived IN New York last week from India.
where they had been missionaries since
. their marriage, came 10 Washington yes
terday 20 visit relatives and old friends IN
their home in Georgetown. They will be
/ the guests of the Misses Easily. daughters
+ Of Commodore Easily. DIT. WynkooD was
/ for many years the pastor Of the Western
Presbyterian Church and Is greatly be-
[ loved A reception will be rendered Dr.
and Mrs. Wynkoop, nee Dodge, by the
/ Western Presbyterian Church on Wednes-
/ day evening. July TO-
/ A pretty home wedding took place in
/ the homo Of Mr. and Mrs. y. H. Jannev.
?03l Vermont avenue northwest, Saturday
evening, ut 6 o'clock. when their daugh-
I ter Louise H., was married TO Wilbur T.
+ Fookes. Rev f. F. Marshall officiating
[ The bride gown was Of white crepe de
/ chine and princcsse lace. The matron Of
/ honor, Mrs V NJ Fookes wore pale
/ green silk and lace Y. VI. FO0kes was
/ his brothers best man. After the we'd
/ ding supper the bride and bridegroom left
/ for Ohio 10 visit relatives Of the latter
The going away gown was blue silk. with
| hat 20 match.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter n Weston. of
( Washington. have taken the Oasis cot
/ tage, IN Howe's lane, Plymouth.
The pupils Of Mss Marie Becker gave
/ a complimentary musicale Saturday even
/ ing at 1915 Fairmont street Those who
/ took part were Misses Helen Adams.
Ruth Stanton. Mabel Mitchell. Grace Mid
dleton, Margery and Dorothy MacElwee.
/ Gertrude Middleton. Jessie Robinson. r.
/ Louise Young, and Master James Young
Mrs. J. Z. Mulcare has returned from
the jamestown Exposition, whittier she
went as the representative Of r. f. Lee
J Chapter, L. D. c. She was at Beauvoir
/ last Friday, where several hundred
/ Daughters were registered
Baron Speck Won Sternburg, German
/ Ambassador to the United States. will
sail for New York to-day from Berlin.