The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-22
Miss Jean Reid to Entertain
at Dorchester House.
MAGNIFICENT FETE PLANNED
American Ambassador Intends tn
Make Daughters Dinner One OF the
Most Important Events of London
Season-President and Mrs. ROOse-
welt Enjoy Horseback Riding.

as hostess at Dorchester House next
Thursday evening, when the ambassador
viii give a dinner and dance In addition
20 its being the first entertainment given
by the Reds this season. ii will also be in
the nature OF a farewell party for Miss
Reid, as she win sail for this country
early next month and join her mother
and grandfather. 1t is the intention of the
ambassador to make this the most i'm
portant affair Of the season and on the
invitation list are the names Of the most
important and fashionable contingent Ia
London.
Following Miss Reds departure. Lon
don will see very little Of the American
Ambassador for the remainder Of the
season. He viii take I'D his residence.
AT Wrest Park and go TO London only
when it is absolutely necessary. The
strain is said to have told very much on
the ambassador. his health being none
too robust, and he feels the need OF
rest.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Bona
parte are expected at Lenox this week
and viii spend the remainder Of July and
the month Of August at the Hotel Aspin-
wall.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt and
their children are said 10 be INDUCING
daily IN their favorite spot, equestrianism.
They select back roads for these jaunts
and frequently pass through syosset,
East Norwich, and Jericho. Mrs Roose-
III Ia
stables at Sycamore HILL and though the
Presidents famous hurdler has been turn
ed out TO grass for the summer, there are
a number Of fine animals in the stable
for his use.
Rear Admiral ". II. Reider, L. S. n.
and Mrs. Reider sailed last week from
New York for Bremen. From there they
vail 90 TO Marlenbad. Paris. LOrdon.
Madeira, and Italy. going later to Egypt
for the winter.
The first secretary Of the American En-
bassy at Berlin and Mrs. Spencer Eddy,
who are now at Carlsbad. viii return to
their handsome home In Berlin this week
to complete arrangements for the APP
preaching wedding OF Mr. Eddy's sister,
Miss Katherine Eddy. Of Chicago, and
Senator Beverage. Of Indiana, which will
take place in August
IN spite OF the prominence Of the bride
and bridegroom the affair will be prac-
tically private, only the nearest relatives
and friends attending.
MIR. John T. McCutcheon. Of Chicago. +
the well-knovn cartoonist. who is spend
fnc no al mill hn
Beverages best man. The Eddy apart
meuts. where the wedding will take place.
are among the handsomest and most ex-
elusive IN Berlin. They were formerly
occupied by Prince Observation-Disclosures
buTgh. late colonial secretary and ldns-
man Of the Kaiser. Senator Beveridge
and his bride will make short honey
moon trip 10 Switzerland France, and
England before returning 10 America and
taking up their residence in Washington
in time for the opening Of the Congress /
sionaI season.
A party, including Nj and Mrs. Claude
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Brooks. and
Miss Katherine Brooks, left Washington
yesterday afternoon for trip 10 Balt-
more and return by water.
Capt and Mrs. Qualtrough entertained
a small company informally at bridge
Saturday evening in their apartment in
the Connecticut
Rear Admiral Thomas II. Stevens, I. S.
n, and Mrs. Stevens are the guests of
their son and daughter-in-law. Capt
Pierce c. Stevens and Mrs. Stevens, Al
ST. Paul, MINI.
Rear Admiral a. S. Barker. L. S. n. /
and Mrs. Barker are spending the sum-
mer at Richfield Springs.
Mrs. Williams, Of Washington, who has
been the guest OF Capt and Mrs. Archi- /
bald Campbell, at Fort Totten, n. Y. |
viii leave there to-day for San Fran
cisco, whence she win sail to join DIT /
Williams in the Philippines.
Mrs. Florence Hill Hormess, one OF
Washlngton's best known and most tall !
for Paeonian Springs, Loudoun County, Va, |
where she will stay for a week with the
Fadeley family. She will return TO Wash |
ington for few days before going North /
TO join a large colony OF Washington /
musicians at Haven, Me. Mrs. Edwin /
Hill, mother Of Mrs. HOrmess, and one
of the organizers Of the Georgetown /
Orchestra, who has been seriously i'll for +
many months, is so far recovered as to 1
stand being moved to Paeonian Springs, /
where she viii remain until the autumn 4
Mrs. Katherine Pierce and Miss Carrie /
Ord. Of Washington. have gone to Fort 1
Oglethorpe. Ga. where they are the 1
guests Of Lieut. and Mrs. J. J. Ryan /
and family for the summer Mrs. Pierce /
and Miss Ord win go to Mexico in the /
autumn to spend the winter.
Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shirclff will leave 1
this week for a short stay at Atlantic /
City, after which she will go to Boyds, /
Md. to remain until the second week of /
when she will return to her /
place in the New York Avenue Presby- /
terrain Church choir
William Mckinley Circle, No. ., La /
dies Of the G. A. R., will hold a lawn f.
fete July o, "A, and 25, corner East Can't /
TOT and Second streets. no admission will /
be charged and the proceeds are TO be 1
applied to the relief fund Of the circle.
Mrs. Henry Vessels and Miss Sarah |
McGinnis, of Washington, are the guests I
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