The Washington herald., 1908-08-29

Z --4E EGlAEAAAg VI Tie navy anu MIS-
Metcalf. Who have been absent from
( Washington since the early summer sea-
/ son. left Oakland Cal. yesterday at
| noon on their return trip to this city.
1 They have been on the Pacific Coast for
several months. Mrs. Metcalf having pre-
ceded the Secretary 70 their home in
/ California. They VIII make a visit at
some Of the Eastern resorts.
/ The Brazilian Ambassador. who has
been AT Hamilton. Mass. is in Chicago.
where he was one Of the speakers at the
| sixty-eighth convocation of the University
OF Chicago.
/ Gen and Mrs. A ". Greely and their
unmarried daughters. who have just com
1 pleted a tour around the world have
/ arrived in Pittsfeld, Mass. where they
Z viii spend several weeks Their friends
hope they viii return to their Washington
l home for the winter as they have been
I greatly Missed for the several seasons
I Gen Greely was stationed in the West
/ Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth. Of this city
who has spent the summer, as usual in
her country place near Genesee. y. Y.
VIII arrive in Washington this morning
/ as the guest Of Gen and Mrs. J. Franklin
Bell. at Fort 8Iyer. Va She will Join the
/ party who viii accompany the Secretary
Of War and Gen Bell on an inspection
. tour Of the forts. agencies. and camps in
I the Middle West and West. IN the party
I viii be Mrs Bell, Col Charles G. Treat
/ Capt. Davis. and AIr- Walter r PedigO.
/ private secretary 20 the Secretary Of War
( The Two last named and Secretary Wright
VIII leave the party at Fort Riley. Kans.
and return to this city, but Gen and
Mrs Bell SIrS. Wadsworth. and Col
Treat VIII proceed westward FOR a
months trip, 10 visit Fort Washington.
/ Yellowstone Park. the Rosebud Agency.
and many other places. the greater part
/ Of the trip 10 be made on horseback
They VIII leave here Jhis evening and viii
return early in October
NJ Preston Gibson. who has spent the
greater part Of The summer at his country
place in Virginia. has as his guest his
small son. Master Henry Field Gibson
who arrived yesterday evening from York
Hzrbor. where he has been with his
I grandmother. Mrs Thomas Nelson Page.
and where his mother. Mrs 8Iinna Field
Gibson was married last month 70 Mr.
Barnaby, Of England
Rev J O. Knott and Mrs. Knott. OF this
city, the latter formerly Miss Sim. OF
Baltimore, who have been travelling in
/ Europe this sumner. having arrived IN
Munich They met n Munich Mrs. BIed-
I soc Norris and a party Of the friends
with whom she IS travelling.
Rev. and Mrs. H ". BalienEee. Of
Georgetown. who have spent the month
OF August in their Old home in West Vir-
ginia. have returned 10 Washington. Mrs.
BaIlsngee VIII have her three nieces.
Miss Angy Moore. Miss Margery Moore.
Of Fargo. y Oak. and Miss Wheeler. OF
AIartiusburg. W Va. with her next week
They are returning from a European
tour
Mrs Swift, wife Of Col Eben Swift.
who went TO the Greenbr.er White Sui
phur Springs with Mrs. Darlington, wife
Of Gen Gari1ng1o1. a month ago, return
ed 10 Washington yesterday
Mrs Emily Worth. who has spent the
past month in Round Hi. Va. returned
yesterday 10 her home in Washington.
Mrs. L W Hawk. OF Rochester. gave
= a beautiful luncheon at the Oak Hi
Country Club in honor OF Mrs. Albert
Evans Of Washington Covers were IaIa
for eighteen.
Mrs Marie A Eastwood. widow OF
! Dr. Eastwood, OF Mount Pleasant left
Washington yesterday. accompanied by
her daughters. Misses Katherine and
Aileen. for Ithaca n Y. They will be
the guests there Of Mrs Eastwood's
/.
r IS a professor at Cornell University.
Miss Margaret HessIer will leave TO-DAY
for New York and Philadelphia 10 visit
friends for several weeks.
Slr. Charles AIattingIy viii leave TODAY
for a vacation in Boston and surrounding
places.
\ gay party OF BaItimoreans came over
TO Washington for a little auto jaunt yes
terday, chaperoned by Mrs. John Erwin.
/ They were Miss Margaret Erwin. Of Fork
: Nd; Mrs. John Dressed. Of Hamilton:
Miss Nellie Becht and Miss Helene Glaub
Of AanayUnk, and Miss Ethel Erwin, OF
Wilmington, Del
The Rev J Russell verbrycke. pastor
Of the Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
Church. has returned 70 the city, after
a six weeks stay IN Ocean City, Nd.
and in New York City
Mr.. Robert Lee Hamilton, assistant
baggage agent for the Baltimore aat
Ohio Railroad at Cumberland, ana Miss
Mary Mildred Meyers. were married a;
the residence OF the brides parents yes
terday evening by the Rev. Alexander
Bielasld. pastor. Of Kingsley Nethodist
|, Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Marion Stewart and Miss Hnda
, Kennel. both Of Bloomington. Garrett
County. Nd. were married at the home o.
the bride by the Rev. John Thomas
Greek pastor Of the Methodist Episcopa
church.
2 Mr.. Noah Dawson. Of Clarksburg. W
: Va, and Miss Myrtle Louise Gilpin. OF
Washington. were married at Oakland
Nd by the Rev John N. Davis. The
bride Is a daughter Of Calvin GiIpin. wnc
served IN Maulsby's Battery in the civil
, var.
Mr.. Charles Calvert Lancaster has re
turned to the city from ar extenIef
visit to the Maine coast. including YorE
: Haro0r and Old Orchard Beach, and i.
, greatly benefited in health
D While you think Of It, telephone you